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Lainey Wilson<\/a> finally married her longtime love<\/a>, Devlin “Duck” Hodges,” on Sunday (May 10), and the couple used a country song as the soundtrack to their first dance as man and wife.<\/p>\n According to Vogue<\/em><\/a>, Wilson and Hodges had their first dance as a married couple to the romantic strains of “10-90,” from Muscadine Bloodline<\/a>.<\/p>\n Wilson quoted the lyrics to Muscadine Bloodline’s “Walk in a Room” in a photo feature for Vogue<\/em>.<\/p>\n \u201c’You walk in a room \/ And I lose my breath \/ Coming my way \/ Counting your steps \/ My heart starts to beat \/ Out of my chest \/ Harder and harder \/ The closer you get,’\u201d<\/em> she writes, adding, “We had our first dance to Muscadine Bloodline\u2019s ’10-90 (The Sound of Roses).'”<\/p>\n Check out the song below:<\/p>\n Variety<\/em><\/a>\u00a0shared the first photos of Wilson and Hodges’ wedding, which took place at the Ruskin Cave in the rural Nashville suburb of Dickson, Tenn.<\/p>\n The ceremony happened at the base of a waterfall.<\/p>\n READ MORE:<\/em> Lainey Wilson’s Wedding Day: Here’s Everything We Know<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n “Duck and I were driving back roads in Tennessee and saw a billboard for the Ruskin Cave. Duck said, ‘You wanna get married there?’ I said, ‘Done deal,'” Wilson recounts to Vogue<\/em>.<\/p>\n “We dropped by, saw the venue and fell in love with the natural beauty of the cave and the simplicity of the property.”<\/p>\n Wilson almost always wears bell bottoms in public; however, for her wedding, she opted for a custom Oscar de la Renta dress that featured cherry blossom details around the neckline.<\/p>\n “The cherry blossom represents living in the moment, and that’s exactly what we did,” Wilson explains.<\/p>\n Wilson and Hodges honored her Louisiana hometown with Cajun food from the chefs at her downtown Nashville bar, Bell Bottoms Up.<\/p>\n The ceremony also featured music from a 12-piece jazz band.<\/p>\n Wilson’s parents were also heavily involved in the singer’s nuptials.<\/p>\n Wilson’s mother led the prayer before the meal, and her father, who she calls “Deddy,” walked her down the aisle.<\/p>\n READ MORE<\/em>: Country Music’s Longest + Happiest Marriages<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n That moment was particularly special for both the bride and groom, Wilson says.<\/p>\n “I have never seen Duck smile as big as he did then,” she recounts.<\/p>\n “It makes me feel giddy about turning the page into this next chapter of marriage. We were both anxious to say ‘I do!'”<\/p>\n Lainey Wilson and Devlin “Duck” Hodges got engaged in February of 2025, after dating for about four years.<\/p>\n Hodges proposed on the steps of the late\u00a0George Jones<\/a>‘ former mansion in Franklin, Tenn.<\/p>\n “He had it set up with rose petals and pictures of the two of us from the last five years,” Wilson tells Variety<\/em>.<\/p>\n “We love George Jones, and he knew it would mean a lot to me to do it right there on George’s front porch.”<\/p>\n See which country couples have been married the longest. At No. 1 it’s a couple who have been married for nearly 60 years!<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Gallery Credit: Billy Dukes<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Country music has more than its fair share of songs about heartache and cheating, but that doesn’t mean country stars can’t have happy, long-term marriages. These country stars have found out how to make love last.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Gallery Credit: Sterling Whitaker<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\nWhat Was Lainey Wilson + Duck Hodges’ First Dance Song?<\/h3>\n
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