The single moment Rebecca Harding is longing for during her wedding to Andy Lee

Exclusive: Rebecca Harding and Andy Lee are preparing to tie the knot this year in what is one of the most highly anticipated Aussie celebrity weddings of 2026.

And now Harding, 35, has shared some intimate details of their big day, including her bridal look, and the special moment she’s most looking forward to and the very special guest who’ll get pride of place at their wedding.

Speaking to nine.com.au about their upcoming nuptials, Harding says she’s most excited to see her future husband Lee, 45, host of The Hundred with Andy Lee, waiting for her at the end of the aisle on their big day.

“I’m just really excited to walk down the aisle and see him standing there at the end,” she admits about the special moment.

“I always love watching the groom as the ceremony starts, and I feel like I’ll have the best seat in the house.”

Harding gave some hints about their wedding, saying the pair are going for a “fairly traditional” vibe, but also want it to feel like a “big, fun party”.

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“We’re so excited for the wedding and to be able to celebrate with our nearest and dearest,” she says.

“More than anything, we just want it to be a big, fun party. I’d say the style is fairly traditional, but without any stuffiness.”

She also gave a hint about her bridal look, teasing it will be traditional.

“My personal style is much the same, so I imagine my bridal look will follow suit.”

So will their adorable pet pooch Henrietta be a part of their special day?

Harding says their Welsh Terrier, who goes by the name of Henri, will of course be a part of their wedding.

She says that her comedian and TV host fiancé is coming up with some interesting ways to incorporate the pup, who they adopted in 2021, on their big day.

“Andy has had some wild ideas of how we could bring her into the celebrations, most of which haven’t made it past me,” she hilariously quipped.

The pair originally met at a café, where Harding was working as a waitress while finishing her studies, and now they’ve come full circle as they prepare to marry.

The soon-to-be newlyweds, who are building their “dream home” together, announced their engagement in 2024, getting engaged after a milestone ten years together.

“People keep saying we’ve rushed into this but we don’t care what people say! 💍,” Lee wrote in a humorous joint Instagram post at the time.

When not planning their wedding, the pair are working on renovating their 150-year-old waterfront Italianate mansion called Ravenswood, located in Melbourne, which was originally built in 1876.

The couple purchased the property in 2021.

“It’s incredible, we feel so lucky to be building our dream home,” Harding says of the build.

She says things are starting to come together at the home, which they have been working on since 2023.

“The last few months we’ve actually seen a lot of movement, which has been exciting, and it’s really starting to feel like a home,” she says.

In recent years, Harding has turned to entrepreneurship, as her partner continues his podcast and TV hosting duties.

Harding, who says she “grew up all over Australia,” is at the helm of LUI, having co-founded the luxury shaving and body care brand.

And it’s something she’s learned a lot from.

“Founding LUI has been such a rewarding, albeit challenging, experience,” the entrepreneur admits.

“My background is in PR and marketing, so I really had no business experience and certainly had never designed and developed a product from scratch before.”

“The best piece of advice I got very early on was, ‘just start it,’” she says.

She adds that finding “balance” can be a little difficult at times.

Harding, who has a Masters degree in communications, says her brand idea came from “romanticising even the smallest daily tasks”.

Speaking about her motivation and drive, the world is her oyster for Harding.

“I’m not a very competitive person when it comes to other people, but I certainly am with myself,” she admits.

“I think my drive stems from wanting to do better and be better than the person I was yesterday.”