Selena Gomez Marries Benny Blanco in Romantic Santa Barbara Ceremony
The singer and music producer exchanged vows in front of celebrity guests, with Gomez stunning in a Ralph Lauren gown.
Selena Gomez Weds Benny Blanco in Intimate Santa Barbara Ceremony
Selena Gomez, 33, and Benny Blanco, 37, are officially married! The singer-actress and the music producer exchanged vows on September 27, 2025, at a private estate in Santa Barbara, California, surrounded by family and close celebrity friends.
Gomez confirmed the wedding on Instagram with romantic photos and videos captioned simply and two silver heart emojis. Blanco responded with, “My wife in real life,” sparking excitement from fans worldwide.
The bride looked radiant in a custom white halter gown by Ralph Lauren, adorned with delicate floral embellishments. Blanco complemented her style in a custom tuxedo, also by Ralph Lauren.
The ceremony was attended by about 170 guests, including Gomez’s Only Murders in the Building co-stars Steve Martin and Martin Short. As previously hinted during her appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, Short served as her ring bearer, while Martin joked about presenting her with the “perfect wedding gift.”
Taylor Swift, a longtime friend of Gomez, was also present, although her fiancé Travis Kelce was absent due to his NFL schedule with the Kansas City Chiefs.
Gomez and Blanco first met in 2015 when he co-produced her hit single “Same Old Love.” They continued to collaborate over the years, including on 2019’s “I Can’t Get Enough” and 2023’s “Single Soon.” Their romantic relationship became public in 2023, and they got engaged on December 11, 2024.
Earlier this year, the couple released their first joint album, I Said I Love You First, showcasing their personal and professional chemistry.
Known for their open affection on social media, Gomez often shares glimpses of their life together, while Blanco frequently posts cooking videos featuring meals he makes for her.
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