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Generations The Legacy actress Buntu Petse ties the knot in tradiontional wedding ceremony

While the rest of the country were invested in Father’s Day and Youth Day celebrations, the weekend was slightly more memorable for presenter and Generations: The Legacy actress, Buntu Petse who tied the knot in a beautiful traditional wedding ceremony.

Buntu is a prominent figure in the entertainment space and is best known for her role as Nontle Mogale. She has also been in several other local productions, some of which include Netflix’s Miseducation.

After a weekend of love, joy, and laughter, the actress recently took to Instagram and shared everything that took place with her social media followers.

The short clip followed her and her husband, Londa Mavundla’s day from start to finish, giving viewers a closer look into the love they share as a couple and family.

Still in awe of how she is now a married woman, she captioned:

“What a time! (Crying and heart emojis). God continues to show His love through the spirit, smiles and song experienced that day. Thank you to everyone who helped make it the best day of my life!

 

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The pair got engaged in October 2023. At the time, she shared snippets of the surprise proposal and a touching note which read…

“Love has truly been good to me, not even one sad day or minute have I had since you’ve come my way.”

 

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Also see: Gallery: Buntu Petse’s engagement | Bona Magazine

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