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Channel Nine host Scherri-Lee Biggs has married former AFL player Daniel Venables in a stylish outdoor ceremony in her home city of Perth.
The couple, who have been dating since 2021, tied the knot at the picturesque Old Young’s gin distillery in the outer rural suburb Henley Brook on Sunday.
Scherri-Lee, 32, looked breathtaking on her special day in a white lace dress with intricate patterns on the skirt and bodice, as well as a long tulle veil.
Daniel, 24, wore a white tuxedo jacket as he dipped his wife for their first kiss as husband and wife in front of their family and friends.
A day earlier, the newlyweds had thrown a party at a waterside restaurant for their nearest and dearest.
Channel Nine host Scherri-Lee Biggs married former AFL player Daniel Venables in a stylish outdoor ceremony in her home city of Perth on Sunday
A day earlier, the newlyweds had thrown a party at a waterside restaurant for their guests
The couple, who have been dating since 2021, tied the knot at the picturesque Old Young’s gin distillery in the outer rural suburb Henley Brook on Sunday
Scherri-Lee shared a photo from their nuptials on Instagram, and confirmed in the caption she had taken her husband’s surname by captioning it ‘The Venables’.
Daniel, a former midfielder for the West Coast Eagles, surprised Scherri-Lee with a proposal by the beach just before Christmas last year.
‘Christmas came early this year. Forever isn’t enough with you,’ she wrote on Instagram at the time, alongside a photo of the pair embracing by the water as she flashed her diamond ring.
Daniel, a former midfielder for the West Coast Eagles, surprised Scherri-Lee with a proposal by the beach just before Christmas last yearÂ
The 9News Perth weather presenter – known to east coast viewers as a fill-in host on the Today show – went public with Daniel just seven months earlier, in May 2022
Scherri-Lee is the regular fill-in for Tim Davies on the Today show during the non-ratings period
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The 9News Perth weather presenter – known to east coast viewers as a fill-in host on the Today show – went public with Daniel just seven months earlier, in May 2022.
While it’s unclear how long they have been dating, the pair were first pictured together in Vaucluse, Sydney, in early January that year, which suggests they started seeing each other some time in 2021.
Daniel wasn’t Scherri-Lee’s first boyfriend from the ranks of the Eagles, as she was previously in a relationship with Brad Sheppard from May 2018 to December 2019.
While it’s unclear how long they have been dating, the pair were first pictured together in early January 2022, which suggests they started seeing each other some time in 2021Â
Daniel’s footy career was brutally cut short at age 20 when he suffered a severe concussion during a match against the Melbourne Demons during round nine of the 2019 AFL season.
He suffered seven bleeds on the brain after a sickening collision while contesting a mark, and later told his parents: ‘I feel like my brain is going to explode.’
After being forced into early retirement due to the ongoing symptoms, the 2018 Premiership player is seeking an $8million payout, reports The Age.
Daniel’s footy career was brutally cut short at age 20 when he suffered a severe concussion during a match against the Melbourne Demons during round nine of the 2019 AFL season
He suffered seven bleeds on the brain after a sickening collision while contesting a mark, and later told his parents: ‘I feel like my brain is going to explode.’ (Daniel was stretchered off the field after his head injury at Optus Stadium in Perth on Friday, May 17, 2019)
Daniel’s family has been in talks with AFL chief executive Gillon McLachlan over a possible payout. They are seeking $8million after Daniel (pictured here undergoing tests in hospital in November 2021) rejected an offer of $800,000
His family has been in discussions with AFL chief executive Gillon McLachlan and AFL legal chief Stephen Meade regarding compensation.
Daniel rejected an offer of $800,000 in a separate process, with his father Peter Venables saying: ‘They have offered us a payout but we haven’t accepted it.
‘It’s not enough and they also want to tax it. I am paying for Daniel to live. My wife and I are looking after him. We are not letting go of this, this is wrong. We ain’t going anywhere. The wall is coming down.’Â
Scherri-Lee has been tipped for an east coast move for years, but seems to be content in PerthÂ
