Adelaide influencer Poppy Radbone reveals second untraditional wedding look
An Adelaide influencer has continued to reveal insights from her wedding to rapper J-MILLA, including the unexpected second outfit the bride wore.
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Adelaide influencer Poppy Nichaloff – formerly Radbone – has finally revealed her second wedding dress to her social media followers after opting for an untraditional ceremony gown.
Nichaloff married her high school sweetheart, rapper J-MILLA, in an intimate ceremony in November last year and has been slowinly revealing parts of the special day on her social media since.
The influencer, who has nearly 300,000 TikTok followers and more than 32,900 Instagram followers, wore an untraditional pastel pink wedding gown during her nuptials and changed into a short white mini dress for the reception — designed by Ashton Bridal which she revealed to her social media followers.
Nichaloff posted a series of photographs taken by photographer Christina Toulantas to her social media showcasing her mini dress as well as a video of her revealing the look to her husband on their special day.
The pair, who share two children – Blossom, who they welcomed in August 2022 and Zebedee who was born in March 2024 – married in the beautiful gardens at Manoah House – a new accommodation in Upper Sturt.
Many social media users flooded Nichaloff’s posts to comment on the mini dress calling it “adorable”.
Ms Nichaloff told SA Weekend earlier this year she planned to keep her wedding very “low-key”.
“After having babies your priorities change,” she said.
“I’m just going with the right venue and the right people and marrying the person of my dreams.”
The pair became engaged in December 2022 after Jacob Nichaloff, known as his stage name J-MILLA, proposed at Litchfield National Park.
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Originally published as Adelaide influencer Poppy Radbone reveals second untraditional wedding look
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