Stefanovic celebrates with his guests before the mega wedding

The reception was held at 4:30 pm Friday afternoon (Mexico time) in the chapel of the legendary One & Only Palmilla Resort – the sumptuous celebrity escape became the bride's seat for the happy couple and some distinguished guests.

One could hear the sound of an acoustic guitar coming from the chapel, located in the center of the neat estate and overlooking the pristine lands.

And in a sentimental nod, it looks like it's a rework of the movie "Oasis" from the 90s Wonderwall will be realized. People inside the rehearsal said that Karl's brother, Peter Stefanovic, was involved in the performance – but would not confirm whether he was playing guitar or singing.

This song is a tribute to the relationship between Karl and Jasmine, but it's also a nod to the Stefanovic brothers and their Uber-gate scandal that plunged them into the hot water earlier this year.

During this embarrbading phone call, the brothers would have compared themselves to brothers Noel and Liam Gallagher of Oasis, in trouble, because of their broken relationships with their father.

Despite the split that has been going on for years with their father, Alex Stefanovic has urged journalists to repair today his relationship with his eldest son.

The rehearsal brought together all the major actors of the marriage: the happy couple, their parents and their brothers and sisters, as well as the big wedding receptions.

It's a little idyllic start to the three-day wedding celebration in Los Cabos, Mexico, with thunderstorms on the desert peninsula on the eve of their big day – but the rainy weather has not stopped the plans of anybody.

As the rehearsal unfolded, the sons of Karl, 19-year-old Jackson, and 12-year-old River, were spotted enjoying the ocean-facing pool, while Nova Radio host Tim Blackwell , was driven by golf cart around the huge palace complex.

Julie Bishop and her partner David Panton did not let the jet lag affect their holiday mood. Just hours after a long flight from Sydney, the former deputy prime minister – dressed in a white sundress – and her long-time partner turned on the alleys of the vast complex before joining the health and wellness center. After checking the facilities, they returned to the path.

Wet weather is unusual for this time of year in the mecca of a desert vacation. Heavy rains fell on the early hours of Friday, local time, with persistent showers until morning. Every trace of Cabo's famous blue sky was hidden in a thick layer of gray clouds that offered a cool change after a week of sunshine and dry heat in the Mexican coastal hotspot.

But it seems that Karl can have his perfect day.

As the pbadionate performance of the oasis cover descended from the hill-side chapel and across the paved pathways of the resort, the clouds began to separate and the sun was splitting into the sky.

SECRET TEXTS FROM KARL TO HOSTS OF MARRIAGE

A few weeks before the wedding of the year in the Australian media, there were some surprises. But a detail appeared that no one was expecting.

Wedding guests at the Hilton Los Cabos were surprised to talk about the weekend's wedding program, which should include a nightly Studio 54 party.

"I'm ready for the party at Studio 54!", Said a guest to another before a drink. "I have my suit all white.

The other confirmed wedding guests arrived armed with the Saturday Night Fever choreography, but said they did not even know when they would need to break the maneuvers.

"We do not know anything! We have just received these secret texts (saying) "Be here at this hour," said a guest at the wedding.

The happy couple and their guests are supposed to party like in 1978 Sunday night. A Palmilla staff member suggested that the costume party would be held at Club 96 – a resort club that only villa residents can access.

The station took severe security measures before the big day – several media having been removed from the field or deported if they had already managed to make reservations.

While Karl and Jasmine and a number of their famous friends stay at this property – an ultra-exclusive resort popular with Hollywood stars such as Jennifer Aniston, where rooms start at over $ 1,000 a night and climb to $ 30,000 for private villas – it seems like no. Everyone attending the festivities can justify the exorbitant price.

Several groups of wedding guests stay a few miles from the highway, at the less-starred Hilton Los Cabos.

Karl and Jasmine traveled to Cabo on Tuesday and a steady stream of guests dropped into the resort all week.

Stefanovic's presenter, Richard Wilkins, went Wednesday morning with his girlfriend Virginia Burmeister and his son Christian Wilkins.

Peter Stefanovic and Sylvia Jeffreys arrived at the resort on Thursday, accompanied by the youngest son of Karl, River, 11, from Sydney. The two oldest children of the host – Jackson, 19, and Ava, 11 – arrived earlier in the week with their father and Jasmine.

Thursday night, the celebrations began slowly, with a welcome drink offered at the Palmilla for friends and family. Photos of the interior of the event show the couple posing with Pete and Sylvia, as well as the youngest brother of the host, Tom, and his sister Elisa.

Entering the Cabo wabo spirit, Karl dressed in a cream linen suit with a white shirt while Jasmine wore an elegant white dress that highlighted her neat silhouette.

Of course, chic linen should be replaced by flared pants at the disco party in Cabo for the costume party.