Georgia, who is currently living in stage four lockdown in her hometown of Melbourne, wrote a four-part response to her critics on Twitter.
"Hey Twitter, you really suck sometimes. I work in the news. I literally rang in 2020 watching people’s homes burn down. I have brought you stories of people who’ve found out their elderly loved ones have died of Covid-19 days after the fact because of our news investigations," she began.
"Stories of people who already had nothing, packing their life’s belongings into a Coles bag to be moved to a different facility to try to stay safe. Stories of people who’ve lost numerous family members and not been able to attend one funeral."
The TV journalist added: "I’ve had to be the one in charge of talks with an aged facility about my own grandmother because her daughter - my mother - died & I am still grieving this deeply. I may no longer have a job in my career profession that I have put my life’s work into & where my passion lies.
"I have been unable to see my loved ones nor do the things that bring my joy for the majority of this year. So you know what? I’m allowed to comment on the fact it’s a bit s***ty my wedding has been affected too. This does not take away from anyone else’s pain or suffering."
During an interview with Who earlier this year, Georgia, who met her fiancé on The Bachelorette in 2016, explained that it had always been the couple's dream to wed overseas.
"Travelling has always been such a huge thing to both us. It’s a huge part of our relationship and it brings us so much joy, and it’s what we spend all our money on," she said.
"We work to be able to travel, and we’ve been to a few destination weddings and they’ve been wonderful. You’re on holidays with your favourite people. It’s all we’d ever spoken about doing, which in hindsight is very silly. That’s what hurts the most, we’ve never actually talked about doing anything else."
The coronavirus pandemic has affected Georgia and Lee's wedding planning from the get-go, with bride-to-be Georgia adding that she had started dress shopping when the initial restrictions came into place.
"I was actually in a bridal boutique when my sister read out on her phone that Scott Morrison was holding a press conference announcing that all restaurants were shutting down.
"I thought,'Oh s--t.' And also, 'Um, can you concentrate on me in the beautiful white dress?'” she joked.
