Married At First Sight’s Melissa Rawson has officially left her single days behind with a hens weekend celebration.
The reality star, 33, who will tie the knot with fiancé Bryce Ruthven later this month, went all out for her pre-wedding festivities.
Melissa began her day with a ‘paint and sip’ art class surrounded by her closest girlfriends.
Married At First Sight’s Melissa Rawson, 33, has officially left her single days behind with a hens weekend celebration. (Pictured left with fellow MAFS bride Belinda Vickers)
The mother-of-two and her friends were tasked with painting a portrait of the bride.
Melissa then slipped into a glitzy silver dress and veil as she hit the club with her MAFS co-star Belinda Vickers.
She teamed up her look with a pair of strappy black heels.
The reality star who will tie the knot with fiancé Bryce Ruthven later this month, went all out for her pre-wedding festivities
Melissa began her day with a paint and sip art class surrounded by her closest girlfriends
Melissa then slipped into a glitzy silver dress and veil as she hit the club with her friends
The pair were seen posing for photos at arrival at Melbourne hotspot Morris Jones restaurant and cocktail bar.
The couple already ‘married’ in front of the cameras on MAFS, but will tie the knot for real at a ceremony held on the scenic Mornington Peninsula in Victoria.
‘Our MAFS wedding was absolutely beautiful, but it did not showcase us as a couple because we were strangers,’ Melissa told the Herald Sun.
Melissa and Bryce (both pictured) have locked in a mid-February date to get married
She added: ‘This time round we get to do our actual wedding the way we want it, we are getting married near a beach, which is definitely us.’
Melissa said their 16-month-old twins sons Levi and Tate will play an important role at the beautiful ceremony.
‘We are hoping they are going to be walking and will be walking down the aisle with us,’ she said.
The couple have already ‘married’ in front of the cameras on MAFS but will tie the knot for real at a ceremony held on the Mornington Peninsula in Victoria
It comes after the couple told Daily Mail Australia they had been ‘shredding’ for their upcoming nuptials and had lost a combined total of 18 kilos.
‘We’re in such a great place now; we’re happier and healthier than ever before, the twins are crawling and our wedding is approaching,’ Melissa revealed last year.
‘It’s like a fairy-tale come true after a very stressful time when the boys spent many months in the neonatal ward just after they were born.’
They welcomed their twin boys in October 2021.
Melissa previously revealed there won’t be any TV cameras present for their big day.
‘I do not want a formal, televised sit-down dinner. You know, media everywhere… no,’ she said. I just want to marry the man I love with my nearest and dearest and have a huge party.’
‘Our MAFS wedding was absolutely beautiful, but it did not showcase us as a couple because we were strangers,’ Melissa said
