text: Police were led to the site where Stephanie Scott's remains were found by the family of her accused killer, it has been revealed. Detectives were pointed to Cocoparra National Park north of Griffith, NSW by the mother and brother of Vincent Standford - who has been charged with Ms Scott's murder. Standford, 24, was familiar to the area and had camped and travelled through the park on many occasions, News Corp reported. Police discovered the burnt remains of a woman's body - who they believe is Ms Scott, 26, - in bushland late around 5pm on Friday afternoon, the night before the Leeton school teacher was due to get married. Scroll down for video . Police were lead to the place where Leeton school teacher Stephanie Scott's remains were found, by the family of her accused killer . Her body was discovered on Friday evening around 5pm in Cocoparra National Park north of Griffith, NSW . Stephanie Scott (right), pictured with her fiancé Aaron Leeson-Woolley, was last seen on Easter Sunday . It has also emerged that one of the last actions of Ms Scott was to send an email to the bus company hired for her wedding, according to Fairfax Media. Her body has now been transported to Glebe morgue in Sydney to undergo forensic testing. On Saturday - the day which Ms Scott was set to marry her fiance and partner of five years Aaron Leeson-Woolley - a memorial was held to honour the late bride-to-be. In a poignant move, the memorial service took place at the same time as when her wedding ceremony was due to take place. Her father Robert Scott spoke to the gathered mourners on behalf of his family and friends who were united in their grief on Saturday in Leeton, NSW. The 26-year-old was last seen on Easter Sunday which sparked a widespread search for the much-loved teacher until police found remains of a body at a national park on Friday, where police further allege a gasoline can had been found nearby. Ms Scott, pictured on a wine tour for her hen party last month in Canberra last month with her mother Merrilyn . On Saturday, the day Ms Scott was due to marry fiance Aaron Leeson-Woolley, a memorial was held . Aaron Leeson-Woolley was comforted by friends and family at the heartbreaking service at the weekend . 'Stephanie was a bright, intelligent and fun-loving woman who has impacted on many people here today,' Mr Scott said at his daughter's memorial on Saturday . 'Stephanie was a bright, intelligent and fun-loving woman who has impacted on many people here today,' Mr Scott said at his daughter's memorial on Saturday. 'Our wishes for the future are that this stays in your minds and you remember her. 'I'm sure she'd wish for that to be the case and you could remember her for the great little girl she was.' Ms Scott's grief-stricken fiance Aaron Leeson-Woolley was too upset to take the stage, but was supported by loved ones to release yellow balloons into the air to commemorate the life of the popular English and drama teacher. Yellow balloons were released into the air on Saturday in honour of the late bride-to-be . The body was found just metres from the road in Cocoparra National Park, in the Riverina region of NSW . Aaron Leeson-Woolley made an emotional visit to the makeshift shrine of his killed fiancee. right . A vigil has been created at the school where the popular 26-year-old teacher taught drama and English . Hundreds of people attended the memorial at Mountford Park, the centre of Leeton, as Ms Scott's family and close friends sat in a circle in the centre on chairs. In another touching move, women across Australia put their wedding dresses outside their homes at the weekend, to remember Ms Scott who did not make it to her own ceremony. Facebook, Instagram and Twitter were flooded by social media users who shared images of their yellow clothing, balloons, ribbons, flowers and posters under the hashtag #WearATouchOfYellow. 26-year-old Ms Scott was due to get married to her partner of five years Aaron Leeson-Woolley on Saturday . On Friday, Detective Superintendent Michael Rowan said that Ms Scott's body, found just metres from the road in Cocoparra National Park, in the Riverina region of NSW, had been burned. The body was discovered at 5pm in the evening, just a day before the 26-year-old teacher was due to marry her partner of five years Aaron Leeson-Woolley. The remains of the body have been taken to Glebe infirmary for further forensics. Police also said that a gasoline can had been found at the site, north of Griffith. 'The remains were found yesterday afternoon,' Detective Superintendent Rowan said. 'As far as the burning of the body, I can certainly confirm that that is the case. He verified that members of the accused Vincent Stanford's family had been helping with the case. 'Certainly yesterday as part of our enquiries we spoke to the accused's family to help with the case,' he said. 'And this along with other pieces helped to put together the puzzle.' Family and friends of Stephanie Scott had flown from around the world to attend her wedding, but are now bracing themselves for her funeral. The English and drama teacher, from Leeton, was reported missing on Easter Sunday, sparking a huge search. Stephanie’s devastated fiancé has visited a makeshift memorial in memory of her, and her sister has invited her friends, family and community to attend a picnic lunch on Saturday marking her life. 'Tomorrow [Saturday] should have been the happiest day of Stephanie and Aaron's lives,' Kim posted. 'To help us all through this difficult time, we invite everyone to join us at Mountford Park, Leeton, tomorrow for a lunchtime affair to celebrate the life of our 'Button-Nose'. 'Pack a picnic, wear yellow and bring your favourite memory of our unforgettable Stephanie. xxx' Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.
target: Police discovered the body of a female at a national park on Friday .
  It is believed to be the remains of teacher Stephanie Scott, 26 .
  The body had been burnt and a gasoline can was found nearby .
  Vincent Stanford, a cleaner at her school, has been charged with murder .
  Stanford's family led police to Cocoparra National Park north of Griffith .
  Forensic testing will be carried out on the remains of the body .
  Ms Scott was due to marry her partner Aaron Leeson-Woolley on Saturday .