Former Bachelorette Emily Maynard wed Tyler Johnson in a Southern-style ceremony last Saturday, and the official photos have now appeared on People Magazine.
The 28-year-old bride is wearing a stunning, strapless gown with a wide satin sash. The bodice of the gown is embellished with lace, her train is part of her full cut gown with layers of white tulle, and her hair is curled and left down. Emily opted for a traditional look while saying her wedding vows on a tree farm in Sharon, South Carolina. Beneath the gown, the Southern belle reportedly wore cowboy boots.
The picture above, shared by the designers of her wedding gown, shows Emily and her new groom Tyler Johnsosn posing in with her eight-year-old daughter Ricki, who was also her mom's maid of honor, and was dressed in a short dress with plenty of tulle in the skirt.
Emily, who is now using the surname Johnson,gushed exclusively to People.com after the wedding.
''It's just as much her day as it is mine because it's a big change for her,' Emily said. 'She just adores Tyler and he is so good with her. He loves her as if she was his own daughter. It's been so great to see their relationship grow. God brought us together. He's given me such peace about everything. I'm so grateful I met him.'
The former reality star, who got to the engaged on two different seasons of both The Bachelor and The Bachelorette, held onto a bouquet of white flowers that matched the blossoms pinned into her hair. Her groom looked equally stylish in a black suit with a white shirt, though he opted for an open collar and no tie.
She also opened up about her TV past, which included two failed engagements to The Bachelor star Brad Womack and Jef Holm, who won her hand on series eight of The Bachelorette.
'For so long I felt so embarrassed and ashamed about that TV stuff. The grace that my faith has given me to wipe that all away and not find worth in that and find it through God, Tyler has been a great example of that for me. He has truly lived out God's grace every day.'
The wedding came as a surprise to the guests, who thought they were being invited to an engagement party until they arrived and saw Emily and Tyler's minister, and then the bride and groom also arrived. The reception included a country band and the Southern food.
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