Real Weddings

35,000 roses, a 900 square metre glass marquee, copious amounts of champagne....what more could a girl ask for?

We could not resist putting up photos of one of the most gorgeous African weddings we've seen! This couple got married in South Africa starting with a beautiful outdoor ceremony and ending with 360 guests partying late into the night.

Feast your eyes on their gorgeous wedding photos by clicking the button below.

We love this creative video preview of Bella Naija's Uche and Bode Pedro's wedding which took place earlier this year. Certainly was a beautiful ceremony and reception.

Kudos to videographer - RoleModels Agency!

Their paths came close many times long before they met, their families were close friends and they both went to the same secondary school however, their destined meeting didn't happen till 2001 when Jennifer attended Ivan's fathers wake keeping in Staten Island.

“The next day I received a phone call from him and the calls just kept coming, as many as 100 a day! What can I say, he was persistent. It all paid off when he enlisted help from my sister Linda and her husband Nonso to get me interested on the first date and the rest is history. ” - Jennifer

Part 2 of Faramade and Folajimi's big day, click the button below for photos from their colourful engagement ceremony.

These lovebirds were joined recently by family and friends to officiate their union at Our Saviours Church, TBS. Their ceremony was immediately followed by a fun celebration at Muson Centre where the bride changed outfits to a flattering midnight blue number towards the end of the day. Wishing the latest newlyweds a blessed life together!

Nonso and Owoye got married last year in a lavish occassion which started with the traditional wedding at Nonso's family home.

"Maybe the answer you're looking for is right next to you"...

Ghase and Nonso unknowingly began their trip to the altar eleven years ago when they met each other courtesy of Nonso's sister.

Earlier this year, the Bisiriyu-Giwa and Ogbara families celebrated the union of their children Bolaji and Remi respectively.