Ariana Grande and her new husband Dalton Gomez have been making the most of married life together by taking a romantic trip to Amsterdam.
The songstress, 28, often keeps her relationship off social media, but she gave fans a rare glimpse into their life as newlyweds over the weekend.
Ariana and Dalton appeared to be in the Netherlands in snaps uploaded to Instagram on Sunday.
She captioned her incredible slideshow of images with a snail and waffle emoji.
The couple looked head-over-heels for each other in one photo where they sat in a giant pair of wooden Dutch clogs.
Ariana stared over at her lover as they spent some time alone together in the beautiful city.
The sweet couple visited the tourist attractions, sharing idyllic shots from their wholesome trip.
The singer tied the knot with real estate agent Dalton in a secret ceremony in May.
After keeping quiet about her nuptials, Ariana took to Instagram to share some inside snaps of her special day.
She made a stunning bride in a strapless white gown by designer Vera Wang complimented with a delicate lace veil that featured a chic bow.
Ariana did not forget her signature style, as she wore her long locks pulled back into her trademark high pony tail.
The wedding was held at her $6.7million home in Montecito, California with less than 20 guests, which included family members from both sides.
Snaps from inside the ceremony, reveal how the venue was transformed into an elegant setting with candles and flowers.
A representative for the Dangerous Woman hitmaker told people: "It was tiny and intimate - less than 20 people.
"The room was so happy and full of love. the couple and both families couldn't be happier."
The happy couple had a very brief engagement, with Dalton popping the question just before Christmas 2020.
The smitten pair started dating earlier that year and took the plunge in June by buying a house together, that was formerly owned by chat show host Ellen DeGeneres.
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