Billionaire Aussie heiress Bella Geminder married her fiancé Jose Falk on Friday in a star-studded ceremony in Melbourne.
The granddaughter of late entrepreneur Richard Pratt, 26, tied the knot with her partner in front of 500 guests at her family’s estate in the upmarket suburb of Kew.
Bella looked radiant on the day in a strapless white traditional wedding gown and radiated joy as she exchanged vows with her partner.
In footage shared to social media, the couple beamed as they enjoyed their first kiss as husband and wife, moments after tying the knot.
The heiress’ brunette hair was styled flawlessly, cascading in soft waves that perfectly complemented her radiant makeup.
Meanwhile, Jose looked every inch the dashing groom in a designer cream tuxedo as he proudly stood by his stunning bride on their special day.
The celebration was nothing short of magical, with love and happiness filling the air as the couple embarked on this exciting new chapter together.
Some of the A-List guests to attend include Bella’s aunt Heloise Pratt and her Aussie rock legend partner Jon Stevens, as well as close friends and family.
‘Happiest day of my life @falkjose,’ Bella wrote on social media.
Many of her celebrity friends were quick to offer their congratulations.
‘The most stunning bride,’ wrote Brooke Warne.
‘How divine. Massive congratulations to you both,’ added Married At First Sight bride Martha Kalifatidis.
Bella is the granddaughter of Australia’s late ‘Cardboard King’ Richard Pratt and younger daughter of billionaire packaging magnates Raphael and Fiona Geminder.
In October 2022, her older sister Georgia, 31, and investment director Matthew Danos tied the knot in an opulent society wedding.
The event took place in the ritzy suburb of Kew, and was a traditional Jewish ceremony followed by a black tie reception inside a marquee at Raheen, the Pratt family mansion.
Georgia and Matthew married under a large outdoor chuppah (a Jewish wedding canopy) surrounded by friends and family.
Bella’s mother Fiona owns cardboard giant Visy and is worth a reported $3.4billion, while her father Raphael – who is also on Forbes Rich List – has a 40 percent share in plastics manufacturer, Pact.
Her grandfather Richard Pratt, an immigrant born in Poland whose family fled to Australia months before the German invasion.
He was a leading figure in Melbourne society until his death on April 29, 2009.
Georgia, a former Australian Grand Prix ambassador, spent seven years modelling in Australia, London and Los Angeles before quitting the industry to create a non-toxic toothpaste brand in 2020.
