Jaëlle Sanon
Oluwatobi Adebiyi
Jaëlle Sanon
Oluwatobi Adebiyi
August 17, 2024
How we met
In the classic style of a millennial love story, Jaëlle and Tobi's journey began on Hinge, the dating app famously marketed as "The app designed to be deleted" (and they can attest to its truth!). Tobi, always up for adventure, decided to visit Jaëlle in Boston during her college winter break. Jaëlle, a sucker for quality time, planned a tour of the city's highlights including, The Boston Commons, Museum of Fine Arts and her home neighborhood, Roxbury. Love sparked instantly as they bonded over their shared appreciation for their respective cultures (Yoruba/Nigerian & Haitian), and a love for food, family, and music. Since that memorable first date, their lives have intertwined beautifully, creating love-filled memories surrounded by cherished friends and family, including their adorable fur babies, Aang and Nella.
Schedule
Registry
Wedding Party
Jean Sanon
Father of the Bride
Lozana Jean
Mother of the Bride
Adeniji Adebiyi
Father of the Groom
Christy Adebiyi
Mother of the Groom
Jacklynn Agyare
Maid of Honor
Clady Corona
Maid of Honor
Stephanie Sanon
Maid of Honor
Modupe Adebiyi
Bridesmaid
Lucie Sanon
Bridesmaid
Nerlande Sanon
Bridesmaid
Ayomide Adebiyi
Best Man
Travis Cabbell
Groomsman
Ralph Edouard
Groomsman
Terrill Malone
Groomsman
Brandon Nolasco
Groomsman
Ralph Sanon
Groomsman
Yusuf Ya-Adzagey
Groomsman
Gallery
FAQs
Question
What time should I arrive at the ceremony?
Answer
4:45 PM
Question
Is there a dress code?
Answer
Yes, formal attire.
Question
Is there parking for the ceremony or reception?
Answer
No parking at the venue but there will be street parking. The Glen Ridge NJ Transit station is also steps away from the venue.
Question
I have a food allergy, can I make a special request?
Answer
Unfortunately, we cannot accommodate specific dietary restrictions. Dinner will be buffet style featuring traditional Haitian and Nigerian food. There will be vegetarian options!
Question
Can I bring a guest?
Answer
If your guest name is listed on your invite, then yes! Otherwise, we would love to keep the wedding as intimate as possible with close friends and family.
Question
Can I bring children?
Answer
As we finalize our guest list, we wanted to let you know that we have decided to have young adults and adults only at our wedding. We understand that this may impact your plans and we apologize for any inconvenience. We hope that you will still be able to join us on this special day, and we look forward to celebrating with you.
Question
When should I RSVP by?
Answer
April 30th, 2024
Question
What should I expect as a guest?
Answer
Our traditional Yoruba and Haitian customs will be incorporated in various parts of the wedding (food, music, attire, etc). Please be prepared for a day filled with warmth, joy and happiness as we celebrate our union. (Please bring extra cash for the traditional Yoruba wedding money dance!)