The wedding was held at a secluded venue chosen to balance security with a scenic setting. Guests included Taylor Swift, Ed Sheeran, Martin Short, Steve Martin, and Paris Hilton. The event was described as intimate, with a focus on family and close relationships rather than a large public spectacle.

Gomez, 33, wore a custom Ralph Lauren gown with floral accents and a sweeping veil. She later changed into a second dress by the same designer for the reception, opting for a lighter lace design. Blanco, 37, wore a traditional black tuxedo. After the ceremony, he shared images of Gomez’s veil and their wedding rings on social media with the caption, “Married a real life Disney princess.”

The pair confirmed their relationship in December 2023 after months of speculation. Their engagement followed at the end of 2024, with both referencing the milestone publicly while keeping most details private. Earlier this year, they collaborated on a joint album, I Said I Love You First, which debuted in March and chronicled elements of their relationship.

The ceremony included personal vows, which according to attendees mixed humor and emotional candor. The reception featured live performances and speeches from friends. Guests reported a relaxed atmosphere, with Gomez and Blanco spending much of the evening mingling, dancing, and taking photographs with family members.

Gomez, who rose to prominence on Disney Channel before building a music and acting career, has spoken in interviews about her desire for stability and balance away from public scrutiny. Blanco, a longtime producer with credits on hits for artists including Ed Sheeran and Justin Bieber, has often avoided the spotlight. Their marriage marks the culmination of a relationship that began in collaboration and gradually became public after years of friendship.

The wedding concludes a year of major developments for Gomez. In addition to the joint album with Blanco, she has been working on new solo music and continuing her role on the Hulu series Only Murders in the Building. Blanco has remained active in producing and writing for other artists alongside his own work.

No official statement was released by the couple beyond social media posts, but photographs from the day, showing Gomez in her gown and the two embracing, circulated widely online within hours.

The marriage represents one of the highest-profile unions in the entertainment industry this year, uniting two figures with strong ties to both mainstream pop music and broader entertainment. It also cements a partnership that has been visible in recent months not only in their professional projects but also in their public appearances.

For now, the couple has not announced plans for a honeymoon or further details about their immediate future. What is clear is that Gomez and Blanco, who have shared much of their personal story through music, are beginning their next chapter with a union marked by a mix of discretion, tradition, and high-profile visibility.