WEDDING

Melinda and Marcel showcase love & Culture in their Traditional Wedding

Published

4 years ago

December 17, 2020

Lizzyanda

Melinda and Marcel showcase love & culture in their traditional wedding. Culture is beautiful when it is displayed especially during weddings. Melinda and Marcel’s traditional wedding beautifully showcased the Igbo culture and tradition. From their attire to how beautiful it looks on them, from the music to how they both danced to the rhythm of the song in their cultural way.

Melinda and Marcel threw love a festival with their colourful Igbo traditional wedding and every bit of it was beautiful. The traditional wedding took place at Anambra and the state felt the heat of the beautiful show of love and culture as the rich details of the Igbo culture were on full display.

Melinda tells their love story

“So in the middle of April 2020, I had a lot not going so well for me because of COVID and dollar hike and stuff; it was so frustrating. I only had good music to comfort me, so I went to see my good friend. Later on, I told him what was going on with me. How I lost interest in relationships, and how things ain’t going so well with me as everywhere was still on lockdown.

I also told him I was going home to pray for 2 weeks so I’ll at least understand what was going on with my life. I went home started the prayer locked everyone out of my life (prayer point was for God to remember his promises to me as his Daughter ). Fast forward to the last day of the prayer, a number called me and I answered he introduced himself and next morning we chatted on WhatsApp and I wasn’t holding anything back as I was talking to him cos I wasn’t even looking at a relationship with him.”

“As time went by, I found comfort in talking to him. He is such a good listener (even dreams followed too from him, my mom, and myself ). Gradually things starting falling in place and we had a lot in common. All this happened in a very short period and very fast. Before I even knew what was going on, he told me he’ll marry me, and boom he’s already in my house for introduction with his people in June and tada! Here we are talking about marriage in November.”