GWEN Stefani has marked her upcoming wedding to fiance Blake Shelton with an intimate bridal shower.

The 51-year-old musician is preparing to tie the knot in a fairytale ceremony with the country singer, 44.

Ahead of their big day, Gwen shared a snap as she celebrated her bridal shower with her family.

The star gave her fans a glimpse into the day on Instagram, posing with a glass of wine and an unopened gift.

She also captioned the post with a series of wedding-related emojis, including a diamond ring.

Fans rushed to comment on the snap, with one saying: "Congratulations, Gwen and Blake! You deserve happiness."

A second added: "Gwen! I’m so happy for you and Blake."

Another wrote: "Can’t wait for the BIG DAY."

Meanwhile, in a separate clip on Thursday evening, Gwen was joined by friends and family at her dinner party.

In a video from the night, she exclaimed: "I'm getting married!"

Blake and Gwen became co-workers when they both sat on the panel of the seventh series of NBC's singing competition The Voice in 2014.

The country singer proposed at his ranch in Oklahoma last year, where the couple spent the majority of the coronavirus lockdown period together.

They announced their engagement, which happened in attendance of Gwen's children Kingston, 14, Zuma, 12, Apollo, 7, last October.

A source previously told PEOPLE that the couple want to tie the knot quickly, as they are "ready to get married" after a short engagement.

"This won't be a long engagement. There is a reason why Blake proposed now," the insider revealed. "They are both ready to get married."

"They don't want a huge wedding. They want their family and close friends to attend and that's it."

Meanwhile, Gwen herself opened up about the big day on the Late Night With Seth Meyers show back in April.

She said: "It's gonna be like, my mom and my dad and just literally gonna be just family.

"We are looking forward to that though. It's gonna be fun.

"But it's not gonna be a big, like, you know, it's not like the queen and king are getting married or something."

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