Delta Goodrem reveals new wedding details from Malta ceremony and shows her fifth all-white outfit
On Thursday, Goodrem shared a carousel of photos from the intimate rehearsal dinner, revealing new details about her look.
The 40-year-old popstar married her longtime partner, musician Matthew Copley, in a lavish ceremony in Malta.
Earlier this month, Goodrem shared photos from the moment the couple said 'I do' at 12th century's St Paul's Cathedral in Mdina.
The new shots captured the loved-up couple at their rehearsal dinner.
In the Instagram post, Goodrem praised the team of people who helped create the look for the private family event.
The white dress, with a V-neck lace-back, was designed by Sydney-based fashion designer, Amanda Tasevski.
'Thank you for all your hard work and love!!,' Goodrem wrote.
The rehearsal gown is the fifth all-white dress the singer wore to celebrate her 'magical' wedding.
Her wedding day outfit was an off-the-shoulder, French tulle gown by fashion house Paolo Sebastian, which took months to create.
It featured a 2.5m-long train and matching cathedral-length veil.
The train also had the couple's wedding date embroidered into the fabric.
'We said I do under the Maltese skies in a family fairytale wedding brought to life by so many angels surrounding us,' Goodrem announced on July 10.
'We are holding on to every memory from that moment, the love, the laughter, the happy tears and dancing till the sun came up.
'We can't wait to come back to Australia and celebrate as Mr & Mrs.
'Love, Delta & Matthew xx.'
The pair first went public with their relationship on New Year's Eve in 2018, after posting a picture of themselves cuddled up on an outdoor lounger.
After almost a decade together, they were engaged in Malta in 2023.
Before the wedding day reveal, the couple had been notoriously private and Goodrem has very rarely spoken publicly about her relationship.
But in an interview with The Australian's Woman's Weekly in February, 2023, the singer gave a rare look inside their love story.
'He's my guitarist, I met him through music,' Goodrem said.
'It's incredible to be on stage with him because he's so talented. We really are a team. He's my best friend, he's kind and just a beautiful human being.
'But I learnt quite young that I enjoy keeping part of that private.
'I've always been so understanding that I've lived in the public eye since I was a teenager but also I think it's nice to keep some things to yourself.'
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