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| THE BURGUNDY WEDDING |
| One bright summer afternoon, two friends were brought together in holy matrimony. The city foundations shook, friends marched, birds sang and the masses witnessed with admiration... Saturday May 27, 2006 Holy Family Parish church, New Town, Limbe, Cameroon... |
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| Weddings are always fine moments but ours was an extraordinarily fine moment. The length of the bridal train put us in the local history books. There were eight (08) bride's maids and eight (08) groom's men. It's not too often that such an array of charm and elegance is put up, even on a global scale. (On this shot, the Best Man, Chimassa Blaise is absent.) It couldn't have been shorter. We've got a set of wonderful friends and they all wanted to mark this special day for us. One of the great lessons we've learnt from our wedding is this: You come to know who you really are and what you represent in your community on your wedding day. If you've got a skeleton, someone will definitely spread it out on that day. Your fans and detractors sell their personal tales about you and before you know it, ten thousand people have read your biography. Nowhere to hide any longer. |
| Wedding Funnies A Name We codename this wedding the Burgundy Wedding thanks principally to Melvine Wajiri, the other boys 'n girls . They'd asked us what colour of ties they would wear. When told, burgundy, it took some of them time to figure it was a colour. And out of fascination for the word, they jokingly called everything associated with the wedding; burgundy. Thus we had burgundy planning meetings, burgundy haircuts, burgundy ladies, burgundy reception ...and most naturally the place was soaked with burgundy wine! Whither my groom? Have you noticed there's no little groom in the photo? Daniel Malange was supposed to accompany our charming little wonder, Cece but he didn't show up 'cos his mother was so busy with the decorations that she didn't have time to get back home to prepare him for mass. But he wasn't late for the reception march into a classy Lady Party Arena in Church Street and that took off the blushes from our little angel's face. Photo "misdate" Have you tried to download these photos? You must have wondered aloud at the date 01/01/2005 at the base. It's no forgery. Our wedding was on 27 May 2006 at 2.00pm. Digital photography man forgot to edit the date in his Nikon Coolpix camera in the maze of excitement. |
| Great lady, one in a zillion! Mrs Lilian Ntui poses to mark a milestone. Now the wind can blow and the trees will bow, the birds can sing and men will listen, the sun can shine and flowers will...blossom. |
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| LILIAN WEDS ELVIS |
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| The bridal train poses after Holy Mass to mark the day: 27 May 2006 |
| A new day is dawn. Lilian & Elvis during a long and tiring photo session after mass, visibly exhausted. |
| Close to 500 people attended the wedding mass in the spacious church |
| A joy-stricken congregation braces to receive Mr & Mrs Ntui from the altar. |
| Newly weds pose with Reverend Father Denis Ndang, officiating priest. |
| Dancing out through a "bain de foule" along the central aisle of the church |
| Couple with Best Man and Maid of Honour |
| Couple with Bride's Maids and Maid of Honour |
Bride Lilian Mbongeh Tita Groom Arrey Elvis Ntui Bride’s Parents Mr Philip Tita Mrs Josephine Tita (RIP) Mrs Beatrice Feh Tita Groom’s Parents Ntui Martin (RIP) Veronica Ndip Ntui (RIP) Officiating Priest Rev Fr Denis Ndang God Parents Mr & Mrs Ngoyo Leon Maid of Honour Theresia Chunka Best Man Chimassa Anthony Blaise Bride’s Maids Fordam Elsie Ndikum Forster Senge Ngujede Rosaline Kanjo Ruth Samba Doris Kanjo Atud Minet Groom’s Men Emmanuel Kazeem Mokeba Adjay Lyonga Nyajoro Echu Edward Melvine Wajiri Nzante Felix Ekiye Tarh Walters Enohnyaket Divine Ayuketang Choir Limbe District Catholic Choir Bridal Pilot Agnes Kinga Little Bride Cece Che Tita Little Groom Daniel Malange Flower Girls Keren Samsonia Ludwin Lenarisia Lenou Page Boys Shalom Malange Romaric Iwuji Hostesses Elvira Bih-Ngwa Akom Josephine Megane Larissa Honorine Nnomo Ngong Miranda Cho Betty Yvonne Panda Doris Amelle Miranda Sylvie Nkemtah Nzelle Loveline Lum Jeanine Florence Nkiruka Geraldine Nkemtah Elise Egbe Kareen Atejoh Ushers Atem Emmanuel Neville Fominyen Victor Ehabe Epie Ayuk Ntatang Etobi Bertrand N Epie Amandong Nelson Afrisoh Sylvannus Balimba Ofonde Ayuk Decoration Malange Elizabeth (Wonder Works) Bride’s Wardrobe Betty Fashion (Beatrice Feh Tita) Wonder Works (Elizabeth Malange) Valerie Che Tita Groom’s Wardrobe De Faustini (Milan, Costume) Pierre Cardin (Paris, Footwear, belt) Smarto Morena (Milan, Groom’s men ties) Lionel Achu (Big Daddy King) Chief Protocol Ndefua Vincent Asong Protocol Officers Ebai Achuo Nobert Evelle Samuel Kale Manjo Michael Sandis Njie Henry Ntui Julius Dingana Michael Stephen Moka Njome Mosah Bila Nanji Fon Ivo Amah Kaiser William Liwunje Augustin Chairperson H.R.H. Fuankenganyi Master of Ceremony Ebong Pende Security Edward Sass Mothers of the Day Mrs Beatrice Tita Mrs Gisele Ngoyo Mrs Rose Sama Mrs Ndifor Catherine Mrs Nya-Tasama Laura Mme Kadijat E. Kazeem Mme Anifa Kazeem Mrs Malange Elizabeth Mrs Philomina Epie Mrs Theresia Tita Mrs Forgakoh Mary Mrs Deborah Fonju Mrs Igwacho Grace Mme Eunice Tita Mrs Anna Joko Mrs Sabina Manyi Mrs Gwanmesia Bibian Mrs Caroline Tabiayuk Co-ordinators Mr Julius Che Tita Miss Andin Tita Mr Asongwe Tita Cake Design Mrs Ruth Limunga Etape Bride’s Hair Olivia Epoh Groom’s Hair Achu Lionel (Big Daddy K) Reception Song Artists Della Bakak Patience Awah Judith Nkongang Bride’s Makeup Tita Theresia Nanga Support Eselecha Bill Forcha Julius Che Tita Djanwa Jacques Deborah Fonju Ngoyo Leon Laura Tasama Anifa Kazeem Beatrice F Tita Kadijat E. Kazeem Valentine Cascarino Takangeyong Johannes Tabiayuk Enow Programme Design DESIGN House, Limbe |