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Carrie Underwood and Mike Fisher Tie the Knot in Georgia

Country singer superstar Carrie Underwood and hockey player Mike Fisher tied the knot Saturday night at The Ritz-Carlton, Reynolds Plantation resort in Greensboro, Georgia. (July 10)
The newlywed gave People this statement, which they signed "Mike & Carrie Fisher": "We could not feel more blessed to have found each other and to have shared this day with our friends and family that mean so much to us!"
More than 200 guest witness their wedding vows and Monique Lhuillier created Chantilly lace dress for Carrie and also designed the bridesmaids' dresses.

According to Radaonloine, some of the guest are Simon Cowell, Randy Jackson, Paula Abdul, Faith Hill and Garth Brooks.

Fisher, who plays for the Ottawa Senators met Underwood last March 2008 in Toronto after a concert were Underwood performed and they got engaged December 2009.

[Photo courtesy by Christopher Polk/Getty Images]

Carrie Underwood Engagement Ring

Carrie Underwood showed off her massive rock engagement ring at a hockey game of her fiance's team "Ottawa Senators" against the Boston Bruins in Ottawa, Canada.

Carrie's rep. confirmed the engagement to hockey player Mike Fisher but no wedding date has been set yet.

I hope they follow the slogan "a diamond is forever".

[Photo courtesy by Sean Kilpatrick, The Canadian Press/AP Photo]





Carrie Underwood and hockey player Mike Fisher: Engaged!

Country music superstar Carrie Underwood and hockey player Mike Fisher are now officially engaged but no wedding date has been set yet.

Carrie’s rep said, “I’m happy to confirm that Carrie Underwood is engaged to Mike Fisher, and the couple couldn’t be happier.”

Fisher met Underwood last March 2008 in Toronto after a concert were Underwood performed.

Carrie is consider as the most successful product of the reality-singing competition "American Idol" while Fisher re-signed with the Ottawa Senators to a five-year, $21 million contract extension.

[Photo courtesy by Gettyimages]