Indonesian men’s singles badminton player Anthony Sinisuka Ginting officially married his girlfriend, Mitzi Abigail Purnama, Saturday. Ginting and Mitzi held an intimate blessing procession at the Amaryllis Boutique Resort wearing matching white outfits.
At the event, family and close friends of the bride and groom were present, including Ginting’s colleagues in the Indonesian badminton squad such as Fajar Alfian, Muhammad Rian Ardianto, and Jonatan Christie.
“Thank you for being a comfortable home, a safe home, a warm home, a home where I can complain and share my happiness. I’m sure we can build this household stronger and bigger together,” said Ginting in blessing procession broadcast online.
Ginting and Mitzi previously held an engagement in February. PP PBSI also gave congratulations via their official social media account.
“Happy new life! May love and happiness continue to blossom between you,” said the federation. (ANT/Z-9)
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Interview with Dr. Sarah Thompson, Environmental Scientist
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Interview with Anthony Ginting: Celebrating Love and New Beginnings
Editor: Thank you for joining us today, Anthony! Congratulations on your recent marriage to Mitzi Abigail! It must be an exciting time for you both.
Anthony Ginting: Thank you! Yes, it has been an incredible experience. We had a beautiful intimate ceremony surrounded by our closest family and friends.
Editor: That sounds lovely! Can you share a bit about the ceremony? What was the atmosphere like?
Anthony Ginting: It was very special for us. We wore matching white outfits and had a blessing procession at the Amaryllis Boutique Resort. The atmosphere was warm and filled with love—just how we envisioned it. Having my teammates and close friends there made it even more meaningful.
Editor: You delivered a touching message during the ceremony, expressing your gratitude. Can you elaborate on that sentiment?
Anthony Ginting: Of course. I wanted to convey how Mitzi has been my safe haven—my comfort. I truly believe that together, we can build a stronger and happier household. Love and support are essential in any partnership.
Editor: You mentioned that you held your engagement in February. How has the journey been from the engagement to your wedding day?
Anthony Ginting: It’s been a beautiful journey! Planning the wedding brought us even closer together. We enjoyed every moment, from making decisions to getting excited about our future as a married couple.
Editor: The badminton community has shown a lot of support for you both. How does it feel to receive their congratulatory messages?
Anthony Ginting: It feels amazing! The support from the badminton community, including PP PBSI, means a lot to us. Their well-wishes add to our joy and motivation as we start this new chapter in our lives.
Editor: Once again, congratulations, Anthony! We wish you and Mitzi a lifetime of love and happiness together.
Anthony Ginting: Thank you! We appreciate it!