Gwen Stefani & Blake Shelton Getting Hitched This Weekend In Oklahoma After Obtaining Marriage License
Gwen Stefani is set to finally tie the knot with Blake Shelton after dating for nearly 5 years.
According to court records obtained by RadarOnline.com, the singers, who met on the set of The Voice, applied for a marriage license on Tuesday at the Johnston County Court in Oklahoma.
Per state law, Gwen and Blake will have 10 days from the date they obtained the license to get hitched.
Sources say the couple are planning to get married over the weekend at Blake’s ranch in the area.
Insiders revealed Gwen and Blake have been planning the wedding for some time and it’s no simple affair. A source says the duo have a whole weekend planned full of festivities for their family members. They even have backup plans in case the weather gets wild on their big day.
The couple have already flown her kids out to Oklahoma ahead of the ceremony. The group left Los Angeles on Friday after Blake finished filming the NBC reality show. Gwen will be flying out the rest of her immediate family later today.
Gwen and Blake reportedly decided to keep the event small with only a close group of family and friends.
As RadarOnline.com previously reported, Blake proposed to Gwen back in October 2020. He decided to pop the question while at his home in Oklahoma. Blake shared a photo of them making out after she told him “yes.”
He wrote, "Hey @gwenstefani thanks for saving my 2020... And the rest of my life. I love you. I heard a YES!"
Gwen and Blake have been together for four solid years and the engagement was a long time coming.
One source told People, "They're still madly in love and beyond inseparable. Blake has wanted to take his time with marriage, but he is absolutely committed to Gwen. They both feel they've found their true partner in life and plan to be together forever."
Gwen was previously married to rockstar Gavin Rossdale. Her divorce was finalized in 2016. Blake is famous for having been married to country singer Miranda Lambert from 2011 until 2015.