Zoë Foster Blake turns heads in an apple green frock and disco ball handbag while Lauren Phillips takes her style cues from the Statue of Liberty as they party with newlyweds Andy Lee and Rebecca Harding in NYC

Zoë Foster Blake and Lauren Phillips made bold fashion statements as they celebrated Andy Lee and Rebecca Harding's wedding in New York City.

The beauty entrepreneur embraced her quirky millionaire style in an embellished green frock, while Lauren channelled the Statue of Liberty's draped silhouette in a blush pink gown.

The pair joined a star-studded guest list who mostly all flew in from Australia to toast the newlyweds after they exchanged vows on Tuesday, 12 years after first meeting.

Zoë stood out in a sleeveless dress featuring a glossy apple-green body and a contrasting emerald panel across her shoulders and neckline.

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The heavily embellished upper section gave the frock a dramatic finish, while sparkling details were scattered across the flowing fabric below.

She added another eye-catching touch with a rectangular silver handbag covered in shimmering embellishments, bringing a disco ball-inspired flourish to her ensemble.

A gold wristwatch, bracelets and rings completed her accessories.

Zoë added to her quirky look by parting her burgundy cropped locks in the centre. 

She highlighted her famous visage with defined eyes and a rosy lip, smiling as she made her way through a leafy entrance.

Meanwhile, Lauren opted for a floor-length blush pink gown with a plunging V-neckline and long sleeves.

The Nova radio host's dress featured elaborate gathering across the waist, with a long panel of fabric cascading down the front.

Ruched detailing continued through the fitted skirt, giving the outfit a resemblance to the flowing robes worn by New York's most famous landmark.

The hem skimmed the ground, revealing a glimpse of her open-toed heels.

Lauren accessorised with a short sparkling necklace and a small black handbag with a gold-toned handle, while keeping her phone in her other hand.

Her hair was pulled into a sleek bun as she mingled with the other formally dressed guests.

Lauren attended the celebrations with her fiancé, aviation tycoon Paul O'Brien, while Zoë's husband Hamish Blake had an important role in the ceremony.

The Lego Masters host stood beside his longtime comedy partner as one of Andy's three groomsmen, alongside one of Andy's brothers and his best friend Michael Horgan.

Andy, 45, and Rebecca, 36, tied the knot surrounded by famous friends in the city where they plan to spend part of their married life.

Rebecca looked breathtaking as she left The Bowery Hotel in Lower Manhattan ahead of the ceremony, accompanied by assistants carrying umbrellas and her stylist Elliot Garnaut.

The model wore a white strapless gown featuring a structured bodice and a dramatic long train.

She accessorised with delicate diamond earrings and her engagement ring, wearing her brunette hair in a romantic half-up, half-down style.

Understated makeup completed her elegant bridal look.

The couple arrived in the Big Apple over the weekend after flying first class to the US with two of Andy's groomsmen.

On Monday night, they appeared to hold a pre-wedding celebration with friends in Manhattan.

Rebecca was spotted walking through the city in a cream mini dress beneath a matching fitted coat, while Andy complemented his bride-to-be in a beige suit.

Their wedding marks the latest chapter in a love story that began at a Melbourne café in 2014.

Rebecca was working as a waitress when she met Andy, who famously left his email address for her on a napkin.

She eventually got in touch, and they went on their first date the following day.

The couple made their public debut at the 2015 Australian Open, although they briefly separated for six months in 2016.

Rebecca later revealed she had felt 'immense pressure' dating someone in the public eye.

However, they reunited and Andy eventually proposed in 2024, a decade after their first meeting.

The comedian chose a sentimental gesture that brought their romance full circle.

He took Rebecca to the historic Melbourne mansion they are renovating, under the guise of filming social media content before building work began.

Pretending to retrieve something from a marble fireplace, Andy dropped to one knee and produced a napkin, recalling how their relationship started.

He announced the engagement on his podcast with Hamish.

'I asked Bec to marry me on Sunday,' Andy revealed.

Hamish said he and Zoë had both been 'crying' with happiness before making a cheeky joke about the timing.

'Is it a bit quick? That's all I wanna ask,' he quipped.

Rebecca also poked fun at their lengthy courtship when she showed off her diamond engagement ring on Instagram.

'People keep saying we’ve rushed into this but we don’t care what people say!' she captioned the post.

The newlyweds are undertaking a $5 million renovation of their historic mansion in Melbourne's east.

They plan to divide their time between Melbourne and New York, where Andy part-owns Australian pub Old Mates.