Ariana Grande shared several photos from her intimate at-home wedding, and she wore a custom Vera Wang gown

• Ariana Grande got married on May 15 to real-estate agent Dalton Gomez at her home in Montecito.
• On Wednesday, she shared 12 new photos from the intimate ceremony on Instagram.
• The bride wore a custom silk Vera Wang gown, with half-up hair and soft curls.

Ariana Grande secretly got married on May 15, and she's finally giving fans a peek into the intimate ceremony.

The 27-year-old "POV" singer tied the knot with real-estate agent Dalton Gomez, whom she began dating in January 2020, at their home in Montecito.

Grande's publicist later confirmed the news, but Grande had not shared any details herself until Wednesday, when she posted 12 photos from her big day on Instagram.

Many of the photos, taken by Stefan Kohli, were also published by Vogue.

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According to the magazine, the bride wore a custom silk Vera Wang dress, "accented with a sculpted neckline, an exposed bra strap closure, and a plunging back."

Grande was dressed by Wang for the Met Gala in 2018, when she wore a show-stopping gown covered in the same design as the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel.

That night, Vogue reports, Wang promised she would create Grande's wedding look someday. (Incidentally, that was the same night Grande kissed her ex-fiancé Pete Davidson for the first time.)

In addition to Grande's sleek half-up hair and soft curls, she wore pearl and diamond earrings by Lorraine Schwartz to match her engagement ring - and wore one earring upside down as a nod to her "Sweetener" era.

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Grande and Gomez announced their engagement in December. Two months prior, the pop star dropped several hints that she planned to head down the aisle in her sixth album, "Positions."

At the time, cowriter Tayla Parx told Insider that "Positions" was a realistic look at Grande's emotional life, and producer Leon Thomas III said that "Safety Net" was inspired by "a conversation about free-falling into real love."

"We both were kind of just geeking out about our newfound loves," he said. "And we were able to implement this great energy into the song. We just kind of bottled it up."