MAFS’ Jules Robinson ‘reduced an experienced wedding planner to tears’

Married At First Sight’s Jules Robinson has been accused of reducing her ‘experienced and respected’ wedding planner to tears due to her ‘diva demands’, according to two separate sources.

Jules married her fiancé, Cameron Merchant, at Beta Bar in Sydney on Sunday, and the ceremony will be broadcast on Channel Nine’s A Current Affair on Tuesday night.

According to one insider, the 37-year-old reality star left Fiona Deans-Dundas in tears at one stage after ‘berating’ her over an empty chair in the seating arrangement. 

But when contacted on Tuesday afternoon, Ms Deans-Dundas denied the incident ever took place and described the newlyweds as ‘the most beautiful and kind people [she has] ever met.’

‘I am not sure where you received this information from but it is completely untrue. Jules and Cam are the most beautiful and kind people I have ever met and we have absolutely loved planning their wedding for them,’ said Ms Deans-Dundas.

‘Jules and I have the most amazing friendship and have supported each other throughout the whole planning process and on the day itself. Their wedding was so beautiful and really reflected how much these two amazing people love each other.’

Despite this denial, Daily Mail Australia’s source claims that an ‘incident’ occurred before the wedding when Jules got upset over a vacant chair.

‘It was a ridiculous reaction [from Jules] and totally uncalled for. The planner did such a good job and people felt terrible for her,’ they said.

A second source, who claims to have been in the room when the wedding planner allegedly started crying, also backs up this account.

Tense? According to an insider, Jules left the experienced and respected planner in tears at one stage after ‘berating’ her over an empty chair in the seating arrangement

A third source close to the wedding venue previously told Daily Mail Australia that staff had been ‘instructed not to talk to either Jules or Cam’. 

It is believed that ‘only managers’ were allowed to address the couple directly.

Furthermore, the reality TV lovebirds are understood to have received a ‘massive discount’ on the venue because of their exclusive deal with Nine.

They also drafted in staff from an external company, and demanded that all workers sign strict non-disclosure agreements.

Incident: The source claimed there was ‘tension’ leading up to the ceremony, and one of the ‘incidents’ involved Jules getting upset over a vacant chair. Pictured: a florist preparing for the wedding on Sunday 

‘It was a ridiculous reaction [from Jules] and totally uncalled for. The planner did such a good job and people felt terrible for her,’ said the source. Pictured: organisers setting up on Sunday

Several elements of their wedding day were sponsored brand deals, including the alcohol, which was provided free of charge. 

Daily Mail Australia has contacted Jules Robinson’s manager and the wedding planner in question for comment. 

Jules and Cameron’s wedding will air Tuesday from 7pm on A Current Affair

Premiere: Jules and Cameron’s wedding will air Tuesday from 7pm on A Current Affair