Charli XCX and husband George Daniel partied hard with their loved ones to celebrate their nuptials.

The "Apple" singer appeared as a guest on Quenlin Blackwell's Feeding Starving Celebrities series on Sunday (February 22) where she shared more details about her second wedding with The 1975 drummer, per People. Charli and Daniel originally said "I do" in an intimate civil ceremony in London on July 19 but tied the knot again on September 13 in Italy.

While reflecting on the "so amazing" Sicilian ceremony, Charli shared that they all partied the night away to celebrate what she described as the best night of her life. When Blackwell asked Charli how "lit" she got during the celebrations on a scale of 1 to 10, the Brat musician explained that the revelry went above and beyond.

"Oh, babe. Like 20. Like it was really — everyone got so ill. Like, everyone was hungover," she said. "We were, like, dead on our honeymoon. Dead."

Charli added that the celebrations started even earlier than expected as guests arrived "early," turning the three-day event into a week-long affair.

"We did, like, a three-day thing, but everybody kind of got in town a little bit early, so it was kind of more like a week thing," she said. "We were going out for drinks with like Matty [Healy] and Gabby [Bechtel] and Devon [Lee Carlson]. Like, on the f---ing Wednesday. And we were getting married on the Saturday. It was just kind of like everyone was around."

Charli previously opened up to Vanity Fair about how "cool" married life has been, even as she explained that she "never really saw it for myself to be honest."

"It was cool to feel so in love, and do it our way," she said of their wedding. "We both kind of just wanted to not feel the pressures of the things you're supposed to feel when you get married."