The first-ever American Idol winner Kelly Clarkson married talent manager Brandon Blackstoc at Blackberry Farm in Walland Tenesee on Sunday, Oct. 20.
Clarkson broke the news in her Twitter account on Monday, Oct. 21 by tweeting: "I'm officially Mrs. Blackstock. We got married yesterday at Blackberry Farms in TN, the most beautiful place ever!"
Blackberry Farm was built in the 1970s and is located in the Great Smokey Mountains that sits on 4,200 acres of greenery.
Clarkson shared pictures in her Twitter account. The first one showed the couple standing at the entrance to a wooded bridge with Clarkson holding her bouquet and looking at the camera while Blackstock was kissing her.
The second picture showed the couple kissing with a background of the landscape. A third picture shows Clarkson standing while holding her bouquet.
Clarkson was wearing a Temperley Bridal's "Jessamine" dress from the Iris collection according to E! News. She was also wearing a Maria Elena Headpieces headband. For her bouquet of flowers, she chose sunflowers and Bluebonnets.
Clarkson previously revealed to Us Weekly in August that they wanted a private ceremony. "We have to fit our romantic life into our schedule. It'll be both a wedding and an elopement. I like it! We are just doing a small, little wedding -- me and Brandon and the kids. That is it. All we have time for! But we're happy with that," she said. "We just wanted to make it about us."
It looked like they got what they wanted as only a small group of family and friends were in attendance, E! News reported, which included Blackstock's two children from his first marriage.
The newlyweds first met in 2006 during the rehearsals for the American Country Music Awards. They met through the groom's dad, Narvel Blackstock, who has been the manager of Clarkson for years. In December 2012, Blackstock asked Clarkson to marry him after only a year of dating. He proposed with a custom ring which he designed himself. "Brandon designed it with Johnathon Arndt!" Clarkson tweeted at the time. "They did an amazing job!"
When asked if she wanted to add more children to the family, Clarkson said on Elvis Duran and the Morning Show, "I want babies, like, right off the bat! Well, I'm totally gonna have a girl. My first child will be a girl-I know it in my soul."
