As much as we love your little ones, unfortunately, we will not be including children under the age of 15 years old in our white wedding ceremony/reception. This is due to very strict number restrictions by the venue. We know this may not be easy, particularly for our interstate/overseas guests and so we hope that we have given enough notice to make arrangements. Please note that for those invited to the traditional wedding, children are welcome and there will be a kids room with a professional nanny where they will be entertained with activities.
Don't hesitate to get in touch with our Maid of honour (Felixa Asade - 0469 724 949) or Brother of the groom (Ugochukwu Ugorji - 0432781738) if you have any questions
We prefer cash gifts if you wish to bless us with anything for our wedding and starting our new lives together. Please go to the registry tab or copy + paste this link (http://www.hitchd.com/eksayido2025) which will take you to our Newlywed cash $ registry fund. May God bless you as you have blessed us.
Yes! Head to the aso ebi tab for further information
As soon as you can. The cut-off date is Wednesday, October 1st If you do not RSVP by this day, then we may not be able to have a table for you as this is a requirement from the venue.
Please note!!!: The colours White/Silver/Cream are reserved only for the bride Traditional wedding: Colours of the day - Brown, Burnt Orange and Gold Attire - Your native clothing suitable for special occasions +/- Aso-ebi Igbo men: Please feel free wear your Red hat White wedding: Colours of the day - Pink, Gold, Hints of Green Attire - Cocktail (women: below knee or midi length dresses / men: matching suit, tie)
There is plenty of free parking at each venue. Our lovely friends and family will be around to give directions and help you get sorted on the day.
We would love to celebrate with all of our friends and family, but due to budget and space constraints, we’re unable to accommodate additional guests. Unless your invitation specifically includes a plus one or names additional guest/children, we kindly ask that you attend without a plus one. We truly appreciate your understanding and can’t wait to celebrate with you!
The first time I met Emeka, we were at a wedding my brother invited me to. I was young and still new to Melbourne. We sat across from each other on the same table and he started making fun of how much I was eating - I had about two grains of rice on my plate because I was shy haha. We then started talking and it felt like we had known each other for a lifetime. I was so carried away that I forgot to ask for his name and unfortunately, he had to rush off - so we parted ways. Fast forward to 3 years later, and we reconnected online. We started talking every day and the rest was history. We took a lot of time together and apart to pray about our relationship and once we got peace and confirmation from God, it was just natural to move on to the next phase of our relationship and publically declare our love and commitment to one another in front of our friends and family.
One beautiful and warm evening, Emeka took me out on a lovely private dinner on a boat. We sailed across the Yarra River and it was such a magical moment. The food was delicious and it was the day he officially asked me to be his girlfriend.
Our faith. Without God as our foundation, this relationship would never work. We are on the same page about putting Him first always and everything else will just fall into place.
I told Khadi we were going to have a rooftop dinner. When the doors opened, she was pleasantly surprised to see a candlelit room with a violinist playing and a giant sign that said "will you marry me." In front of our closest friends and family, I went down on one knee and asked her to make me the happiest man on earth by being my wife - and she did when she said yes!
Somewhere tropical and warm!