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Sade Giliberti Ties the Knot with Chané Scallan in a Stunning Portugal Wedding!

Sade Giliberti Celebrates Dream Wedding with Chané Scallan in Historic Portugal

In a joyful celebration of love, South African television personality Sade Giliberti has officially married her longtime partner, Chané Scallan, in an enchanting ceremony held in the stunning coastal town of Quarteira, located in Portugal’s picturesque Algarve region. Known for her vibrant presence on screen as a former star of YOTV, Giliberti has captured the hearts of many both in South Africa and beyond with her charismatic personality.

The couple, who have shared nearly a decade together, chose a destination that perfectly complemented the intimate nature of their celebration. Wrapped in coastal beauty, their wedding was an event steeped in personal touches that reflect their unique bond. Sade shared heartfelt photos on social media, showcasing her and Chané in coordinating black and white blazers, capturing a blend of modern chic with a classic elegance that truly represented their style.

To add to the sentimental atmosphere, the ceremony was officiated by Sade’s former YOTV co-host, Hulisani Ravele, making the event all the more special. Sade expressed her delight on Facebook, stating, “Still can’t believe how magical our little day turned out! We poured all our love into the personal touches and cherished moments with everyone. Honestly, a 12/10! Can we do it all over again?” Her words resonated with warmth, a testament to the love that filled the villa during the celebration.

Surrounded by close friends and family, the couple’s love was palpable, painting a vivid picture of laughter and joy. Their love story began back in 2010, sparked at Sade’s birthday party in South Africa. After a brief separation due to Chané moving to the UK, fate intervened, bringing them back together when the time was right, and Sade has often referred to their relationship as the best she’s ever had.

Since her days as a beloved presenter on YOTV, Sade has ventured into various successful projects, including hosting So You Think You Can Dance (SA) and competing in Celebrity MasterChef South Africa. As they embark on this exciting new chapter, Sade and Chané’s wedding serves not only as a celebration of their love but also as a reminder of the beautiful journeys that relationships can take.

With each moment cherished, Sade Giliberti and Chané Scallan look towards a future filled with love, laughter, and of course, stylish matching outfits. Here’s to new beginnings and a lifetime of happiness for this radiant couple!

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