Lisa Origliasso has secretly married longterm partner Logan Huffman.
The singer said ‘I Do’ while wearing a Victorian era inspired dress at a ceremony on Queensland’s Sunshine Coast over the weekend.
‘This past weekend I got to marry the man of my dreams,’ Lisa, 33, said on Instagram in a gushing post on Tuesday afternoon.
Wedding bells! The Veronicas singer Lisa Origliasso secretly marries beau Logan Huffman on Queensland’s Sunshine Coast
The Veronicas star wore a J’aton Bride design, from Australian design duo Jacob Luppino & Anthony Pittorino J’Aton, for her big day.
Secrets On The Lake, a picturesque property in Queensland which Lisa admits she has ‘loved since she was a child’, played host to the event, Vogue Bride reports.
The property is tucked away on the foreshore of Lake Baroon, situated between Maleny and Montville on the Sunshine Coast hinterland.
This is where Logan is believed to have proposed to Lisa in 2016.
Stunning location: Secrets On The Lake, a picturesque property in Queensland, played host to the event, Vogue Bride reports
Lots of memories: Lisa is said to have ‘loved’ the property since she was a child, with Logan reportedly proposing to the singer there in 2016
‘For my wedding dress I wanted to embody the romance period of the Victorian era, yet still have the forward graces of the ’30s and ’40s,’ Lisa told the publication.
Gushing about her choice of designers, Lisa added: ‘I am so incredibly blessed and honoured to have had creative powerhouses and visionaries J’aton & Fleur Egan dream up a dress for me that was the true embodiment of my soul and Logan and I’s love.’
The singer also revealed the dress was inspired by the one worn by royal bride Wallis Simpson, who married Prince Edward, Duke of Windsor, in 1937.
Logan, 28, and Lisa announced their engagement in January 2017 and celebrated the momentous occasion in April this year with a special engagement party.
‘For my wedding dress I wanted to embody the romance period of the Victorian era, yet still have the forward graces of the ’30s and ’40s,’ Lisa told the publication
Timeless classic: The singer also revealed the dress was inspired by the one worn by royal bride Wallis Simpson, who married Prince Edward, Duke of Windsor, in 1937