Jock Landale has married his long-term partner India Maddern in a romantic ceremony in the English countryside.
The 28-year-old Australian basketball player tied the knot with his girlfriend India in front of their loved ones in an extravagant ceremony at Kin House in Chippenham.
Their friends shared some gorgeous photos from the special day as the couple tied the knot during an outdoor ceremony on Tuesday, August 13.
NBA star Jock looked dapper in a stylish black tuxedo on the special day as he partied with his blushing bride.
India looked every inch the bride in a gorgeous strapless white satin gown, letting her minimalist outfit do the talking and keeping her accessories simple.
A video on Instagram shows the bride and groom walking to the party location with broad smiles, hand in hand after exchanging their vows.
The newlyweds looked overjoyed in videos posted on social media showing them celebrating their nuptials with their loved ones and dancing the night away at the reception.
The couple tied the knot in the grounds of the luxurious Georgian mansion Kin House, which costs just over AUD30,320 (£15,640) to rent.
Jock Landale has married his long-term partner India Maddern in a romantic ceremony in the English countryside
The 28-year-old Australian basketball player exchanged vows with his girlfriend India (pictured) in front of their loved ones in a lavish ceremony at Kin House in Chippenham
Their friends shared a series of gorgeous photos from the special day, as the couple tied the knot during an outdoor ceremony on Tuesday, August 13
The reception then took place in the sprawling Kilvert Hall, with their loved ones travelling from all over the world to attend the ceremony in Wiltshire.
On Monday evening, the couple held a welcome drink at the ‘fairytale destination’, where they enjoyed a welcome drink with their family and friends in preparation for their wedding day on Tuesday.
Jock has been in a relationship with India for over four years and got engaged in 2022. They threw an engagement party in Deniliquin, New South Wales at the time.
They first met in high school but didn’t talk until years later, when they were introduced by mutual friends just before the Covid pandemic.
“I never said a word to her because I refused to talk to women at the time – I just didn’t know how to do it,” he told the Herald Sun until 2022.
‘Two of our best friends, they set us up before Covid. From that moment on we just started rolling, and I knew I was going to be in lockdown within two weeks.’
The lovebirds tied the knot just days after Jock represented Australia at the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris, a huge achievement.
India looked every inch the bride in a gorgeous strapless white satin gown, letting her minimalist outfit do the talking while keeping her accessories simple
The couple tied the knot in the grounds of the luxurious Georgian mansion Kin House, which costs more than $30,320 AUD (£15,640) to rent
The reception was then held in the sprawling Kilvert Hall, where their loved ones had travelled from all over the world to attend the Wiltshire ceremony
The couple held a welcome drink at the “fairytale destination” on Monday evening as they joined family and friends to celebrate in preparation for their wedding day on Tuesday.
Jock has been in a relationship with India for over four years and got engaged in 2022. They went to high school together, but weren’t actually introduced until late 2019.
The lovebirds tied the knot just days after Jock represented Australia at the 2024 Paris Olympics, with the Boomers missing out on a medal after being knocked out in the quarter-finals
However, the Australian Boomers narrowly missed their chance of a medal after being knocked out in the quarter-finals by Serbia.
After the disappointing loss, Jock wrote on Instagram: ‘No better basketball than when you put on the Green and Gold. That hurt, but we will do better in 2028. Until then.’
Jock won the bronze medal with the Boomers at the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo and currently plays for the American NBA team Houston Rockets.
He previously played for Melbourne United before moving to the United States in 2021 to join the San Antonio Spurs, after which he moved to the Phoenix Suns.
