Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively: New Wedding Details!

September 12, 2012 Couples News

Newlyweds Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively married Sunday. Now the bride is sharing her bliss with fans on Twitter, writing, “Loving life as a wife :-) So happy!!! :D”

Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively: New Wedding Details!

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People mag has the latest details on the couple’s rustic nuptials at Boone Hall Plantation in a new cover story, including the romantic vows, music and whimsical fun for family and friends at the reception.

A source told the magazine, "They promised to support and love each other and to make each other laugh. [Ryan] said he would treasure Blake; she said she would adore him. The whole time they were beaming."

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Later on, Blake’s eyes “started to well up” as her friend Florence Welch of Florence + the Machine performed “Somewhere Over the Rainbow.”

An insider added, "A lot of people started to well up, actually."

After-dinner s’mores and a paper lantern sendoff added a touch of fun for guests at the reception.

The bride and groom were spotted days later strolling around Charleston, hand-in-hand, enjoying a local honeymoon.

"They were just being so cute, holding hands, shopping and waving at people who were saying congratulations. [Lively] was so cute! She was smiling the whole time," an observer, Erin Ponton, told People.

She added, "[They went] into a Louis Vuitton store, not paying too much attention to anyone in the world but [each other]."

For more wedding details, pick up a copy of People, on newsstands Friday.

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