Christian Domínguez and Karla Tarazona get married after controversial reconciliation: time, place, and details of their civil wedding

What for a long time seemed unlikely will finally come true. Christian Domínguez and Karla Tarazona will formalize their relationship this Tuesday, June 2, with a private civil wedding, marking a new chapter in a love story surrounded by controversies, reconciliations, and public criticism.

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After resuming their relationship following media controversies, the couple seeks to consolidate their new stage with a wedding that will include only family and close friends. Although the couple tried to keep the details confidential to avoid the massive presence of entertainment press, information about the chosen location for the ceremony leaked.

The civil wedding will take place this Tuesday at noon in a private setting of a notary located at 2829 Javier Prado Este Avenue, in San Borja.

The event will have a small circle of guests and will be the definitive step to legally formalize a relationship that regained public attention after their reconciliation.

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The celebration will continue with a party in Huaral

After completing the civil marriage, the guests will participate in a celebration outside Lima. According to what is known, the subsequent reception will take place in a countryside restaurant located in Huaral.

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It is worth noting that, days before the civil ceremony, Domínguez and Tarazona held a spiritual wedding with the intention of protecting their relationship from criticism and bad energies that, according to them, appeared after announcing their marriage. For this, they participated in a ritual led by a shaman publicly known as the ‘Wizard of the stars’.

This is not the first time both have resorted to this type of practice. Months ago, they also traveled to Huancabamba, where they participated in rituals related to blessings for their relationship.

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