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A guide to SA's dreamiest autumn wedding destinations

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March 29, 2025

AS THE leaves turn and the cool air sweeps in, it is a sign that autumn has arrived, enveloping South Africa in an atmosphere which is perfect for celebrating love. The wedding season kicked off with a series of enchanting nuptials, showcasing the nation's rich cultural tapestry and stunning landscapes.

- ZAMANDOSI CELE

A guide to SA's dreamiest autumn wedding destinations

Former Miss SA and marketing graduate Natasha Joubert tied the knot earlier this month with her longtime partner, Enrico Vermaak, at the picturesque Cavalli Estate nestled in the Cape Winelands.

Just a week later, the spotlight shifted to former Miss Universe Zozibini Tunzi, who exchanged vows with Luthando Bolowana in an intimate ceremony at Belair Pavilion in Paarl.

Adding to the celebratory spirit, actress, presenter, and producer Candice Modiselle embraced a new chapter in her life as she officially wed her groom, popularly known as Mr Sello, during a traditional ceremony last weekend.

This surge in autumn weddings is notable, as spring and summer have traditionally claimed the crown as the most popular seasons for tying the knot in Mzansi.

However, autumn is proving to be a fierce contender, offering unique benefits that couples are eager to embrace. With pleasant temperatures, fewer crowds and breathtaking views as nature shifts its palette, autumn weddings in South Africa present a beautifully intimate celebration.

South Africa's diverse landscapes, vibrant cultures and world-class venues make it a sought-after destination for couples looking for a unique and memorable experience. From the stunning beaches and vineyards of Cape Town to the bustling city life of Johannesburg and the majestic vistas of the Kruger National Park, there are a multitude of backdrops for any wedding style.

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