Singer Elle King marries longtime partner Dan Tooker in intimate outdoor wedding in Tennessee

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Elle King tied the knot with her longtime partner Dan Tooker in an intimate, outdoor wedding ceremony in Tennessee over the weekend. 

On Sunday, the 37-year-old singer-songwriter took to Instagram to share the news and posted a series of photos from her special day with her tattoo artist spouse. 

'Husband and wife. Best day of my life,' King, who is the daughter of Rob Schneider but is estranged from the comedian, wrote in the caption of her post. 

In photos and videos from her post, she showed off the cozy outdoor ceremony with green details from nature and white floral decor. 

For their nuptials, she wore a strapless, corset-style gown with a long train and a sheer, white veil featuring a bow headband detail.

The groom wore a dapper, all black look featuring a blazer with double-breasted lapels and a white floral corsage to complement his bride's look. 

Elle King tied the knot with her longtime partner Dan Tooker in an intimate, outdoor wedding ceremony in Tennessee over the weekend. CREDIT: Elle King / Instagram

On Sunday, the 37-year-old singer-songwriter took to Instagram to share the news and posted a series of photos from her special day with her tattoo artist spouse; pictured in November 2022

The couple met in 2019 and have been together for about six years minus a brief split before reconciling in 2024. 

The Ex's and Oh's singer King was previously in a brief marriage with Andrew Ferguson for less than one year before they finalized their divorce in 2017. 

In the cover photo of King's wedding day wrap-up post, the couple posed in front of a moss-covered tree at their peaceful celebration location. 

She also shared a short clip of her and her husband sharing a long, tender kiss after exchanging their vows. 

Her photo album also included detailed snapshots including her bouquet made up of white lilies and fluffy salsify seed puffs and her husband's boutonniere. 

Her photo series also included a snapshot of what appeared to be one of her friends walking her down the aisle and helping her hold the train of her dress as she united with her groom at the altar. 

In the comments section, a slew of fans and loved ones shared their well wishes to the happy couple. 

Comedian Chelsea Handler gushed to the bride: 'Congratulations, you beautiful babe!' 

The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Kyle Richards also commented: 'Congratulations!! You look beautiful.' 

Back in 2021, King collaborated with Miranda Lambert for their song, Drunk (And I Don't Wanna Go Home). In the wedding-themed music video, King was joined by her real-life partner Tooker

In the music video, she kissed her then-fiancé Tooker and partied after exchanging vows

The pair are parents to two young children: sons Lucky, five, and 19-month-old Royal.

In May, Tooker shared a gushing Mother's Day tribute dedicated to King and referred to her as 'the love of [his] life'

Alongside a slideshow of moments with their family, he wrote: 'Happy Mother's Day to our Matriarch. The strength, beauty, and grace we depend on every day'

King is the daughter of actor-comedian Rob Schneider but is estranged from him; pictured in October 2009

Country singer Kimberly Schlapman, one of the founding members of Little Big Town, also celebrated the bride and groom via a comment on her post, writing: 'Congrats!!!' 

The pair are parents to two young children: sons Lucky, five, and 19-month-old Royal. 

In May, Tooker shared a gushing Mother's Day tribute dedicated to King. 

Alongside a slideshow of moments with their family, he wrote: 'Happy Mother's Day to our Matriarch. The strength, beauty, and grace we depend on every day. 

'Me and the boys are so thankful for you and all you do,' he added. 'You are a pure example of love and how much a mama can do. 

'I love you and appreciate you always for making me a father,' he wrote. 'We couldn't do it without you @elleking and I wouldn't have it any other way. Happy Mother's Day to the love of my life.' 

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