First look at Kyle Sandilands and Tegan Kynaston’s wedding venue

Kyle Sandilands and Tegan Kynaston’s wedding preparations are in full swing ahead of Saturday’s ceremony.

Tradesmen were spotted at the $60 million Swifts mansion on Friday, setting up a marquee to fend off the “showers” and “potential thunderstorm” on the big day.

A glamorous crystal chandelier was also delivered to the Darling Point estate as workers set up a stunning outdoor ceremony for the star-studded event.

A long white carpet was unrolled under a see-through marquee, ready for 38-year-old Tegan to slide down the aisle the next day.

A large wooden dais graced the end of the aisle where Kyle, 51, and Tegan will likely say their vows at the $1 million nuptials.

Elsewhere, a second chandelier was spotted along with dozens of white flowers to decorate the marquee.

Two more crystal light fixtures held large white flower structures, looking radiant amidst the lush green grounds.

More flowers were brought in as several trucks and vans pulled up in front of the sprawling mansion with their luxury deliveries.

Traders were spotted at the $60 million Swifts mansion on Friday, setting up a marquee to fend off the ‘showers’ and ‘potential thunderstorm’ on the big day

A glamorous crystal chandelier was also delivered to the Darling Point estate as workers set up a stunning open-air ceremony for the star-studded event

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.

And 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.

A long white carpet was unrolled under a see-through marquee, ready for Tegan, 38, to slide down the aisle the next day

A large wooden dais graced the end of the aisle where Kyle, 51, and Tegan will likely say their vows at the $1 million nuptials

The photo shows employees discussing the layout of the ceremony

Ladders were also spotted under the tent to hang the chandeliers

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 if people can’t afford their rent.”

Elsewhere, a second chandelier was spotted along with dozens of white flowers to decorate the marquee

Workers imagined bringing in the flower displays

Two more crystal light fixtures featured large white flower structures, looking radiant amidst the lush green grounds

More flowers were brought in as several trucks and vans pulled up in front of the sprawling mansion with their luxury deliveries.

Despite the fact that Kyle and Tegan have tied the knot, the two are dealing with a “very high chance” of rain and a “potential thunderstorm” that could cause problems on their big day.

Kyle and Tegan will tie the knot on Saturday in a ceremony rumored to cost the radio host a cool $1 million.

The couple has locked up the beautiful Swifts listed house for the occasion.

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 Sebastian and his stylist Jules are also invited, while the Australian Idol star will perform at the reception.

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

Kyle and Tegan will tie the knot on Saturday in a ceremony reportedly costing the radio host a million dollars