Lainey Wilson has married Devlin 'Duck' Hodges in a romantic ceremony at the edge of a waterfall in Tennessee.

The Yellowstone star, 33, arrived for the nuptials at Ruskin Cave in Dickson, Tennessee on May 10 in a "white horse-drawn carriage" and she wore a gown by Oscar de la Renta as she exchanged vows with the former NFL player at the foot of a waterfall.

The bride told Vogue magazine: "You could hear the water trickling down and birds singing, and we had a nice spring breeze. I arrived in a white horse-drawn carriage and walked down the aisle with my Deddy to join Duck at the altar ...

"I have never seen Duck smile as big as he did then. It made me feel giddy about turning the page into this next chapter of marriage. We were both anxious to say 'I do!'"

After they were announced as husband and wife, the newly-weds walked back down the aisle together to the sound of Raye's song Where Is My Husband?

Guests were then treated to a cocktail hour before the reception kicked off in the cave with the Rebirth Brass Band providing the music and a Cajun meal being served before the dancing started.

Lainey added: "Our family and friends know how to have a good time, and the dance floor was packed all night. To close out a perfect evening, Duck and I followed the band through a send-off line of sparklers and cheering loved ones, climbed into an old white Ford truck, and drove off".

The couple began dating in 2021 and they got engaged in early 2025.

The actress/singer previously credited her partner with helping her to cope with the stresses of fame.

Speaking in her documentary, Lainey Wilson: Keepin' Country Cool, Lainey explained: "I don't know how I would have survived these last few years.

"I would come home off the road, I was so tired, and he was the only one who would see it, but I'd be crying and packing my bags again. He got to see behind the curtain.

"He also knew how much went into doing this and how much that I have dedicated my life to it. He adds so much to my life, I'm like, 'Why wouldn't I wanna spend the rest of my life with my best friend?'

"Somebody who lifts me up and encourages me and shoots me straight, who cooks potato soup for me. This is making it. I just did not know that this was gonna be a part of the 'making it'."