Lainey Wilson, the Yellowstone star and chart-topping country artist, is planning a large country style wedding for herself and Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Devlin Hodges in Nashville, Tennessee. The couple, who announced their engagement in February 2025, intends to wed after Wilson completes her Whirlwind World Tour. The ceremony will be held on Wilsons 30-acre Nashville property, a venue she favors for its ties to the area and because Hodges has Alabama roots about four hours away by car. The event will lean into a traditional yet playful country look, with horses on site and a setting described by associates as sexy country, reminiscent of a California cowgirl aesthetic.
Details about the guest list and production have circulated in outlets including Daily Mail, which quoted insiders describing the star-studded plan. Yellowstone co-stars such as Ian Bohen, who played her screen love interest Ryan, are expected to attend, along with major country names such as Dolly Parton, Luke Combs and Anne Wilson. Lainey’s sister, Janna Sadler, is reportedly a top guest. Live bands are planned spanning country, jazz and retro sets, with Wilson potentially taking the stage herself. Coors Banquet will be on hand as Wilson remains a spokesperson for the brand. A source noted that Wilson has already started browsing wedding dresses and refining a look that blends Southern charm with her signature stage presence, though a precise date has not been disclosed.
Engagement details: Hodges proposed at the George Jones estate in Franklin, Tennessee, presenting Wilson with a large diamond engagement ring housed in a box shaped like a cowboy hat. The couple have been private about their romance since 2021 and made their red-carpet debut together in 2023. Wilson is currently on the 2025 Whirlwind World Tour, which has taken her across Europe before the U.S. leg began in mid-August in Phoenix and continues through November, with stops in cities including Albuquerque, Denver, Bend, Sacramento and Orlando, before wrapping on November 8. The tour lineup features guests such as Muscadine Bloodline, ERNEST, Zach Meadows, Lauren Watkins, Drake Milligan, Maddox Batson and Kaitlin Butts.
Beyond touring, Wilsons career has momentum. Her 2023 album Bell Bottom Country rose on Billboard charts and earned CMA and ACM Album of the Year recognition, while a Grammy nomination for Country Album of the Year was noted. She has logged No. 1 songs this decade with Heart Like a Truck and the HARDY collaboration Wait in the Truck, and her singles Watermelon Moonshine and Save Me with Jelly Roll topped the country charts. The project’s cross-genre appeal has underpinned a high-profile collaboration with Wrangler as the face of their 2023 fall/winter women’s collection, a relationship that complements her status as a spokesperson for Coors Banquet.
The couple have been together since 2021, though they kept their romance private until making their red-carpet debut in 2023. Wilson lent her growing influence to the Wrangler x Coors Banquet Collection and has continued to perform for sold-out crowds in the United States, the United Kingdom and parts of Europe, often sharing the stage with other country stars such as Jon Pardi, Luke Combs, Morgan Wallen, HARDY and Jason Aldean. The 2025 Whirlwind World Tour is expected to roll into more cities as the couple's plans for the Nashville wedding take shape, with a date that remains closely held by their representatives.