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The Bachelorette's Georgia Love and Lee Elliott's stunning wedding
The Bachelorette’s Georgia Love and Lee Elliott have tied the knot in a romantic wedding, just months after they were forced to change their plans due to COVID-19.
Photos from the day show the loved-up pair said ‘I do’ in front of a stunning floral archway, followed by a reception at Shene Distillery in Tasmania.
Georgia looked stunning in a strapless, crisp white gown by Australian designer Jason Grech. The bride held a bouquet of white roses and swept her hair up into a modern updo.
She also donned a veil and a pearl bracelet to accessorise her bridal look.
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Meanwhile, Lee looked dapper in a white tuxedo jacket and matching black pants.
The six bridesmaids wore black strapless dresses and also carried bouquets of white roses, while the six groomsmen donned black tuxedos for the occasion.
“Literal dream come true,” Georgia wrote on Instagram, alongside a photo of the couple posing for the photographer.
A beautiful and elegant long table was set up in front of the distillery, adorned with a baby pink tablecloth and white and pink flowers.
Georgia and Lee danced to Kanye West’s Gold Digger as they made their entrance to the reception.
Later, Georgia changed into a second party dress, also by designer Jason Grech, and the couple danced again to Louis Armstrong’s What a Wonderful World.
Georgia and Lee met on and fell in love on The Bachelorette in 2016.
Their road to the altar hasn’t been smooth sailing as the couple had to sadly axe their "dream" wedding in Italy in June last year.
"We were meant to be heading over in eight days’ time to visit the venue and meet all the vendors and book everything in. If I think about it too much, I might cry,” Georgia told WHO at the time.
The presenter added: "We feel so lucky that we hadn’t locked something in and sent out our invitations, though, and had everyone book their flights. We just have to change our plans.
"I feel so sad for everyone that had to cancel their actual wedding days. For us, it was our dream, but it was only that, it wasn’t reality yet.”
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