Adam Mac and Lee Pfund are officially husbands, tying the knot in a deeply personal desert ceremony in Sedona, Arizona, after eight years of dating.
The country artist, 35, shared the news in a joint post with Pfund on Instagram on July 25, revealing that the couple exchanged vows on Saturday, June 28. Their choice of wedding location was no coincidence. The pair had previously fallen in love with Sedona’s natural beauty during an anniversary trip years ago, and when it came time to pick a place, Mac said it simply “made sense.”
The ceremony was intentionally small and meaningful. They wore pinstripe Western-style suits with bolo ties, vintage belt buckles, and cowboy hats—true to their style and the rustic aesthetic of the moment.
In the post, Mac explained that he used the lyrics of his new country single, Last Rodeo, as his wedding vows. “This one’s for my love,” he wrote, dedicating the song to Pfund. “He’s everything I’m not, but just as quirky and odd in all the best ways. I truly can’t imagine facing everything this career and world throw at me without him.”
He added, “I wrote ‘Last Rodeo’ as my wedding vows, and we snuck away to Sedona to say ‘I do.’” The song’s accompanying music video includes intimate clips from the wedding day itself, giving fans a peek into the emotional celebration.
Mac also shared that the proposal came earlier this year, in January, with a little help from a French bulldog named Pearl. Pfund gave him both an engagement ring and a new puppy after convincing him they couldn’t possibly get another dog. Once home, Pfund placed a special collar on Pearl and asked Mac to turn around. The collar read: “Will you marry me?”
“And then I cried. And then we kissed,” Mac told People, describing how overwhelmed and surprised he was in the moment. “I didn’t think the puppy was going to happen, and I certainly didn’t think it was going to lead to a proposal.”
The couple originally met at CMA Fest in 2017 and have been inseparable since. “We’re the weirdest f—— people,” Mac joked in an interview. “That’s what we love about each other. I feel so lucky to have found someone as weird as I am, because we are just obsessed with each other.”
Now married and sharing their story in both music and social media, Adam Mac and Lee Pfund are kicking off this new chapter with a whole lot of love, authenticity—and one very lucky Frenchie.