Georgia Love shares a telling clue about her wedding dress as she prepares to marry Lee Elliott

Their destination wedding in Italy was put on hold because of the COVID-19  pandemic last year.

But Bachelorette lovebirds Georgia Love and Lee Elliott are FINALLY set to tie the knot in Tasmania this year.

On Tuesday, Georgia, 31, shared a very telling clue about what her wedding dress will look like.  

Posting to her Instagram account, the TV presenter shared a throwback photo of herself in a floor-length white gown while starring on the Channel Ten dating show.  

‘2016 Bachie Georgia is present Georgia’s whole 2021 vibe,’ she captioned the post.  

Georgia stuns in the image, as she struts towards the camera in the strapless gown that features a thigh high split.  

Her brunette tresses are styled into loose curls and she looks glamorous with a full face of makeup including a smokey eye and bronzer.  

While it might not be her actual wedding frock, this is the biggest clue that Georgia has shared so far in regards to what her gown might look like. 

Planning their wedding has been a difficult journey for the lovebirds, who met on The Bachelorette in 2016. 

They originally wanted to get married in Italy, but then chose Tasmania as their alternative wedding destination when international borders closed.

But disaster struck for the Melbourne-based couple, when Victoria slammed its borders shut in response to a second wave of coronavirus, meaning their back-up plans were also thwarted.

Speaking to The Herald Sun in September, she said: ‘We have set a (wedding) date next year and are forging ahead hoping it is going to happen as we want it to.’

She continued: ‘We had planned an entire wedding for Italy and that has just gone completely out of the window.

‘We then planned a wedding for Tasmania and that date has now changed.’

Georgia explained the pair don’t want to plan a third wedding if they have to change their latest plans due to the pandemic.

‘We don’t want to have to plan a third wedding, but if it ends up that we have to postpone it we will do that.’