‘We saved a few for us as well!’ Bindi Irwin reveals she shared her wedding flowers with Australia Zoo workers… after the wildlife park shuts down due to the coronavirus pandemic
Bindi Irwin got married to Chandler Powell in an intimate ceremony at Australia Zoo last Wednesday.
And on Sunday, Bindi revealed they shared their wedding flowers with workers from the conservation facility.
The wildlife warrior, 21, shared an adorable photo to Instagram of her and Chandler’s puppy Piggy sniffing the wedding flowers.
‘We saved a few for us as well!’ On Sunday, Bindi Irwin revealed she shared her wedding flowers with Australia Zoo workers… after the wildlife park shut down due to coronavirus. Pictured: Bindi Irwin (right) with her new husband Chandler Powell
‘We shared most of our wedding flowers with the incredible Australia Zoo team,’ Bindi captioned the post.
‘Our sweet girl (Piggy) is glad we saved a few for us to enjoy as well. I hope your day is as bright as these blooms.’
Bindi announced they adopted the puppy on New Years Day, saying ‘2020 is going to be a beautiful year’.
Puppy love: The wildlife warrior, 16, shared an adorable photo to Instagram of her and Chandler’s puppy Piggy sniffing the wedding flowers
Last week, Australia Zoo temporarily closed down due to the escalating COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic.
Bindi and Chandler, 23, got married at the family zoo – just hours after Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced new restrictions on weddings due to the coronavirus pandemic, with only five people allowed to attend.
On Sunday, the couple announced they were selling wedding candles for $49.95 to raise money for the running of Australia Zoo while it is closed.
Cute: Bindi (right) got married to Chandler Powell (left) at Australia Zoo on Wednesday – just hours after Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced new restrictions on weddings due to the coronavirus pandemic
‘These funds are going to help Australia Zoo care for the 1,200 beautiful animals that call our gardens home,’ Bindi wrote on Instagram.
‘During these challenging times, we have no guests at Australia Zoo, so your online shopping support is making a huge difference.’
Meanwhile, the COVID-19 pandemic continues to escalate in Australia.
As of Sunday night, there have been 3,980 cases of coronavirus in the country, which have resulted in 16 deaths.
Pandemic: As of Sunday night, there have been 3,980 cases of coronavirus in the country, which have resulted in 16 deaths