Having a Large Family, Reza Zakarya and Valda Alviana Hold 4 Events to Celebrate Their Wedding

Kapanlagi.com - January 17, 2021, was a joyful day for Reza Zakarya and Valda Alviana. They officially became husband and wife. Reza revealed that he and Valda had actually planned to hold a wedding in December 2020. Unfortunately, the pandemic prevented the plan from being realized.

"Actually, we wanted it to be in December but because of COVID, in September it got worse, so our family decided to postpone it to January," said the Dangdut Academy singer in a virtual interview on Sunday (1/17).

1. Limiting the Number of Invitations

Not only did it postpone the event, Reza Zakarya also had to think about the number of people he had to invite to his wedding. Due to the regulations implemented during the PSBB, Reza and Valda had to limit the number of their invitations.

"Actually, in Jakarta, it's around 400 or 300 people, but because of the stricter PSBB, we have locked it at 250 people," said Reza.

"That's why Eza made it into 4 events because we really have a big family and we have family members throughout Indonesia who have to be there, so that's why there are events in Bandung, in Eza's area, like that," he continued.

2. Still Have 3 Events

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After the wedding ceremony that took place in Purwokerto yesterday, Reza and his wife still have to prepare for several other events. Starting from the welcoming party to the son-in-law inviting ceremony that will be held in Bandung next month.

"The welcoming party will be on the 23rd of January and the reception will be on the 24th. Then, on February 6th, there will be another son-in-law inviting ceremony in Bandung, so there are still 3 more events to be held," explained the 31-year-old singer.

3. Obey Health Protocols

During the pandemic, people are indeed advised to reduce activities outside the house. Various activities that potentially invite crowds are canceled. Well, if KLovers still have to do activities outside the house, always make sure to #IngatPesanIbu (Remember Mother's Message). Wear a mask, maintain distance, and regularly wash hands. Stay safe!

(kpl/aal/lou)