Cam Weds Adam Weaver in California Ceremony

Posted on September 26, 2016

Congratulations to “Burning House” singer Cam and Adam Weaver for tying the knot.

The couple said their “I do’s” in an intimate ceremony in Joshua Tree, Calif., on Saturday night (Sept. 24).

According to reports, Cam and her new husband are heading off to Tokyo and Bali for their honeymoon. Upon her return, the singer/songwriter will need to rest up before beginning her first-ever headlining Burning House Tour, which kicks off on Oct. 27 in Chicago.

Cam was reported to have walked down the aisle in a Jenny Packham gown (not yellow) as a mariachi band played “Besame Mucho.” Following the ceremony, the couple danced to Miranda Lambert’s version of “Oklahoma Sky.”

We all got a heads up about the upcoming wedding when Cam tweeted about her big day a week prior.

It’s my last Mayday Monday for a while… cause I’m gettin MARRIED! And thennn we’re traveling… https://t.co/0mb6b9rjLb

— Cam (@camcountry) September 19, 2016

Congratulations to the happy couple!

Photo by Jason Simanek

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