All the details on Kyle Sandilands’ wedding with fiancée Tegan Kynaston including celebrity guests

Kyle Sandilands and his fiancé Tegan Kynaston wed on Saturday at the wedding of the year.

The golden couple will walk down the aisle at the $60 million Swifts mansion in Sydney’s Darling Point on April 29 at noon.

The shock jock, 51, and the socialite, 37, will exchange vows in front of 130 guests in the Grade II listed late Victorian Gothic Revival property.

The ceremony is rumored to cost the radio host and his bride-to-be a cool $1 million.

On Monday’s Kyle And Jackie O Show, the radio titan and his co-host Jackie “O” Henderson challenged listeners to guess the cost of specific elements of Kyle’s wedding in a game called “Higher or Lower.”

‘Do you know where I made the mistake? When I first met the wedding planner and wedding stylist… they said, “Okay, what budget are we on?” and I said, ‘There’s no budget,'” Sandilands said at the beginning of the segment.

As the quiz went on, it became clear that Sandilands may have poured as much as a million dollars into the lavish affair.

One of the most expensive features was the floral arrangements, which cost a whopping $150,000.

Henderson, who spent just $80,000 on her wedding to ex-husband Lee, was stunned by the price tag and asked Sandilands, “150,000 for something that dies a few days later?”

“Well, everybody can take home flowers and stuff,” Sandilands shrugged.

Tegan’s wedding dress costs less than $50,000, while the bridal party and pageboy suits cost more than $15,000.

The entertainment, which included renting multiple stages, audio equipment, and sound trucks, meanwhile cost more than $100,000.

Sandilands also hired several instrumentalists, saying, “There are saxophone guys, there are string quartets. It’s something big.’

The wedding stylist’s fee was less than $250,000, while the food — which included an oyster bar and caviar — cost less than $75,000.

Sandilands revealed he spent less than $120,000 on security details, including 15 private security guards and members of the NSW and federal police.

The combined cost of the videographer and photographer was less than $80,000, while the wedding invitations cost less than $15,000.

Sandilands also said his wedding cake, which he described as a “five-tiered monster,” cost more than $8K.

A live organist also set the couple back $3,000.

However, there was one detail that was given to Sandilands as a wedding gift: the couple’s wedding rings.

Sandilands confirmed that well-known jeweler House of K’Dor had given the rings as a gift as a thank you for being a long time customer.

He then revealed that Tegan’s ring was a delicate band while his was much flashier.

“Tegan likes dainty looking jewelry, apart from the engagement ring, that’s a monster. But she doesn’t like too big,’ he explained.

“And then I have a platinum ring surrounded by black diamonds,” Sandilands said of his wedding ring.

Sandilands clarified that he actually saved money on the artist fees, as his A-list pop star friends Guy Sebastian, Conrad Sewell and Samantha Jade had agreed to perform for free.

The guest list includes Karl Stefanovic and his wife Jasmine, as well as Kings Cross nightclub identity John Ibrahim and his model girlfriend Sarah Budge.

Singer Guy will bring along his stylist wife Jules, and the Australian Idol star will perform at the reception.

The lavish event will also include NSW Prime Minister Chris Minns and his wife.

Despite the excitement of Kyle and Tegan tying the knot, the couple is facing a “very high chance” of rain and a “potential thunderstorm” that could cause problems on their big day.

According to the Bureau of Meteorology, temperatures are between 16 and 21 degrees with overcast skies and a 100 percent chance of rain.

Tradesmen were seen at Swift’s home on Friday, pitching a tent to fend off the ‘showers’ and ‘potential thunderstorm’ on the big day.

That’s not the only problem, as the federal opposition criticized Prime Minister Anthony Albanese for his plan to DJ at the wedding on Saturday.

At a press conference on Friday, Mr Albanese confirmed that he will attend the wedding.

Mr Albanese noted that he was not in charge of the invitation list and went on to describe Kyle as an Australian success story.

Deputy Opposition Leader Sussan Ley took the opportunity to criticize Mr Albanese’s priorities in a statement, saying: “There is nothing wrong with going to a friend’s wedding, but it is curious that the Prime Minister thinks he take a day off a few days before his first birthday. real budget.

“Australians will rightly wonder whether the Prime Minister should play cards on a million dollar wedding when people can’t afford their rent.”

The Labor leader, 60, has a long history of performing in his spare time and running the country doesn’t seem to slow him down.

Event attendees can expect to see everything from Springsteen and Spiderbait to Taylor Swift, The Killers and Cold Chisel. The Daily Telegraph on Friday.

Sharing a playlist from his Bella Union performance in Melbourne in 2015, it seems the politician is diving into all genres from rock and indie to Australian hip-hop.

It comes after the couple published a David Jones registry listing gifts they would like to receive at their wedding.

The registry states that while guests are not required to bring gifts, there are some items they can choose from if they “press.”

The list includes 38 items totaling a whopping $14,340, including Waterford crystal glasses and vases, bath mats, and a Nespresso machine.