\u201cWork, kids and life got in the way for nine years since our engagement, so it was nice to finally deliver on that promise.\u201d <\/p>\n
Boyle and Tanner have dated for more than 15 years, got engaged in Palm Springs in 2017 and had children \u2013 Maisy, now 7, and Billy, 6. <\/p>\n
Mr Tim and Mrs Christie Boyle outside The Northern Club with their children Billy and Maisy. Photo \/ Anna Kidman <\/p>\n
Boyle\u2019s work with Whip Around<\/a> meant he regularly travelled internationally. Since the sale, Boyle and Colley have exited their operational roles, while former All White Noah Hickey remains chief executive, based in the United States, and is believed to retain a stake. <\/p>\n So what does a multimillionaire\u2019s Northern Club wedding for 180 guests look like? <\/p>\n The newlyweds tell Society Insider their children were their bridal party and that the wedding was a party to celebrate the friends and family who have been part of their relationship. <\/p>\n \u201cIt was the most incredible day; we loved every moment and element,\u201d says Tanner. <\/p>\n \u201cWe wanted a fun party, and that\u2019s what we had with all our favourite people.\u201d <\/p>\n The wedding was styled and planned by Erin Coldham of Wonder Events, who called in specialist La Lumiere to veil the chairs in chiffon, and elegantly drape the room. The abundant white florals were by Michele Coomey<\/a>, who also dressed the Northern Club for Hartfield Jewellers\u2019 owner Jodie Dick\u2019s 50th birthday<\/a> last year. <\/p>\n Tanner got ready at her mother\u2019s house with her close girlfriends, who were pampered by makeup artist Alexandra Stanworth of Beauty By Alexandra and wedding hair stylist Amanda Preston. Her first dress of the day was a vintage ivory champagne satin gown with a cape, found at Love James Vintage Bridal on Karangahape Rd. <\/p>\n Boyle wore a black Working Style tuxedo. <\/p>\n The ceremony was in the club\u2019s Wintergarden, with music from celebrated saxophonist Nathan Haines and his father, leading jazz bassist Kevin Haines. <\/p>\n The cocktail reception was on the club\u2019s lower level at Bankside Bar & Lounge, where the bride arrived in her second dress, a custom Vivienne Westwood<\/a> mini. Similar dresses sell on average for $10,000. <\/p>\n A lighting installation by Auckland visual artist Holly Schroder set the mood, with her work on fabric screens hanging from the ceiling. Among the canapes and cocktails, a martini trolley proved the most popular. <\/p>\n Guests included uber-wealthy property, tech and finance movers and shakers about town, as well as several successful entrepreneurs from the food and lifestyle scene. They helped celebrate the couple by adding specially created white \u201cThe Boyles\u201d caps to their black-tie suits and gowns, dancing to music from Nathan Haines and his wife, DJ Jaimie Webster Haines late into the evening. <\/p>\n As the party wound down around midnight, guests headed to A-list hotspot Kemuri Hi-Fi beneath Queen St to keep celebrating into the early hours. <\/p>\n Party People of the week<\/p>\n Empower Me Pink fundraiser gala <\/p>\n More than 300 guests gathered at Auckland\u2019s Pullman Hotel on Friday night for Kiara Cosmetics<\/a>\u2019 annual Empower Me Pink fundraiser. <\/p>\n Founded by Kiara Cosmetics\u2019 Annemarie Mason<\/a>, the event raises funds and awareness to support New Zealanders rebuilding their lives after cancer. <\/p>\n This year\u2019s event marked 20 years of the Cancer Rehabilitation Foundation, and CEO Lou James gave an address. <\/p>\n Broadcaster Mel Homer delivered the keynote address, sharing her own experiences of her experiences battling aggressive acute myeloid leukaemia over the last year. <\/p>\n Deputy Prime Minister David Seymour and his fiancee, Auckland buyers\u2019 agent Alexandra Vincent Martelli were in attendance, with Martelli taking on the role of auctioneer for the evening. <\/p>\n Other guests included former All Black coach Sir Graham Henry and his wife, Lady Raewyn, Newstalk ZB producer Kenzie Jennings, broadcaster Jenny-May Coffin and her husband, founder and CEO of mens\u2019 refuge Wana, Dean Clarkson; 1News reporter Aziz Al-Sa\u2019afin, Breakfast reporter Lucy Bendel, actor Kawhia Chambers, Lock Finance business development manager Wayne Semmens, and Mrs New Zealand Zeisha Fremaux Wood. <\/p>\n REINZ celebrates excellence <\/p>\nThe Boyle family cuts their wedding cake. Photo \/ Anna Kidman <\/p>\n
The abundant white florals were created by Michele Coomey in the Wintergarden at The Northern Club. Photo \/ Anna Kidman <\/p>\n
Tim and Christie Boyle had their nuptials in The Northern Club’s Wintergarden with their children Maisy and Billy. Photo \/ Anna Kidman <\/p>\n
Newlyweds Christie and Tim Boyle held their celebration party at Bankside at The Northern Club, for which Christie changed into her Vivienne Westwood dress. Photo \/ Anna Kidman <\/p>\n
Kawhia Chambers and Annemarie Mason. Photo \/ Norrie Montgomery <\/p>\n
Deputy Prime Minister David Seymour and Alexandra Vincent Martelli at Empower Me Pink. Photo \/ Norrie Montgomery
Lou James. Photo \/ Norrie Montgomery
Mel Homer and Annemarie Mason. Photo \/ Norrie Montgomery <\/p>\n
Kenzie Jennings and Lucy Bendell. Photo \/ Norrie Montgomery
Jenny-May Clarkson and Dean Clarkson. Photo \/ Norrie Montgomery
Zeisha Fremaux Wood and Jade MacKinnon. Photo \/ Norrie Montgomery
Ashleigh Cometti, Bex Hunt and Emma Hughes. Photo \/ Norrie Montgomery
Wayne and Mila Semmens. Photo \/ Norrie Montgomery
Aziz Al Sa’afin and Tess Woolcock. Photo \/ Norrie Montgomery <\/p>\n