Carrie Underwood: "Married Life Is Pretty Much Like Dating Life"
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The honeymoon's over for newlyweds Carrie Underwood and Mike Fisher -- but that doesn't mean they're not still in a state of just-married bliss!
"I'm a married lady now!" Underwood, 27, blogged on her fansite Wednesday. "Married life is pretty much like dating life. My husband is back in Canada...story of my life!" (Hockey star Fisher, 30, plays for the Ottawa Senators; Underwood performed in Nashville, Tenn. on Tuesday)
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The singer and athlete tied the knot in front of 230 guests at the Ritz Carlton Reynolds Plantation in Greensboro, Ga. July 10, and honeymooned for 8 days in Bora Bora, followed by 3 days in Napa Valley.
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Gushed Underwood: "I know how blessed I am. I know how special these things are. There is nothing in the world that I could possibly ask for because you can't add to perfection!
Fisher spilled far more details about the wedding and its romantic aftermath to the Ottawa Sun.
"The whole weekend is almost like a blur," he said of the wedding. "The ceremony was really nice, the pastor did a great job, the reception was a lot of fun. Just to have everyone close to us around was a big deal. A wedding's not nearly as much fun without those close family and friends with you."
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Although Fisher said he's "not one for crowds and being at the center of attention," he said he "wasn't really nervous" during the ceremony. "We were more thinking about each other...I was excited to be married."
He added: "The whole day was great. It was everything we both wanted it to be."
How about that Tahitian honeymoon? "We had an awesome time...It was the longest time she's had off in the last five years. That was probably the longest time I've ever been away, too. We had so much fun."
And while they're many miles apart right now, Fisher cooed that married life is "awesome...I'm with my best friend and I love her to death," he said. "There’s nothing better, for sure."
