Hunter community gathers to mourn after horror wedding bus crash

A small town community has come together to mourn a beloved doctor who died when a bus crashed on the way home from a local wedding.

Family and loved ones have arrived in a sea of vibrant colour ahead of the funeral of one of the ten victims of the Hunter Valley wedding bus crash.

Bec Mullen, a junior doctor who had spent the last year working in hospitals across the Hunter Region, was killed when the bus she was travelling in crashed and rolled at a roundabout near Greta two weeks ago.

It is the first funeral held in Singleton after the crash rocked the smalltown community where the bride and groom and most of their wedding guests lived.

Guests arrive for the funeral of Hunter Valley wedding bus crash victim Bec Mullen. Picture: NCA NewsWire / David Swift

The junior doctor was among 10 people killed in the horror crash two weeks ago. Picture: NCA NewsWire / David Swift

Guests were asked to wear floral and bright colours to the funeral. Picture: NCA NewsWire / David Swift

Guests have been asked to wear floral or bright attire, and bring a special memory or photo for her family to collect and read in the future.

The fuenral comes two days after 28-year-old Angus Andrew Craig was farewelled in a service held at Worrigee in Nowra.

Mitchell Gaffney and his new wife Maddy Edsell were among hundreds of mourners who attended Mr Craig’s service.