Andy Lee's fiancée Rebecca Harding celebrated her upcoming wedding to the comedian with a Wuthering Heights-themed hens party in Melbourne over the weekend. 

Harding and her friends, including stylist Elliot Garnaut, AFL WAG Emma Hawkins and Nova radio host Lauren Phillips, shared several videos and photos from the fun day on Instagram.

Rebecca stayed true to the theme with her outfit, looking radiant in a striking red corseted dress. 

She had her hair coiffed in soft curls in a half-up, half-down style, complete with a long red ribbon and accessorised with a heart choker and a feathered fan. 

The group enjoyed lunch at French restaurant Bistro Gitan in South Yarra before heading off to learn some moves with some cabaret dancers. 

The celebration appeared to be an intimate affair, with Rebecca surrounded by a group of her closest girlfriends as she marked the milestone ahead of her big day. 

Rebecca and Andy are finally set to walk down the aisle after more than a decade together.

The couple have previously confirmed that they have a wedding date locked in for later this year, along with their guest list, as excitement builds around their long-awaited nuptials.

Rebecca and Andy's relationship began after they first met at a Melbourne café in 2014, where Andy famously left his email address for Rebecca on a napkin. She eventually got in touch and the pair went on their first date the following day.

After briefly splitting early in their relationship, the couple reunited and have remained together ever since.

Andy popped the question after years of dating, with Rebecca previously admitting she was genuinely shocked by the proposal despite the pair having been together for so long.

Now, with the wedding fast approaching, Rebecca's hens party marks another major milestone before she becomes Mrs Lee.

And judging by the glamorous photos from Sunday's celebration, the bride-to-be was certainly making the most of her final days before married life.

In March last year, Rebecca and Andy shared surprising details about their upcoming wedding ceremony.

In a candid interview, Andy admitted they had been quite slow in planning their big day.

He said that most of their time had been consumed with the $8million renovation of their heritage-listed 1870s-era home built on the banks of Melbourne's Yarra River.

'Most of our planning times and decision time we spend on the house,' Andy said, when he appeared on an episode of TMZ's Big Down Under podcast.