The secret morse code in Kyle Sandilands and Tegan Kynaston’s black and white

Radio king Kyle Sandilands and Tegan Kynaston tied the knot in front of their nearest and dearest – including celebrities, politicians and family – on Saturday.

And as the couple exchanged vows, they also exchange stunning and very meaningful wedding bands.

Zena and Tariq K’dor of House of K’dor are longtime friends of the couple and designed and created the rings as a wedding gift for the pair.

Zena exclusively told Daily Mail Australia that not only do the bands contain stunning black and white diamonds, they also feature the couples initials and secret ‘morse’ codes.

‘K’dor was honoured to create bespoke wedding bands for Kyle and Tegan, designed with love and unique to them both, featuring the initials of K, T and O for their new son,’ she said.

‘Meticulously handcrafted in 18k white gold with a combination of black and white diamonds, the initials have been created in Morse Code one of K’dor’s signature collections.’

Morse code was invented in 1844, assigning dots and dashes to each letter of the English alphabet.

It was initially used for the telegraph, sending electrical signals across wires and between stations before being adapted into sounds and sent via radio circuits.

House of K’dor has its own Morse Code collection which inspired the newlywed’s rings.

In 1999 fine jeweller Tarick K’dor opened the boutique jewellery in western Sydney and before long they earnt the title of Sydney’s celebrity diamond dealer.

Tarick and wife Zena, who serves as creative director for the brand, now has a global client base, enjoying brand collaborations with Lamborghini, Moet Hennessey and Etihad.

Their extensive celebrity clients span far wider than Sandilands and include superstar Kelly Rowland, singer Natalie Bassingthwaighte, WAG Kyly Clarke, heiress Deborah Symond-O’Neil and Terry Biviano.

Sandilands told Daily Mail Australia celebrity jeweller House of K’dor had gifted the rings as a thank-you for being a long-time customer.

He revealed Kynaston’s ring was a delicate band, while his was much flashier.

‘Tegan likes dainty-looking jewellery, apart from the engagement ring, that’s a monster. But she doesn’t like too big,’ he explained.

‘And then I have a platinum ring surrounded by black diamonds.’ 

Radio host Kyle Sandilands tied the knot for the second time on Saturday in a spectacular wedding.

The 51-year-old shock jock said ‘I do’ with communications executive Tegan Kynaston, 37, at the heritage-listed Swifts mansion in Sydney’s Darling Point – as much of the city ran for cover to escape the downpour.

The newlyweds exchanged vows in front of 130 guests at the $60million late-Victorian Gothic Revival property in a ceremony rumoured to have cost the KIIS FM presenter and Australian Idol judge a cool $1million.

It’s the second time down the aisle for Sandilands, who wed pop singer Tamara Jaber in 2008 before divorcing two years later. Kynaston hasn’t been married before.

Sandilands had hinted at the price of his wedding on The Kyle and Jackie O Show last Monday as he and his co-host Henderson challenged listeners to guess the cost of specific elements of the wedding in a game called ‘Higher or Lower’. 

‘You know where I made the mistake? When I first met the wedding planner and the wedding stylist… they were like, “Okay, what budget are we dealing with?” and I said, “There is no budget,”‘ Sandilands said at the start of the segment.

Among the most expensive features was the floral arrangements, which cost a whopping $150,000.

Henderson, who spent just $80,000 on her wedding to ex-husband Lee in the early 2000s, was stunned by the price tag, asking Sandilands: ‘150 grand for something that’s just going to…