They finally found “the one.” In July, Zac Brown Band frontman Zac Brown and jewelry designer Kendra Scott revealed their engagement via People. They first walked the red carpet of the AMA Awards together in May, and they said simply at the time: “We are so happy and grateful that we found each other.” The two had reportedly been dating for a few months at the time of their AMA red carpet debut, so who knows when they actually got together. But along with attending the awards show together, the couple was also photographed together at the wedding of Zac’s fellow country star Jamey Johnson later that same month, and she’s shared some photos of the two together during their relationship. And during an interview with Fox News this weekend, Brown shared a lot of details about the proposal itself, which he put a lot of effort into making perfect. In fact, he somehow had 30 elephants brought in (honestly not sure how that works at all), which sounds like an incredible feat to pull off and find the perfect spot for it: “Kendra’s such an amazing human being. We share so much in the way we love our family, the way we protect our people and our business, the way that we fight for good things in our philanthropy, the way that we choose to try to help each other. I had to figure out a way to do it. So, we were actually on a river. And on a barge with 30 elephants on the bank and the sun setting and birds flying over and hippos in the water. And I got it good.” It sounds incredibly elaborate, and I’m sure Scott was blown away not only by the dramatics of the event, but the ring too. It’s a ROCK, and obviously very fitting for a very successful jewelry designer: View this post on Instagram A post shared by Kendra Scott (@kendrascott) I imagine it’s a real challenge for someone like Brown to have to design a ring for someone who does it for a living, but it’s stunning and he really nailed it from what I can tell. Brown is in his late 40’s, while Scott is a few years older and in her early 50’s, and both have children from their previous marriages, sharing eight together in total. Brown explained that even though it’s not their “first go-around,” it’s a different type of love than anything either one of them have experienced: “It’s not our first go-around, but it’s definitely so much different than anything I’ve experienced before. And I’m so grateful that we found each other and that we can relate to being leaders. We can relate and support each other on a level that just hasn’t happened before, so I love her heart.” He also called Scott “dynamic and extraordinary,” adding that he would love her regardless of her job or success, and they’re looking forward to officially blending their families, calling it a “blessing”: “We put our family first, and that’s the most important thing. I’m so excited for her and her kids and my kids, everybody, for us to be a family together is such a blessing, man.” Brown says all of the kids have different personalities and interests, but it all wrks and they’re very excited for the wedding: “So it’s just a super, super blessing for us to have a harmony together within our families and be centered around that and just to have a life partner that’s on the same page, and we can support each other and help each other with our dreams and help to like… maybe weed out and say no so we have more time to just lay back and enjoy life.” Brown went through a very public, pretty nasty divorce from Kelly Yazdi, who he was married to for just four months after getting married in a private Nashville ceremony. It was Brown’s second marriage, after previously being married to jewelry designer Shelly Brown, the mother of his five children, for 12 years before the couple divorced in 2018. But it sounds like he’s found true love with Kendra, and hopefully they can both make this one last. View this post on Instagram A post shared by TODAY (@todayshow) The post Zac Brown Says Relationship With Kendra Scott Is Unlike Any Other He’s Had: “It’s Not Our First Go-Around… But It’s Definitely So Much Different” first appeared on Whiskey Riff.