My husband and I met in 2011. We went to the same church and our love story began. It was not as easy at the beginning as we were worlds apart in terms of our family backgrounds but love conquered,
When I gave birth to our daughter in 2015, it was a difficult and painful journey I almost lost my life and my husband was very heart broken. As soon as I recovered he said "I almost lost you before I could ask the most important question in a couple's lifetime, will you marry me and make it official" LOL and I said yes :-)
The moment we exchanged our vows, not written on paper but straight from our hearts :-) and the kiss of course
Yes we did, we went to Port Elizabeth
I bought my jewellery from China City, my dress was local also, my make up was natural adn hair was natural. I decided to go for natural because our venue was a close to nature place
At Motozi Lodge, Hartebeesport Dam and no, our guests did not stay the night
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My decor was dark purple, white and blue. The venue offered everything in one package
The groom wore a dark blue suit, groomsmen wore light brown suits. They bought them from China City JOhannesburg
They wore light brown dresses from China City and later on changed to Venda attires from a local tailor
Bishop V Ndebele
Our photographer was a family friend and he did the video as well. We did not have a photobooth
Yes my Mum and Aunt helped and the venue gave us the day coordinator
We used our own family cars and my Aunt drove me and my bridesmaids in her latest Hyundai Tucson
The venue Motozi Lodge prepared the food and Cake shop in Lonehill did the cake
No one, we did not use any. We only used the video as the wedding invitation. And we had a projector running the program
We did not take dance lessons and we used a live band with our song choices
