Andy Lee and Rebecca Harding are officially in wedding planning mode!
Speaking on the Hamish & Andy podcast, Andy confirmed the so-called “royal wedding” will be taking place in 2026, with Hamish Blake locked in as a groomsman.
“I can say that Ham [Hamish] was very locked in. My brother [Cam] is also in there. Three groomsmen – Horgs [Michael Horgan], Ham, and Cam. All very tall… I’m going to have to wear a platform shoe,” he joked.
Back in December, Rebecca revealed that the couple had set a date for their nuptials.
When asked by Herald Sun whether she and Andy had picked a wedding date yet, she told the publication, “Yes we have, next year, later on. It is very exciting, there’s a lot to plan.”
However, Rebecca confessed she was yet to lock in one key detail: her dress.
“I don’t have a dress,’’ she said. “We have a venue, I won’t say where, but it’s a lot to do, I didn’t realise what’s involved and everything that goes into the planning.”
Back in October, Andy also revealed the couple had settled on their guest list – which is likely to be star-studded yet intimate. Andy confirmed on his podcast in March: “We have got 80 [guests], total.”
Andy and Rebecca got engaged in May last year after 10 years of dating, with Andy announcing the news on his Hamish and Andy podcast.
Sharing details about their proposal on Instagram, Andy joked, People keep saying we’ve rushed into this but we don’t care what people say! 💍”.
In the post, Rebecca can be seen smiling and showing off her new diamond ring, while Andy kisses her on the cheek.
The proposal took place on the grounds of their Ravenswood estate – the 150-year old home that the couple are renovating and turning into their forever family home.
Andy and Rebecca have been together since 2014 after first crossing paths in a Melbourne cafe, where Rebecca was working as a waitress at the time.
Andy made his move by writing his email address on a napkin, and the rest is history!
“There’s plenty of hot chicks in the world,” he told The Australian Women’s Weekly in May 2024, “but with Bec, it was the way she was chatting to people in the cafe. I sat there for a long time watching her, which is probably weird in hindsight.”
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