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In a sweeping, cream bridal gown and her hair in a neat bun, newly married radio presenter Redi Direko tearfully left the Our Lady of Lebanon Church in Mulbarton, south of Johannesburg, as Redi Tlhabi yesterday afternoon.
That was after the couple had forgiven the man who married them, Father Oupa Gage, for mistakenly referring to them as "Mr and Mrs Direko" after declaring them wed.
Among the 400 invited guests were former Generations actress Phemelo Motene, Metro FM presenter Criselda Kananda, power couple Basetsana and Romeo Kumalo, and her Talk Radio 702 colleague David O'Sullivan.
In a simple ceremony led by another of her colleagues, Aki Anastasiou, Direko was seen pointing and issuing instructions, despite the fact that the man she was about to marry was seated next to her.
A choir sang hymns as she and her husband, Soweto general practitioner Dr Brian Tlhabi, stole looks at each other.
But while he remained composed, the former eNews presenter couldn't hide her excitement and constantly pulled her man's arms.
The couple, who got engaged on Valentine's Day and who had been in a relationship for more than four years, received advice from elders and their parents about marriage during the service.
http://www.timeslive.co.za/entertainment/article655676.ece/Now-it-is-Mr-and-Mrs-Direko
That was after the couple had forgiven the man who married them, Father Oupa Gage, for mistakenly referring to them as "Mr and Mrs Direko" after declaring them wed.
Among the 400 invited guests were former Generations actress Phemelo Motene, Metro FM presenter Criselda Kananda, power couple Basetsana and Romeo Kumalo, and her Talk Radio 702 colleague David O'Sullivan.
In a simple ceremony led by another of her colleagues, Aki Anastasiou, Direko was seen pointing and issuing instructions, despite the fact that the man she was about to marry was seated next to her.
A choir sang hymns as she and her husband, Soweto general practitioner Dr Brian Tlhabi, stole looks at each other.
But while he remained composed, the former eNews presenter couldn't hide her excitement and constantly pulled her man's arms.
The couple, who got engaged on Valentine's Day and who had been in a relationship for more than four years, received advice from elders and their parents about marriage during the service.
http://www.timeslive.co.za/entertainment/article655676.ece/Now-it-is-Mr-and-Mrs-Direko
) every once in a while. All the best for her and her husband.
