Harry Fox, grandson of Lindsay Fox, ties knot in lavish wedding

The grandson of billionaire trucking magnate Lindsay Fox has tied the knot in one of Melbourne’s society weddings of the year.

The Fox family was in celebration mode on Saturday as Harry Fox, the grandson of business tycoon and philanthropist Lindsay Fox, got married.

Harry wed his love Kristen Fowler in a stunning ceremony draped in white flowers and with plenty of flying confetti, at the Toorak residence of the billionaire trucking magnate.

The couple’s reception then took place at the State Library Victoria with former Channel 10 weatherman and celebrant Mike Larkan the proud MC of proceedings, with music by DJ Perri Lee and violinist Sally Cooper.

Harry’s father, Andrew Fox, is the son of Lindsay and wife Paula.

Kristen Fowler and Harry Fox. Picture: Instagram

The wedding was at the Toorak residence of Lindsay Fox Picture: White Vine Photography

The couple got engaged in March. Picture: White Vine Photography

The bride wore two stunning white gowns. Picture: Instagram

The couple with a champagne tower. Picture: Instagram

MC Mike Larkan with the happy couple. Picture: Instagram

The tables decorated in white and gold. Picture: Instagram

Violinist Sally Cooper plays for the couple. Picture: Instagram

Kristen and Harry flanked by their parents. Picture: Instagram

The bride wore two stunning white gowns with tables decorated in white and gold, with the head table labelled “Mr and Mrs Fox”.

Fowler, a model who works as a senior associate at PwC Australia, wore a white off-the-shoulder gown by Mariana Hardwick for the ceremony.

Guests at the wedding included footballers Luke McDonald and Jack Billings plus actor Krista Vendy and members of the Hachem and De Lutis families.

The newlyweds, who got engaged in March, were on board the 650 feet, MV Seabourn Quest, a few months ago when Fox celebrated his 85th birthday.

Fox’s yacht set sail from New York to Montreal with a boatload of mates joining he and wife Paula.

Among the business and social names celebrating were Lord Mayor Sally Capp, Eddie McGuire, David Evans, Andrew “Twiggy” Forrest, Solomon Lew, John Gandel, Andrew Bassat, Luke Sayers, Rod Eddington, Kevin Sheedy plus Linfox board members Bill Kelty and Simon Crean.