British pop star Charli XCX has opened up about her recent marriage to musician George Daniel, describing their London civil ceremony as intimate, effortless, and true to who they are as a couple.

In a new Vanity Fair interview, the “360” hitmaker shared that she never viewed marriage as the ultimate milestone for a woman. Instead, she said the day felt like “just another cool day” spent with someone who completely understands her creative spirit and personal rhythm.

> “I never really romanticized marriage,” Charli explained. “It wasn’t about a big show — it was just about being together.”

A Simple Ceremony With Deeper Meaning

The singer revealed that their decision to keep the ceremony minimal was intentional, reflecting their mutual desire for authenticity over extravagance. She and Daniel are planning a second celebration in Italy, which she described as “a relaxed gathering” for close friends and family.

For Charli, the focus wasn’t on luxury or tradition but on connection and balance. “It was about mutual respect and ease — that’s what love feels like for us,” she said.

A Partnership Built on Creativity and Stability

Charli XCX praised Daniel — best known as a member of The 1975 — for bringing calm and steadiness to her life. She called him “grounding and emotionally steady,” someone who helps balance her energetic and often chaotic creative world.

The couple, who met through the music scene, have continued to collaborate artistically while allowing each other space to maintain their individuality. “We work together, but we also give each other room to grow,” she shared.