Springbok Flyhalf Curwin Bosch Marries Kayleigh Peters at St Francis Links Wedding
- Curwin Bosch and Kayleigh Peters exchanged vows on 4 July 2026 at the picturesque St Francis Links in the Eastern Cape
- The couple won the grand prize at the inaugural Greater Garden Route Wedding Expo in August 2025, which made their dream wedding possible
- The wedding marks a major new chapter for Bosch, who recently returned to South Africa to join the Bulls after two seasons in France
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Springbok flyhalf Curwin Bosch is officially off the market. The Bulls playmaker married his long-time partner Kayleigh Peters on 4 July 2026 in a stunning ceremony at St Francis Links in the Eastern Cape, bringing years of long-distance romance to a beautiful close.
The wedding was attended by family, friends and the team of suppliers who helped make the day possible, with the couple saying their vows overlooking the famous links course.
How a Competition Changed Everything
The path to the altar had an unexpected twist. In August 2025, Curwin and Kayleigh walked away as grand prize winners at the inaugural Greater Garden Route Wedding Expo, a collaboration between local wedding industry suppliers who wanted to gift one couple a fully realised dream wedding. Nearly a year on, that prize became a reality.
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The proposal itself was equally memorable. Bosch reportedly arranged a fake photoshoot at a hotel to catch Kayleigh completely off guard before getting down on one knee in mid-2025. The moment marked the end of what had been a testing long-distance relationship, with the newlyweds now settling into life together in Pretoria.
A Fresh Start on and off the Pitch
The timing of the wedding carries extra significance for Bosch, who is navigating one of the most transitional periods of his career. The 29-year-old spent the better part of seven years at the Sharks, making over 150 appearances between 2016 and 2023, before heading to French club CA Brive to rediscover his form and passion for rugby.
He has spoken candidly about the weight of expectation he placed on himself while chasing a regular Springbok spot. His two Test caps include a debut in 2017 against Argentina in his home city of Gqeberha. The stint in France, by his own account, helped him fall back in love with the game.
Now back on South African soil with the Bulls, Bosch has made clear his international ambitions remain very much alive. With a new club, a new city and a new wife by his side, the flyhalf heads into this next phase of life with everything pointing in the right direction.
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