Ben Barnes and Aubrey Cleland are married, Page Six can exclusively reveal.

The newlyweds tied the knot on Sunday at Oregon’s Chateau de Lis, “a timeless event venue offering luxury, charm and unforgettable experiences” with the “elegance of a European estate,” according to its website.

Notably, the bride is from Oregon.

We’re told she looked “so beautiful” in a corset-style dress, while the groom looked “classically handsome” in a tailored dark suit.

They exchanged vows in front of their 150 guests, who enjoyed “soulful and funny” speeches during the “dreamy” celebration, we’re told.

As Page Six previously reported, Barnes, 45, and Cleland, 33, have already made Los Angeles their permanent home and share a Siamese cat named Simba.

We revealed in August that the actor-musician and the “American Idol” contestant-turned-actress quietly got engaged in his native England on Dec. 31, 2025 — New Year’s Eve — after spending their first holiday together with their families.

Neither ever publicly addressed the engagement, and they kept their two-and-a-half-year relationship mostly under wraps.

The historically private couple began dating in the summer of 2024. That December, Cleland appeared in Barnes’ music video for his song “Nevermind.”

She then joined him on stage for a duet of his track “One Minute More” during a January 2025 concert in Portland.

Barnes — who has previously been linked to Tamsin Egerton, Felicity Jones and Julianne Hough — told the crowd at a Stockholm, Sweden, show the following month that he wrote the ballad “The In Between” while going through a “miserable breakup” and “very, very rough time.”

After the audience let out a collective “awww,” he assured them he was “very happy now.”

In July 2025, the “Chronicles of Narnia” franchise star and Cleland — who has appeared in “Black Widow,” “Lethal Weapon” and “The Row” — were photographed together on a dinner date.

At the time, paparazzi caught the dressed-up duo walking arm in arm in London.

Though they follow each other on Instagram, neither Barnes nor Cleland has posted about the other.

However, they frequently exchange “likes,” with Barnes often leaving heart emojis beneath uploads of Cleland’s artwork.

Their reps did not immediately respond to Page Six’s requests for comment.