Inside Edwina Bartholomew’s wedding
AN A-list dancer, flowers, too many IKEA candles and her wedding dress — Sunrise sweetheart Edwina Bartholomew has revealed all the intimate details on her wedding day this weekend as the Channel 7 bride-to-be is set to marry her long-term partner Neil Varcoe.
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IT IS down to the final touches with television presenter Edwina Bartholomew set to walk down the aisle on Saturday.
Confidential understands the popular Sunrise presenter has been very hands on with her wedding preparations, even down to organising the flower arrangements.
Bartholomew, 34, and partner Neil Varcoe will marry on their farm at Glen Alice, west of the Blue Mountains. Their renovated 1890s farmhouse is called Warramba.
“Operation Dried Hydrangea is complete,” Bartholomew wrote on social media this week, sharing a shot on Instagram.
She has also shared an image of her wedding dress from designers Cappellazzo Couture, whom Bartholomew began working with when she hosted Dancing With The Stars.
“She has made some of my all time favourite dresses but this wedding dress is just so, so special,” she wrote.
“I love stalking other weddings on insta. If you want to see photos of our wedding on the big day, all of our friends will be sharing plenty using #warrambawedding.”
Bartholomew and Varcoe announced their engagement last April after six years together.
They’ve been working with professional dancer Aric Yegudkin, from Dancing With The Stars, on their first dance.
“Loved helping you guys with your wedding dance, not that you needed much help,” Yegudkin wrote on Instagram.
Other details include white IKEA candles and if she’s taking advice from Botanical Stylist, which is plugged on her social media page, there is expected to be loads of flowers.
The couple spend any down time they have on weekends at Warramba and have a herd of Scottish Highland cattle they’ve named Billy Connolly, Ewan McGregor, Susan Boyle, Annie Lennox, Tilda Swinton and Shirley Manson.
“We get down there every spare minute we have,” Bartholomew has said of the property.
