Jovana Jeremic Confirms Wedding at Ostrog Monastery
Jovana Jeremic has confirmed she is marrying boxer Milos Stojanovic Tigar. She plans a church wedding at the lower monastery of Ostrog, lunch on Sveti Stefan, and a civil wedding in Belgrade.
TV host Jovana Jeremic has confirmed she is marrying boxer Milos Stojanovic Tigar, and that there will not be one celebration, but two. She plans the religious ceremony in Montenegro and the civil one in Belgrade. There is no date yet, not even an approximate one.
“That will happen either late this year or early next year, we still haven’t pinned down exactly when,” she said in a statement to the media.
Until now she had spoken sparingly about the relationship. This is the first time she has said outright that she is getting married, and she immediately revealed where.
“I’ve never been married in a church before, so this will actually be my first religious wedding. It will be at the foot of Ostrog, in the lower monastery,” Jeremic said.
Why the lower monastery of Ostrog, then Sveti Stefan?
Because of the groom’s roots. Stojanovic’s father is from Bar, so Montenegro was chosen as his home ground rather than as a destination.
After that we’ll have the wedding lunch on Sveti Stefan, the closest circle of people, since that’s Milos’s homeland, his father is from Bar…
That is how she described the second part of the day. The lunch on Sveti Stefan, on the Budva riviera, follows straight after the ceremony and is planned for the tightest circle of guests.
The lower monastery of Ostrog is the one reachable by car, while the upper one is carved into the cliff above it. For a wedding with guests, it is the only practical option of the two.
Belgrade, a wedding capped at 200 guests
The civil marriage will be registered in Belgrade. That celebration is meant for a wider circle, but with a clear ceiling.
- church wedding: lower monastery of Ostrog
- wedding lunch: Sveti Stefan, closest circle only
- civil marriage and reception: Belgrade, up to 200 guests
- timing: late 2026 or early 2027
She also explained why the number is not higher. She said that after everything she has been through, she realized she has few real friends, and that she will no longer throw celebrations for the public, but for herself and the people closest to her. She applies the same principle to her birthday, which she plans to spend abroad.
She has not yet picked singers for the wedding. She said only people who are genuinely her friends will perform, and that she is not throwing the party to make new acquaintances.
She also explained where she draws the line with the media. She said she is a public figure and has to give them something, but that she will no longer be, as she put it, served up on a platter. The preparations have been going on longer than it seemed, since news that she was choosing a wedding dress broke before she herself had confirmed she was getting married at all.
When will the date be known?
Only once the invitations go out, and not before. Jeremic announced that the media will have a separate, limited segment and a set boundary on what they are allowed to report, citing Novak Djokovic’s wedding as a point of comparison. She did not say where she will take questions from reporters either, in Montenegro or in Serbia.
That means the event will run on two legal tracks and two media tracks at once. The ceremony in one country, the registrar in another, and guests traveling between Niksic, Budva and Belgrade. With weddings of this kind, it is usually logistics, not the couple, that ends up moving the date.
Jeremic said earlier, in an interview we published, that in her experience time heals nothing. The tone back then was different. Now she talks about the church, about Bar, about whose home ground it is, and about the list of people she is inviting.
A TV host who makes her living in front of cameras has announced a wedding with limited camera access. How long that limit holds will be shown by the accreditation list that comes with the invitations.
