Bindi Irwin and Chandler Powell tied the knot on Wednesday in an intimate ceremony at Australia Zoo, in Queensland.
And now a sweet video from their wedding day has been shared with fans.
In the clip, Bindi, 21, gushes over Chandler and said it ‘feels incredible’ that she now gets to call him her husband.
‘It feels incredible that I get to call you my husband now!’ Bindi Irwin gushed over Chandler Powell in a new video from their wedding day (pictured)
The pair look ever so smitten after saying their vows, with Bindi wearing her classic lace wedding dress.
‘Oh my goodness, can you believe it, you’re my husband, we’re married,’ Bindi says at the start of the clip, which was shared by Animal Planet.
‘Today has been enormous. Our wedding planning journey has been quite epic. We feel for everybody around the world during this current world crisis,’ she said, referring to the coronavirus pandemic.
Surreal: ‘Oh my goodness, can you believe it, you’re my husband, we’re married,’ Bindi says at the start of the clip, which was shared by Animal Planet
‘These are such challenging times we’re facing right now, but we have to band together and remember that love always wins.’
Bindi said that they couldn’t have guests at their wedding due to government restrictions, which aim to stop the spread of COVID-19.
‘It’s important for everybody’s safety,’ Bindi said.
She then turned to Chandler and said: ‘God it feels incredible, I get to call you my husband now!’
Chandler remarked that she’s now his wife, with Bindi saying she’s ‘so lucky.’
‘I’m so lucky, its been awesome,’ Bindi said.
Bindi and former wakeboarder Chandler, 23, married on Wednesday at Australia Zoo.
Newlyweds: Bindi and former wakeboarder Chandler, 23, married on Wednesday at Australia Zoo
The pair tied the knot just hours after Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced new restrictions on weddings, with only five people allowed to attend; the couple, the celebrant and witnesses totalling a maximum of five people.
‘We’ve planned this beautiful day for nearly a year and had to change everything, as we didn’t have guests at our wedding. This was a very difficult decision but important to keep everyone safe,’ Bindi wrote on Instagram on Wednesday when they shared the news of their wedding.
‘We wish all of our friends and family could have been there with us, however it’s lovely that we will be able to share photos and videos. Right now we’re encouraging the world to hold onto hope and love, which will carry us forward during this profound time in history.’
Restrictions: The pair tied the knot just hours after Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced new restrictions on weddings, with only five people allowed to attend; the couple, the celebrant and witnesses totalling a maximum of five people
Sweet: She added in part of her post that her mother, Terri Irwin, helped her get dressed on the big day, her brother Robert walked her down the aisle and they lit a candle in memory of her late father Steve Irwin (pictured with Bindi in 2003)
She added in part of her post that her mother, Terri Irwin, helped her get dressed on the big day, her brother Robert walked her down the aisle and they lit a candle in memory of her late father Steve Irwin.
‘Mum helped me get ready, Robert walked me down the aisle, Chandler became my husband and together we lit a candle in Dad’s memory. We shared tears and smiles and love,’ Bindi said.
Steve, famously known as the ‘Crocodile Hunter’, tragically died from a stingray barb to the heart in 2006. He was 44-years-old.
In Australia as of Friday morning, there are 3,050 confirmed cases of coronavirus in Australia and 13 deaths.
Pandemic: As of Friday morning, there are 3,050 confirmed cases of coronavirus in Australia and 13 deaths