They’re married. Jody Abrahams as Lionel and Crystal-Donna Roberts as Janice in Arendsvlei.
- Wedding bells rang for Janice (Crystal-Donna Roberts) and Lionel (Jody Abrahams) on the kykNET&Kie soapie, Arendsvlei.
- The wedding was filmed over two days at a wedding venue outside Stellenbosch and had a bohemian theme.
- Janice’s whimsical dress was from the Oranjezicht market in Cape Town, and actor Jody Abrahams used his own motorcycle in some scenes.
Janice (Crystal-Donna Roberts) and Lionel (Jody Abrahams) tied the knot in a romantic surprise wedding on the kykNET & Kie soapie, Arendsvlei.
The couple’s road to the altar wasn’t smooth sailing. First loves, who both got married to someone else, rekindled their relationship while they were both married. With this rocky start to their new relationship, the pair faced ups and downs. Janice initially turned down Lionel’s proposal but soon realised that he was the man she wanted to spend the rest of her life with. After they made up, Janice decided to plan a surprise wedding that only this couple could pull off.
The wedding was filmed over two days at a wedding venue outside Stellenbosch, the same venue used for Lee-Roy (Roberto Kyle) and Wesley’s (Craig Adriaanse) wedding. It was an outdoor wedding this time around as the theme was bohemian.
“We got Janice’s dress from the Oranjezicht market in Cape Town. It was super organic and flowy, perfect for her body and the theme,” says Tarryn Josephs, publicity manager of Arendsvlei.
About the dress, Roberts said: “I loved the wedding dress. What I love about it is the whimsy of it and the fact that it does lend itself to that sort of fairytale whimsy. Coincidently I looked quite similar at my own wedding, which is cool. I also had the flower crown and put extensions in to have the long hair.”
Fun Fact: Abrahams used his own motorcycle for the bike scenes in the episodes.
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Arendsvlei airs Monday to Thursday at 19:30 on kykNET & kie (DStv 145).
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