Our Love Story

With grateful hearts, we invite you to witness a return to the altar — a celebration of love, faith, and the next chapter.

Two young people from opposite worlds — a Zulu girl from the township and a MoTswana boy from the village — were destined to meet in 2000 @ CPUT.

Love found them in ordinary places: varsity corridors, bus and train rides, and conversations that stretched longer than the streetlights.

They married on 24 December 2005 — and like precious gold, their covenant has been refined by time, tested by fire, and held by love and faith.

Twenty years later, Bongi (45) and Mr M (50) choose each other again — not to repeat the past, but to honour it and step into the beautiful story God is still writing. With their children and family beside them, they celebrate the love that became a home.

The Celebration

Information regarding our special day

Timeline

Special Events

A Sparkling Champagne Inspired Wedding

Gentlemen are requested to wear a classic black suit or tuxedo, paired with a white shirt and black tie.

Ladies are invited to wear long, formal gowns in shades of champagne, cream, taupe, nude, or soft gold. Flowing fabrics, satin finishes, and delicate details are warmly welcomed.

Friday, 28 March 2026

I found the one my soul loves — Song of Solomon 3 verse 4

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FAQ

The ceremony will be taking place outdoor, reception indoor.

Yes, sufficient and safe parking at the venue.

To keep the day intimate, companions are only allowed as indicated on your invitation.

We suggest pre-booking an Uber or organising a shuttle.

Shuttles:

Blue Gecko – https://www.bluegeckotouring.com/

Shuttle Up – https://shuttleup.co.za/

We kindly request to arrive at least a half an hour before the ceremony starts to allow guest ample time to find seating.

We are celebrating this special day as an intimate event for adults and therefore will unfortunately not be able to accommodate children. Thank you for your understanding.

We have a fantastic photgrapher and kindly ask that guests put their phones away during the ceremony and enjoy the moment with us. Photos during the reception are of course welcome.