She’s set to wed Karl Stefanovic on December 8 in Mexico.
But Jasmine Yarbrough’s 92-year-old grandmother can’t endure the flight all the way to San Jòse del Cabo for the big day.
So instead, her parents Cheryl and Bobby hosted a high tea this weekend so that her beloved nan Isabel could be included, The Daily Telegraph reports.
Bridal party for nan! Jasmine Yarbrough’s parents host high tea ahead of her wedding to Karl Stefanovic to include the designer’s 92-year-old grandmother Isabel who’s unable to fly to Mexico for the big day. Pictured: Jasmine Yarbrough (left), nan Isabel (left) at Isabel’s 92nd birthday celebrations in April
‘It was really important to Jasmine and Karl that her Nan be a part of the wedding,’ a source reportedly told the publication.
‘The long flight to Mexico was going to be just too much for her so this was the best option,’ they’re said to have added.
Also in attendance at the low-key get-together was Karl’s older sister, makeup artist Elisa Stefanovic, and his brother Peter Stefanovic’s wife, Sylvia Jeffreys.
Treat: ‘The long flight to Mexico was going to be just too much for her so this was the best option,’ a source said. Pictured: Jade Yarbrough (left), nan Isabel (centre) and Jasmine (right) at Isabel’s 92nd birthday celebrations in April
Nan Isabel was presented with a special white, frosted cake decorated with a bouquet of pale pink roses.
Jasmine and her family and friends then indulged in cake and champagne as they enjoyed the relaxed soiree at her parent’s home.
The high tea comes after Jasmine enjoyed a ‘boisterous’ hen party with her girlfriends at Crown Towers, the Sydney Morning Herald reported last week.
Inclusive: Jasmine’s parents, Cheryl and Bobby (pictured) hosted a high tea this weekend so that her beloved nan, Isabel, could be included, The Daily Telegraph reports
Accompanied by chicken heiress Tamie Ingham and a group of female friends, the 33-year-old and her posse stayed at the Crown’s $11,500-a-night presidential suite, according to the paper.
The Crown’s website explains that the presidential package includes a 24 hour butler service.
It also features its own entrance via private elevator access, and a bottle of complimentary champagne is on offer.
Ready to wed! Karl Stefanovic (left) and partner Jasmine are expected to get married in Mexico on December 8
It comes at a busy time for Karl and Jasmine, who are expected to get married in Mexico on December 8.
They will tie the knot in a picturesque chapel at the One&Only Palmilla Resort, in the seaside town of San Jòse del Cabo.
According to a Sydney Morning Herald report, Karl’s children from his first marriage to Cassandra Thorburn, Jackson, 19, Ava, 13 and River, 13, will travel to Mexico with Karl and Jasmine.
Nice digs! The high tea comes after Jasmine enjoyed a ‘boisterous’ hen party with her girlfriends at Crown Towers, the Sydney Morning Herald reported last week. She stayed at the Crown’s $11,500-a-night presidential suite (pictured)
Fancy! The Crown’s website explains that the presidential suite (pictured) includes a 24 hour butler service and has its own entrance via private elevator access
Karl and his shoe designer partner will tie the knot in a picturesque chapel at the One&Only Palmilla Resort, where they’ll also be staying.
The wedding will be a three-day affair, with the soon-to-be newlyweds sparing no expense.
They’ve booked two villas, one at US$8500 (approximately AU$11600) per night, and another for US$11000 (approximately $AU15000) per night.
Ritzy: Karl and his shoe designer partner will tie the knot in a picturesque chapel at the One&Only Palmilla Resort (pictured) where they’ll also be staying