People.com Entertainment Music Country Abby Anderson Marries Tyler Graham in 'Special' Tenn. Wedding: 'So Excited to Start Life Together' The country singer and her groom were engaged in May 2020 after meeting in 2018 By Rachel DeSantis Rachel DeSantis Instagram Twitter Rachel DeSantis is a writer/reporter covering music at PEOPLE. She has held various roles since joining the brand in 2019, and was previously a member of the human interest team. As a music writer, Rachel interviews everyone from rock-and-roll legends to up-and-coming stars for magazine feature stories and digital news stories. Rachel is based in New York City, and previously worked as an entertainment reporter at the New York Daily News after getting her start as an Entertainment Weekly intern. She has a bachelor's degree in journalism from the University of Maryland. People Editorial Guidelines and Sarah Michaud Sarah Michaud Instagram Sarah Michaud is the senior news editor of PEOPLE's music vertical. She has been with the brand for close to 15 years, holding various roles across the digital news team before focusing on music. In 2021, Sarah won the CMA media achievement award for her coverage of country music. She earned a bachelor's degree in sociology, social work and English and resides outside of Boston. People Editorial Guidelines Published on October 9, 2021 04:55 PM Share Tweet Pin Email Tyler Graham and Abby Anderson. Photo: Sarah Jordan Country singer Abby Anderson is a married woman! The "Make Him Wait" crooner and fiancé Tyler Graham tied the knot on Friday at Saddle Woods Farm in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, in a sweet ceremony that saw the newlyweds exchange vows they wrote themselves. "We are so excited to start life together," Anderson, 24, tells PEOPLE of Graham, 29, an IT broker. "I feel like we've been married already. I can't imagine life without Tyler. He's my person." After dating for three years, the couple knew that they wanted their wedding to be all about family, a sentiment helped along by the fact that they were married by Graham's younger brother Kevin. "Not only am I getting an amazing man, but a whole new family I love with all my heart," she says, adding that having "all of our favorite people in one place after not seeing each other in so long" was "so special." Tyler Graham and Abby Anderson. Sarah Jordan Anderson, whose new song "Bad Posture" is coming on Oct. 22, opted for two different looks for her big day: one to walk down the aisle in, and another in which she could let loose at the reception. "I bought my ceremony dress on a bit of a whim, and I really loved it," she says. "But then I decided I needed something I could dance in a bit better for the reception. I went to Naama & Anat Haute Couture for my second look and they created something for me I couldn't have dreamed up myself." To complete the look, Anderson wore light blue slipper shoes from Something Bleu, which she says made her feel "classy and timeless." Abby Anderson Engaged to Boyfriend Tyler Graham: 'Turns Out My Man Catches More Than Fish' Tyler Graham and Abby Anderson. Sarah Jordan Instead of a traditional wedding cake, the couple opted instead for a "glorious" donut tower made of treats from Five Daughters Bakery. The rest of the food was handled by Flavor Catering, and Anderson and Graham offered guests a southern-style feast of shrimp and grits, hot chicken and waffles, biscuits, turnip greens with bacon and sweet tea. "My dress definitely has some healthy wiggle room, thank goodness!" she jokes. The couple first met in 2018, after Anderson received a fateful call from her sister while on tour with Brett Eldredge. "My big sister had called me saying there was this guy in Atlanta I just had to meet," Anderson recalls. "He called me up, took me out on a date and we started seeing each other every chance we could after that." Abby Anderson and Tyler Graham. Sarah Jordan They were engaged in May 2020, though Anderson knew their love was something special long before Graham popped the question. "On our first date, I remember thinking to myself, 'Man, if he's not the one I need to find a guy just like him,'" she says. "We were both uncertain about what starting a relationship would look like long distance, especially with all of my traveling, but Tyler made it happen. He told me I was the loudest girl he'd ever met, so he wasn't sure about me at first! But somewhere along the way I guess he decided he liked it." Now that they've officially said "I do," the couple will jet off on a 10-day honeymoon to Tahiti — and after that, they're ready for the rest of their lives. "I never thought I'd want kids but he sure makes me excited about that too," Anderson says. "We'd both tell you we are no relationship experts. But we trust each other more than anything."