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We met at work. We worked within the same group of companies but at not on the same team or office so we bumped into each other in the lifts and at the office canteen and the bar at times. We hadn’t spoken until one time I fell sick and Sibu decided that he’d send …
I’m excited to share today’s wedding. By far one of the most beautiful weddings that I’ve ever shared. Beautifully, captured in the heart of Botswana by Mavens Collective photography, this wedding is magical. I don’t know about you but judging from the images, it looks like Setadimo, Kgosi, and their guests had a brilliant time. …
“We met in the Free State, in town and he says he was immediately drawn to me, my assertive and deep voice was so attractive that he had to be sneaky in getting my numbers, two months later we went out as “friends” and we were inseparable from then on.” “The proposal was interesting. I …
Adrian proposed in Scotland. He was being super sketchy and weird and I was frankly getting annoyed because I could tell something was off but couldn’t put my finger on it. He took me to my favourite seafood restaurant and after that we took a walk by the ocean. It wasn’t the best weather but …
Happy Friday everyone. I hope your weekend will be a blast. Before you go let your hair down, check out this video on Bontle Bride channel. Have you subscribed yet? If not please do.
I met my husband, Itumeleng at a popular pub and restaurant in Melville called Liberation Cafe in 2016. I was a second-year law student at the University of the Witwatersrand and I decided to work part-time. On Sundays, the pub would host Karaoke Night and I would MC. Part of my job was to interact …
Hey everyone! I hope you are well. I don’t know about you but I wish I had someone showing me alternatives when I planned my wedding many moons ago. There are a lot of things you can do to save money. Think! And before you part with your money always ask yourself this question; can …