Australian cricketer Pat Cummins marries Becky Boston in Byron Bay
Australian cricket captain Pat Cummins has tied the knot with his long-time partner Becky Boston in a lavish ceremony in Byron Bay. SEE THE EXCLUSIVE PICTURES.
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Australian cricket captain Pat Cummins has tied the knot with his long-time partner in a lavish ceremony in Byron Bay.
Pat and Becky Boston said “I do” at Chateau Du Soleil in the Byron Bay hinterland on Friday, joined by a celebrity guest list that included some of his teammates and his best friend, comedian Andy Lee.
The wedding was set in the manicured gardens of the French-inspired estate.
Boston was dressed in a strapless gown and long white veil, and Cummins in a classic black tuxedo.
Cummins’ teammates Tim Paine and wife Bonnie, Travis Head and Jessie Davies, Mitch Starc, Josh Hazlewood and Nathan Lyon, and coach Andrew McDonald were all in attendance at the nuptials. They were seen pulling up in a group bus ahead of the ceremony.
Lee and his girlfriend Rebecca Harding were also in attendance, making the trip up from Melbourne on Thursday night.
The guest of honour, however, was Boston and Cummins’ nine-month-old baby boy Albie.
Cummins and Boston have been together for several years, announcing their engagement in June 2020.
Mum and bub often accompany Cummins on tour, when they are not spending time at their Southern Highlands home.
Boston, who hails from England, first met Cummins at a nightclub in Kings Cross in 2013 while on a working holiday visa.
Chateau Du Soleil is a luxury, French-inspired residence favoured by international celebrities, including Matt Damon who stayed at the property during a mandatory quarantine last year.
The glamorous property, which overlooks the ocean, costs more than $7000 a night.
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Originally published as Australian cricketer Pat Cummins marries Becky Boston in Byron Bay
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