![The bride arrives: Nadi Hasandedic at Sydney University on Saturday.](/web/20170514044431im_/http://www.smh.com.au/content/dam/images/g/w/4/8/7/z/image.related.articleLeadwide.620x349.gw480w.png/1494683231982.jpg)
When your guest list reads like the BRW Rich List and is collectively worth around $6 billion, give or take a few hundred million, the pressure is on any bride to shine.
But just after 4pm on a cool autumn afternoon, Nadi Hasandedic, managed to do just that as she arrived with her bridesmaids in a fleet of vintage Rolls Royce limousines outside the grand entry to Sydney University's Quadrangle.
Hasandedic married her fiance, millionaire luxury car importer Neville "Croaky" Crichton in front of 300 of their nearest and dearest, including billionaire property developer Lang Walker, who arrived with his wife Sue in their Bentley SUV along with Australia's richest truckie Lindsay Fox with his wife Paula.
Further swelling the ranks of the super rich were fellow billionaire vitamin mogul Marcus Blackmore and billionaire hamburger king Jack Cowin, while in their wake mere millionaires including John "Aussie" Symond arrived with his new bride, Amber, the former wife of Patrick Keating, son of former Prime Minister Paul Keating.
![Neville Crichton with his bride Nadi Hasandedic at Sydney University on Saturday.](/web/20170514044431im_/http://www.smh.com.au/content/dam/images/g/w/4/8/g/0/image.related.articleLeadNarrow.300x0.gw480w.png/1494679537707.jpg)
Sydney property developer John Boyd acted as best man, while his wife Marly was among Hasandedic's clutch of bridesmaids.
Russian heiress Alina Barlow was there, with her husband Scott, the chairman of Sydney FC. Mick Doohan turned up, so too did Kerri-Anne Kennerley and her husband John, Channel Seven commercial director Bruce McWilliam with his wife Nicole, socialite Terry Biviano and her husband Anthony Minichiello and Sydney bar tzar Justin Hemmes.
Despite their 30-plus year age difference, Hasandedic and Crichton, 74, have established themselves as a firm couple on the Sydney social radar.
The couple spared no expense on Saturday's wedding, which began with a ceremony inside the quadrangle, which had been cordoned off for the festivities, before moving into the Great Hall for a no-expense spared reception, for which the groom dropped $20,000 to spruce up the toilets on top of another couple of hundred thousand dollars on the wedding itself, with a budget set to easily top $1 million.
![Neville Crichton kisses his bride Nadi Hasandedic on Saturday.](/web/20170514044431im_/http://www.smh.com.au/content/dam/images/g/w/4/9/7/9/image.related.articleLeadNarrow.300x0.gw480w.png/1494679537707.jpg)
Crichton's fortune is estimated to be topping $400 million. He recently downsized from his harbour-front mansion in Point Piper, selling his digs for $60 million and moving to a smaller new pad just along the shoreline.
On the eve of her big day, Hasandedic told PS she hoped it would be a "wonderful day shared with our friends and family" and revealed she had found her wedding gown on a trip to New York last year.
"It was the first dress I saw and fell in love with it," she said of the custom-made ivory gown by Ersa Atelier which featured hundreds upon hundreds of pearlescent beads hand stitched in an intricate pattern.
Her floor-length veil completed the effect to dramatic perfection.