- Cristiano Ronaldo is preparing to marry Georgina Rodriguez next weekend in a lavish wedding in Madeira.
- The couple will wed at Funchal Cathedral, where weddings usually begin at 3pm.
- The celebrations will continue at the luxury five-star Savoy Palace hotel for the reception.
- Hotel guests have been informed that two floors will not be available for use on Friday and Saturday.
- Funchal is where Cristiano was born and raised, and the city honors him with a bronze statue.
- Ronaldo's choice to return to his birthplace carries huge emotional weight.
- He grew up in poverty, sharing a room with all his siblings.
- Ronaldo left home at the age of 11 to join Sporting Lisbon.
Cristiano Ronaldo is preparing for a grand wedding to Georgina Rodriguez next weekend in Madeira, where he was born. The ceremony will take place at Funchal Cathedral, followed by a reception at the luxurious Savoy Palace hotel.1256
The couple's wedding plans have evolved, initially considering the Quinta da Regaleira estate in Sintra, but those plans changed due to public access issues at the estate. A source revealed that hotel guests at the Savoy Palace have been informed that two floors will be unavailable for use during the wedding weekend, indicating the scale of the event.4
Ronaldo, 41, and Rodriguez, 32, are set to celebrate their union in a city that holds deep personal significance for the football star. Funchal honors him with a bronze statue, and one of its hotels bears his name. His return to his birthplace for this occasion carries emotional weight, as he grew up in poverty, sharing a room with his siblings before leaving home at 11 to join Sporting Lisbon.789
Ronaldo's net worth is estimated between $1.2 billion and $1.4 billion, reflecting his successful career and global brand. The wedding is expected to be a lavish affair, showcasing the couple's love and commitment amidst the backdrop of Ronaldo's roots.
“A source said hotel guests have been told two floors at the Savoy Palace will be unavailable Friday and Saturday for the reception after the Funchal Cathedral ceremony. Ronaldo was born and raised in Funchal, grew up sharing a room with his siblings, and left home at 11 to join Sporting Lisbon.”
