Social media platforms have exploded with bright yellow tributes and pictures of wedding dresses as friends, family and complete strangers mourn the death of bride-to-be Stephanie Scott. It comes after police located a body at Cocoparra National Park, in the Riverina region of NSW on Friday night, which they believe to be the 26-year-old who went missing just days before she was due to marry her fiancé and partner of five years. As the Leeton High School teacher's loved ones gathered for a memorial picnic on Saturday, the day they had planned to watch her walk down the aisle to marry Aaron Leeson-Woolley, her sister Kim Scott asked attendees to 'wear yellow' in Ms Scott's memory. Scroll down for video . Hundreds of women around the country hung up their wedding dresses in honour of murder victim Stephanie Scott . Ms Scott, pictured on a wine tour for her hen party last month in Canberra last month with her mother Merrilyn . Police found a body, that they believe to be the high school teacher, on the night before she was die to wed her partner of five years . Ms Scott's sister Kim Scott asked attendees of a memorial picnic on Saturday to 'wear yellow' in memory of Stephanie, causing social media users to flood the internet with images of yellow clothing under the hashtag #WearATouchOfYellow . Facebook, Instagram and Twitter were soon flooded by social media users who shared images of their yellow clothing, balloons, ribbons, flowers and posters under the hashtag #WearATouchOfYellow. By 12pm on Saturday afternoon, the hashtag #StephanieScott was trending in Australia, quickly followed by #PutYourDressOut which began trending at around 2pm as hundreds of women around the country shared images of their wedding dresses alongside messages of condolences for the bride-to-be and her family. Bridal stores also joined in, with Michele's Bridal & Formal Wear in Victoria placing yellow balloons in their display windows alongside their gowns. Hundreds of Facebook users also changed their profile pictures to a yellow balloon with the words 'rest in peace Stephanie', in a show of solidarity and support for the murder victim. Hundreds of Facebook user also changed their profile pictures to a yellow balloon with the words 'rest in peace Stephanie' in her honour . Bridal stores also joined in, with Michele's Bridal & Formal Wear in Victoria placing yellow balloons in their display windows alongside their gowns . #YellowForScotty: Pictures of bright yellow balloons and flowers adorning various public spaces were also shared widely . More than 60,000 people have joined memorial pages for Stephanie Scott on social media as the nation mourns her tragic murder . More than 60,000 people have joined memorial pages for Stephanie Scott on social media as the nation mourns her tragic murder. Amongst those touched by her death is Channel Nine's Today Show co-host Lisa Wilkinson, who shared a moving social media post alongside an image of the makeshift memorial outside of Ms Scott's workplace at Leeton in western NSW. 'Tomorrow should have been the happiest day of bride-to-be Stephanie Scott's life as she walked down the aisle to her childhood sweetheart Aaron and the life they had planned together. Instead, she is out there, somewhere, tonight while her heartbroken fiancé and family plan for her eventual funeral,' Wilkinson wrote. 'If you're getting married tomorrow or simply attending a wedding as a guest, why not wear a touch of yellow in memory of Stephanie. And if you can, spread the word... It's the very least this beautiful, committed young teacher deserved.' More than 60,000 people have joined memorial pages for Stephanie Scott on social media as the nation mourns over her tragic murder . By 12pm on Saturday afternoon, the hashtag #StephanieScott was trending in Australia, quickly followed by #PutYourDressOut which began trending at around 2pm . 'A little touch of yellow today in memory of Stephanie Scott... my heart breaks for her fiancé and family,' one Instagram user wrote . Aside from friends and loved ones of Ms Scott, hundreds of strangers have been touched by her tragic death . Amongst those touched by Ms Scott's death is Channel Nine's Today Show co-host Lisa Wilkinson, who shared a touching social media post alongside an image of the makeshift memorial outside of Ms Scott's workplace . Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.
Australians everywhere remembered the bride-to-be on the day she planned to wed her partner of five years .
Hundreds of women shared pictures of their wedding dresses in tribute .
Social media users flooded Twitter with pictures of yellow clothing and balloons after Ms Scott's sister asked memorial attendees to wear yellow .
Police located a body believed to be Ms Scott at a national park, the night before her wedding day .