"Goodbye Germany" emigrants get married in a hippie tent and party for 48 hours

Created: 11/11/2022 6:46 p.m

By: Stella Rüggeberg

"Goodbye Germany" emigrants Christopher Crell and Chantal have said yes.

The two celebrated properly.

The couple couldn't get out of the party mood for almost a week.

Portugal – TV chef Christopher Crell (42) was accompanied by “Goodbye Germany” when he emigrated.

There he found great love in Chantal (28).

On October 22, the two said yes and celebrated for a proud 48 hours.

"Goodbye Germany" couple celebrates their wedding for a week

A good wedding needs a proper party.

Around 230 guests are said to have traveled especially for the celebration of Christopher and Chantal.

In order to offer them a proper spectacle, the party went on for two full days.

"We celebrated for 48 hours, I slept for three hours in between," the TV chef explained to bild.de.

Christopher Crell marries his Chantal in Portugal © Instagram/christopher_crell

This was also announced by "Goodbye Germany" in a touching Instagram post: "In a hippie tent, the two gave the YES word.

After that everything was under the motto: Party!

The couple celebrated with their guests day and night for 48 hours”.

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Crazy Wedding Records

The oldest bride was 91 when she married her 103-year-old husband

The longest marriage lasted over 86 years

The longest train was about 2.4 kilometers long

The largest bridal bouquet in the world was made from 1,500 flowers and weighed over 90 kilos

Source: meine-hochzeitsdeko.de

Christopher Crell thanks all the guests at his wedding

"Now we need a lot of time to process all the emotions, pictures, and wonderful experiences... we are speechless about our great friends and Chanty and I... we love each other even more since the wedding and float in it seventh heaven,” the chef continued to rave about.

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