Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and his fiancée, Jodie Haydon, recently shared insights into their upcoming wedding plans in an interview with the Australian Women’s Weekly. The couple has decided to hold a “small, intimate ceremony” in spring, following the federal election anticipated around April or May. Haydon expressed that their wedding will signify their commitment to each other, describing it as an important occasion to reaffirm their love before family and friends.
In a bid to keep their special day free from political distractions, they chose to postpone the ceremony until after the election. They indicated that the venue is likely to be outdoors, given Albanese’s previous divorce ruling out a Catholic church setting. Haydon enthusiastically confirmed that their dog, Toto, will also be part of the celebration.
Albanese reflected on his journey to proposing, highlighting how their relationship blossomed and that he realised he wanted to spend his life with Haydon. Before proposing on Valentine’s Day last year, he consulted his son, Nathan, who was supportive of their union. The couple is looking forward to celebrating their love in a personal and meaningful way.