A full circle: Kerissa and Kiran are married!

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After years of being together and a whirlwind engagement, Kerissa and Kiran Ramluckan have tied the knot.

Stacey and J Sbu have been part of their journey since last year when Kerissa proposed to Kiran.

This year, on 23 March, the lovebirds celebrated their union through a gorgeous traditional Hindu wedding ceremony.

According to Kerissa, married life has been treating them well so far.

“It’s more involved than being a fiancé,” she gushed.

Sharing advice for other women out there who would like to propose to their partners, Kerissa said you should just go for it.

“You won’t regret it,” she told East Coast Radio, “As long as you have the right person.”
7 May 2025 English South Africa Society & Culture · Personal Journals

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