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Home And Away stars Sophie Dillman and Patrick O’Connor lift lid on secret wedding

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Former Home and Away co-stars Sophie Dillman and Patrick O’Connor announced their engagement in December. Credit: Instagram
Former Home and Away co-stars Sophie Dillman and Patrick O’Connor announced their engagement in December. Credit: Instagram · 7NEWS

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Former Home And Away stars Sophie Dillman and Patrick O’Connor are married. The former co-stars, who dated both on and off-screen, kept their wedding a secret for three months,…

Former Home And Away stars Sophie Dillman and Patrick O’Connor are married.

The former co-stars, who dated both on and off-screen, kept their wedding a secret for three months, with the newlyweds confirming on Instagram they said “I do” back in August.

The happy couple shared a carousel of intimate pictures from the big day, which was held at Noosa Waterfront Restaurant in Queensland.

Dillman’s strapless ivory gown was custom created by Sydney-based Collezione Santina Couture, while O’Connor wore a sharp MJ Bale suit.

The wedding rings were designed by Sydney atelier Mendel Rose, the same jewellery designer that created Dillman’s engagement ring.

The wedding comes eight months after the couple first shared they were engaged.

Dillman, who played Ziggy Astoni, and O’Connor posted a series of photos from the proposal, which took place on a Sydney beach with the city skyline as a backdrop.

O’Connor, who portrayed Dean Thompson on the show, shared behind-the-scenes images of the moment he got down on one knee, along with a close-up shot of the stunning ring.

Dillman and O’Connor originally met at acting school, with their romance later developing once they both secured roles on Home And Away.

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