Jakarta, CNN Indonesia —
Singer Lala Carmela officially married Chris Hartland on Tuesday (21/12). Both made bitcoin as a dowry at their wedding.
This was revealed from the Insta Story uploads of a number of Lala and Chris’ relatives during the marriage ceremony. However, the amount of bitcoin that became the wedding dowry was not clearly announced.
“Millennial wedding: bitcoin as a dowry,” wrote a relative in a re-upload by Lala Karmela.
Lala and Chris’ marriage ceremony was held with Javanese custom. Lala, wearing a white Javanese kebaya, was seen walking towards the wedding ceremony table accompanied by Javanese music. Meanwhile, the husband wore a white beskap and blanks.
Judging from the Instagram Story uploaded by Lala Karmela’s relative, which was uploaded by the singer, Lala and her husband asked for blessings and carried out the consent procession using English.
Lala and Chris’ wedding then continued with a reception. Lala wore a white dress and Chris wore a white shirt and black pants. In the event, Lala sang a number of songs for her husband.
Reported secondsHot, Wednesday (22/12), Lala was also seen singing while playing guitar with her father, Eko Muhatma. A number of Lala’s colleagues also contributed to appearances at the wedding.
CNNIndonesia.com has asked Lala Karmela for permission to quote the post.
Lala Karmela started her career by starring in a number of teen soap operas, including Senandung Puberty in 2003. A year later, Lala joined the music group Inersia.
Lala was then signed to a record company in the Philippines. He had a career in the country for three years and released his first album, titled Stars.
Lala returned to Indonesia in 2009 with the release of the single Buka Spirit Baru, which became the company’s jingle. In that single, he collaborated with a number of singers such as Ello and Ipang.
In 2010, Lala released her second album titled You, Aku, Cinta. His name skyrocketed through the single One Hour Only, which was released in 2011.
Lala has since starred in a number of films since 2008. She starred in Celebrities of Jogja City (2008), Ngenest (2015), Bukaan 8 (20117), Particleir (2018), Kuambil Lagi My Heart (2019), and #MoveOnAja (2019).
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