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Brittany Hockley has shared more details about her breathtaking Bali nuptials, including the number of outfit changes she did on the big day.
The former Bachelor star wed Swiss footballer fiancé Ben Siegrist last Wednesday in a romantic clifftop ceremony overlooking the Bukit Peninsula.
For the glamorous nuptials, the 37-year-old wore not one, not two, but three wedding dresses by bridal designer Steven Khalil, which featured in an Instagram post by her Life Uncut podcast co-host Laura Byrne.
‘At one point for my dress change – I had three dresses – Laura [Byrne] had to take me behind the toilet wall,’ she revealed on the latest episode of the podcast.
The dress she wore for the ceremony bragged a lace, cinched corset that showed off her tiny waist and a full floral-ruffled skirt that was so big that it required a ‘four-metre wide aisle’, she told Marie Claire Australia.
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The dress Brittany wore for the ceremony (pictured) bragged a lace, cinched corset that showed off her tiny waist and a full floral skirt that was so big that it required a ‘four-metre wide aisle’. Pictured with Laura Byrne (right)
For her second number (pictured), Brittany slipped into another sleeveless, corseted dress, this time foregoing the lace for a mini floral skirt, complete with a sheer, lace fringe that fell to the floor.
Walking her down the very big aisle were both her mum and dad, the latter of whom was also the celebrant who married Brittany and Ben.
Meanwhile, her radio presenter pal Mitch Churi acted as MC for the eventful evening.
Brittany accessorised her dramatic frock with a large flower choker, pearl earrings and a veil that cascaded across the floor.
Her hair was slicked back into an elegant bun, highlighting her natural makeup look and undeniable wedding glow.
For her second number, Brittany slipped into another sleeveless, corseted dress, this time foregoing the lace for a mini floral skirt, complete with a sheer, lace fringe that fell to the floor.
Later on, she ditched the lacy maxi skirt to show off her long, trim pins on the dancefloor while also flaunting a fashion-forward anklet which seemed to be the same choker she wore when saying ‘I do’.
The wedding took place at Pandawa Cliff Estate which promises a ‘dramatic and romantic clifftop setting overlooking the Indian Ocean.’
Brittany and Ben gave followers a glimpse into the nuptials, sharing a duo of loved-up snaps from the big day to Instagram on Friday.
Later on, she ditched the lacy maxi skirt (pictured) to show off her long, trim pins on the dancefloor while also flaunting a fashion-forward anklet which seemed to be the same choker she wore when saying ‘I do’
The wedding took place at Pandawa Cliff Estate which promises a ‘dramatic and romantic clifftop setting overlooking the Indian Ocean’
Brittany and Ben gave followers a glimpse into the nuptials, sharing a duo of loved-up snaps from the big day to Instagram on Friday
One showed Ben romantically embracing his new bride as he leaned in for a newlywed kiss.
The second showed the happy couple beaming as they held hands and hugged each other close.
‘From the very first day, it was you,’ Brittany captioned the images.
‘Across any ocean, it is you. For the rest of our lives, it will always be you. Mr and Mrs Siegrist 4.6.2025,’ she added, augmenting the sentiment with love heart emojis.
The post was met with an outpouring of congratulations from friends, fans and followers.
Brittany’s Life Uncut podcast co-host Laura Byrne was quick to chime in with: ‘HERE SHE IS!!!!! The most stunning bride and groom ever. What a day.’
NRL WAG Zoe Marshall also offered a simple ‘ahhh beautiful’, while Brittany’s former KIIS FM co-star Mitch Churi revealed the ceremony moved him to tears.
‘I’m still crying (and picking firework shrapnel from my quiff),’ he wrote.
