Kuyar country artist Adam Mac Recently married his partner to eight years, Lee poundAn intimate event in Arizona's Sedona.

"We visited Sedona on an anniversary journey four years ago and fully fell in love with the beauty and energy of the place," Mac, 35, said exclusively Our weekly. "When it was time to plan our wedding it was simply understandable We didn't want anything big - just something deep for us."

The couple decided to get a sunrise wedding and at 4:45 in the morning Baby Bell sailed to the top of the rock so they could start the event "Since the sun was shining on the horizon." This couple wrote their own vow, and Mac's new single, "Last Rio," Writing what for the pound as a search.

"I wrote 'Last Rio' as a way to feel everything I feel from Lee on our wedding day - no walls, no confusion, simply true," said Mac OursThe "It's a love song, yes, but it's thank you-for choosing me, staying through the storm, and for my peace."

Single, which is now available for stream, with a Music video By the film Ford FairchildIncluding clips from couple's wedding. The pair said that they quickly knew that they had "the person of each other's forever", and for a long time "felt married in the spirit" but now it seemed to be married now because of the current political weather.

"As everything in the world goes on, we felt that it was a time for our love to stand in love and the perfect time to celebrate loudly," Mac said. "We've already felt like partners in life - but now it's official."

Mac and Fund Pinsistripe was wearing a suite of Western Style H bar cThe They also styled the clothing with custom bolos, including a bollero cropped blazer and chainstitch button-down, they made themselves with the vintage belt bark. Their rings were made by sustainable brands EagleThe

In the coming months, this couple is planning to welcome Nashville for their family and friends. For their honeymoon plans, they want to travel to the United Kingdom and Italy, because both of them were not in Europe but they were "really excited to see and explore all things."