What started out on social media finally culminated into a beautiful union between Thabo Keebine and Oratile Tingwe from Borakalalo, in Zeerust.

After all, was said and done, the couple's wish of being on the show was achieved and dubbed their special day as their perfect wedding.

Ngqula was travelling with her husband when the accident occurred in the early hours of the morning last weekend in Sandton.

Viewers can expect a sensational mix of drama, entertainment and fashion in the reality series which will see 13 lucky brides win their wedding dress.

The couple met in 2013 at Agnes' brother's laundromat and right then and there, Victor met the love of his life.

He offered to buy the bride a drink, in exchange for her number and that was beginning of their journey as a couple.

One thing that we learn every week on Our Perfect Wedding is that it is never too late to get married.

One of the risks they took was to go sign at the Home Affairs, without anyone else knowing.

Wedding planner extraordinaire Molly Mahlangu's 30-year old daughter Nhlanhla Mahlangu got married to 30-year old Fortunate Modise OPW style, viewed by the entire nation.

Now they've decided to tie the knot on national television, to celebrate a love that has not broken throughout the drama.

But like many multiracial couples, presenting their love to their families would prove to be a challenge like no other.

Vele Manenje is proving to not only enjoy her on-screen job but that she is comfortable in her own skin.

A love journey that started 14 years ago was finally joint in holy matrimony on Sunday.

What has sustained the couple for so many years is love and just treating each other well.

Manenje is holding her head high in the face of hate mail from some viewers.

"We don't choose to feel the way we do, we don't wake up and decide to be lesbians, says the bride.