The couple’s relationship began in 2016 when Georgina was working in a store Ronaldo chose Madeira, his birthplace, to host the wedding

Press reports have revealed that Portuguese star Cristiano Ronaldo and his fiancée Georgina Rodríguez are making preparations for their wedding, with the latest information indicating that the couple has selected a special date and location for their highly anticipated celebration.

According to reports, Ronaldo and Georgina plan to organize a ceremony that combines luxury with a family atmosphere, focusing on the roots connected to the early stages of Ronaldo’s football career.

Details of the wedding location and date

Portuguese newspapers reported that the star chose Madeira, his birthplace, to host the wedding, specifically at the historic Funchal Cathedral, while the reception will be held at a luxury hotel on the island, reflecting the couple’s desire to blend tradition with elegance.

The newspaper Jornal da Madeira indicated that the probable date for the wedding will be between August and September 2026, after the conclusion of the World Cup and before the start of the Saudi Professional League, where Ronaldo plays for Al Nassr.

Breaking tradition

Choosing Madeira breaks the common tradition of holding the wedding in the bride’s home country, whether in Buenos Aires, where Georgina was born, or in Spain, where she grew up and met Ronaldo in 2016. This decision reflects Ronaldo’s deep connection to his island and his wish to make it part of one of the most important moments of his personal life.

Relationship background

The couple met in 2016 in Spain when Georgina (31) was working in a store, beginning a love story that lasted nearly a decade, culminating in their engagement last August, when Ronaldo presented Georgina with a large, eye-catching diamond ring.

Ronaldo’s statements

In a previous interview with journalist Piers Morgan, Ronaldo confirmed that the wedding would take place after the major tournaments and would be private and low-key, respecting Georgina’s preference for limited, intimate celebrations.