Look: Matteo Guidicelli Confirms Wedding In Italy Will Still Push Through

A few weeks after the controversial wedding of longtime couple Matteo Guidicelli and Sarah Geronimo, fans and netizens are wondering if the newly married couple would still pursue their grand church wedding in Italy was initially scheduled this March.

The answer to that question was shared by Matteo in an exclusive interview with ABS-CBN News last February 26, which was said to be his first-ever press appearance since he tied the knot with the Popstar Royalty last February 20, in a Christian wedding held at Victory Church, The Fort, in BGC Taguig.

It can be seen in the short video interview that took place in a parking lot, the 29-year-old actor looked really happy now that he’s finally married to Sarah. He even shared a message to all the people who support their marriage and all the good wishes and congratulatory notes that they’re receiving from everyone.

The entertainment press did not let this chance pass to ask him some questions about their wedding, the first one is if they’re still planning to pursue their grand church wedding in Italy.

Matteo confirmed that the wedding will still push through by saying, “Of course, one day. When everything settles down.” Right after this, the interviewer throws a follow-up question if this would happen in March or June This time, the Kapamilya actor chose not to give further details.

But many netizens concluded that the grand wedding in Italy that the two planned will happen ‘soon’, particularly because the couple had reportedly paid the suppliers and other people who are working for that big event.

It will be recalled that before the ‘secret’ wedding took place, there’s a blind item published on Fashion Pulis that Sarah’s parents, Mommy Divine and Daddy Delfin were allegedly causing delays and giving the young couple a hard time as they refused to have their papers processed for the wedding. There are no names indicated in the report, but the netizens were quick to conclude that the said blind item referring to the “matrimonial ceremony of high-profile couple” is about Sarah and Matteo Guidicelli’s wedding in Italy.