Married at First Sight couple Melissa Rawson and Bryce Ruthven planned to have their wedding in 2022, after getting engaged in July.
But Melissa, 32, has now revealed their nuptials will more than likely be postponed to 2023 due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
The workplace trainer, who welcomed twin boys with Bryce in October, spoke about the delay during an Instagram Q&A on Thursday.
Postponed: Married at First Sight’s Melissa Rawson (pictured) and Bryce Ruthven have delayed their wedding until at least 2023 due to Covid uncertainty
‘We’d like it [the wedding] to be at the end of 2022, but it’s looking more like it’s going to be during 2023,’ Melissa explained.
‘At the end of the day, Covid has ruined a lot of weddings,’ she added.
Melissa also revealed there won’t be any TV cameras present for their big day.
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Realistic: ‘We’d like it [the wedding] to be at the end of 2022, but it’s looking more like it’s going to be during 2023,’ Melissa explained during an Instagram Q&A on Thursday
Private: Melissa also revealed there won’t be any TV cameras present for their big day
‘I do not want a formal, televised sit-down dinner. You know, media everywhere… no,’ she said.
‘I just want to marry the man that I love with my nearest and dearest and have a huge party.’
The engaged couple last month sought out a wedding planner on Instagram.
Wedding bells! The engaged couple last month sought out a wedding planner on Instagram
The pair had just attended a wedding expo on the Mornington Peninsula, outside of Melbourne, when they appealed for help.
‘We have just left the wedding expo at the Mornington racecourse. I’m a little overwhelmed,’ Melissa said.
‘Yeah, there’s a lot of s**t to get organised,’ Bryce added. ‘For a real wedding anyway.’
‘I think we need a wedding planner,’ Melissa replied.
‘Yeah, if you are a wedding planner and very good at your job, hit us up. Please hit us up and help us,’ Bryce said.
Looking for idea: The pair had just attended a wedding expo on the Mornington Peninsula, outside of Melbourne, when they appealed for help
