First look as 7NEWS reporter Elspeth Hussey ties the knot in dream Adelaide wedding

One of Adelaide’s most popular TV presenters has said “I do” at a ceremony on Saturday – take a look at the official pictures from their big day.

7NEWS presenter and reporter Elspeth Hussey has tied the knot with her partner, Alastair Dillon, who she first met two decades ago. Picture: Supplied

7NEWS reporter Elspeth Hussey and her beau Alastair Dillon have tied the knot almost 20 years after their first kiss.

The couple met one another two decades ago, before sharing a smooch at a pub in Melbourne when they were both 21.

Going their separate ways back then, they rekindled their romance in recent years and on Saturday exchanged vows at St Mary’s Church, North Adelaide.

7NEWS presenter Elspeth Hussey married her beau Alastair Dillon at St Mary’s Church, North Adelaide. Picture: Supplied.

The reception was held at the SA Museum. Picture: Supplied

7NEWS presenter and reporter Elspeth Hussey has married partner Alastair Dillon. Picture: 7NEWS

7NEWS presenter and reporter Elspeth Hussey and Alastair Dillon exchanged vows at St Mary’s Church, North Adelaide. Picture: 7NEWS

At home with Seven News reporter Elspeth Hussey

Hussey wore a gown by Adelaide’s Rapsimo and Christian Louboutin heels; her earrings were by Sophie Bille Brahe.

Her groom, who works in finance for NAB, donned a traditional dark wedding suit with black bow tie.

They chose North Adelaide’s Sally Wotton Floristry for the flowers and Callum Hann, of MasterChef fame, took care of the catering for the reception at SA Museum.

With a recovery party at South Terrace Croquet Club, the newlyweds plan to honeymoon at Hamilton Island hideaway Qualia at Hamilton Island.

The couple tied the knot after first sharing a kiss nearly 20 years ago in Melbourne. Picture: 7NEWS

The newlyweds plan to honeymoon at Hamilton Island. Picture: Supplied

“We had to order in a marquee 48 hours before the wedding, which did wonders for the stress levels but it turned out to be a dream day,” Hussey said of springing into action when thunderstorms were forecast.

She add: “We had the most incredible time. We got engaged in Europe so we wanted the wedding to feel like a Tuscan summer.”

With Italian food on the menu and “lots of champagne and spritzers”, the now Mr and Mrs also had an Italian Millefoglie wedding cake “constructed in front of everyone”.