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Country singer Melinda Schneider marries partner Mark Gable after 14 years together
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Country music royalty Melinda Schneider and her partner, rock legend Mark Gable, have tied the knot after 14 years together.
The frontman of iconic Australian band Choirboys and Schneider wed on Killcare Beach on the NSW Central Coast on Saturday.
According to The Daily Telegraph, the couple were prompted to say I Do by 10-year-old son, Sullivan.
Country music royalty Melinda Schneider and her partner, rock legend Mark Gable, have tied the knot after 14 years together. Both pictured
The 50-year-old ARIA Award winner wore a black silk Zimmerman suit for the occasion.
She accessorised with a hat by designer Catherine Kelly of Embellish Atelier.
Gable, meanwhile, opted for a white suit from MJ Bale.
The frontman of iconic Australian band Choirboys and Schneider wed on Killcare Beach on the NSW Central Coast on Saturday. Pictured with their son Sullivan, 10
‘I’ve been living in un-wedded bliss for the past thirteen years with Mark, but our little boy Sullivan, came to me last year and said, “Will you please marry daddy? I just don’t want anyone else to marry you!” she told the publication.
‘How could I refuse such a beautiful proposal?’ Schneider explained.
Their nuptials and reception was attended by 100 guests at the Killcare Surf Club.
Speaking to The Daily Telegraph, Melinda said: ‘I’ve been living in un-wedded bliss for the past thirteen years with Mark, but our little boy Sullivan, came to me last year and said, “Will you please marry daddy? I just don’t want anyone else to marry you!”
‘For me marrying Melinda is the greatest moment since the creation of the universe, even better than Led Zeppelin’s Stairway to Heaven,’ Gable said.
Melinda and Mark treated guests with a special performance of Schneider’s Still Here, which she originally sang with Paul Kelly.
The pair are yet to share photos from their wedding to their social media pages.
‘For me marrying Melinda is the greatest moment since the creation of the universe, even better than Led Zeppelin’s Stairway to Heaven,’ Gable said