Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco’s ‘perfect’ honeymoon revealed

Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco took their love on the road after their wedding last month.

The newlyweds reportedly celebrated their wedding with a “perfect” honeymoon — a road trip that spanned the coast of California and Texas.

“They loved their little honeymoon,” an insider told People Friday. “They celebrated for days during their wedding and was on such a high. They really enjoyed slowing down, going on a road trip to explore and relax. They drove up the Cali coast and also visited Texas.”

“It was perfect,” the source added.

A rep for Gomez and Blanco did not immediately respond to Page Six’s requests for comment.

The “Love You Like a Love Song” songstress, 33, exchanged vows with Blanco on Sept. 27 in front of around 170 of their family and friends at the lush Sea Crest Nursery in Santa Barbara, Calif.

The bride wore a custom Ralph Lauren hand-draped halter-neck satin dress with embroidery for the big day.

Her now-husband, 37, also wore a Ralph Lauren look, and went with a classic black tux and bowtie.

Guests included Gomez’s “Only Murders in the Building” co-stars Martin Short, Steve Martin and Paul Rudd, as well as her longtime gal pal Taylor Swift.

Other attendees included Paris Hilton, Ed Sheeran, Ashley Park and Gomez’s “Wizards of Waverly Place” co-star Jennifer Stone.

After the main ceremony, the Disney Channel alum switched into a romantic vintage-style Ralph Lauren off-the-shoulder midi dress for her reception where she danced barefoot with her groom.

According to photos shared to Gomez’s Instagram, the happy couple toasted to their wedding day bliss over their simple cake, which read “Just Married” with a bride and groom topper.

Gomez returned to work after tying the knot by making an appearance at Fortune’s Most Powerful Women conference in Washington, DC, on Wednesday.

She spoke to a crowd about her wedding day anxiety, telling them that she was “sobbing” and worried for the worst after she and Blanco were married.

“This is how I work personally, but [when] something great happens in my life, I expect something bad to happen,” she told the audience.

“So instead of being present and saying, ‘OK, wow, we’ve done a great thing,’ which I do, I’m always thinking, ‘OK, but this could all go away tomorrow, so how can I make sure that doesn’t happen?’” she said.