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A Divine Orchestration – Yewande & Joel Met in Church

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One of the elements that makes a love story even more thrilling is how unexpectedly it shows up. When you eventually find it, you get a clearer picture of how beautifully fate works.

Yewande met her soulmate, Joel, in church. She was just visiting as a first-time guest, and little did she know it was all a divinely orchestrated plan. From warm conversations to matchmaking attempts from mutual friends, they gave love a chance and discovered a rare kind of magic. Now, they are set to spend the rest of their lives together as they exchanged vows in a heartwarming white wedding ceremony. They both slayed their outfits and complemented each other in every way. From the exciting morning prep to the sweet first look to the vibrant reception, theirs was a day filled with love, joy, and everything in between.

Enjoy their wedding photos and love story below:

Their love story as shared by Yewande:

Our love story began in the most unexpected, yet divinely orchestrated way. We first crossed paths at a fellowship I attended with two of my friends. As it happened, Joel  already knew one of them. When he saw us together, he quietly confessed to my friend that he liked me. At the time, I was talking to someone else, so when she passed along his interest, I didn’t think much of it. Not long after, that situationship came to an end. In what I can only call a God-ordained coincidence, I began attending his church. It didn’t take long for people around us to notice what we hadn’t yet realized. Our friends, mutual connections, and even our pastors all believed we would be perfect for each other.

Talk about a stunning squad!

They tried, in their own little ways, to matchmake us, and the gentle nudges kept coming. Then, on a fateful day, one of our mutual friends finally brought us together through a video call. That simple call became the spark that changed everything. From that moment on, our story began to unfold, filled with laughter, faith, growth, and love. Looking back now, I see God’s hand in every detail. What started as a series of “coincidences” was really His perfect timing at work. It has been the most beautiful journey with my match-made-in-heaven husband. Sometimes I wish we had met sooner, but I truly believe God knew the right time for our paths to cross-and l’m forever grateful that they did.

All set for the big day!

Let’s check out the dapper groom!

This sweet first look is all shades of cute

A lovely decor for ‘I do’

Time to be joined together in holy matrimony

Let’s take in the beauty of the lovely reception decor

 

Lovebirds coming through in style!

Dancing to the sweet tunes of love

It’s after-party o’clock!

It’s all fun from here!

 

Credits

Bride: @wandybliss
Bridal Stylist: @segungele
Hair: @beckytealhair
Makeup: @eeswatmakeovers
Bride’s Dress: @deebestlabels
DJ: @djayak21
Videography: @dannykstudios
Photography: @greatnimy.photos
Groom’s outfit: @DejiandKola
Planner: @eventbyangels
Venue: @thecanvasvenue
Event design: @yannidesignstudio

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