Love has a approach of displaying up while you least anticipate it, and for Cynthia, it began with a message that made her pause and smile. “God don butter my bread.”

Seeing these phrases from Callum—a white man effortlessly utilizing Nigerian Pidgin—was all it took to spark a connection that might change each their lives perpetually. What started as a easy trade quickly blossomed into one thing deeper, proving that love is aware of no borders. Now, they’re counting all the way down to perpetually, holding onto the attractive fact of their love story—that certainly, life is best when they’re collectively. 😍

Get pleasure from their images and love story beneath:

Their love story as shared by Cynthia:

Someday in February, I obtained a message on Fb from him that immediately caught my consideration. It mentioned, “God don butter my bread,” a phrase in Nigerian Pidgin. I couldn’t assist however smile—he’s white, so I questioned how he knew a neighborhood Nigerian expression! That one message sparked a dialog, and from there, every little thing modified. Now, we’re counting all the way down to perpetually. “My beloved is mine, and I’m his; he browses among the many lilies.” — Tune of Solomon 2:16

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Bride @cindia_atsy
Bride’s Outfits: @the_didi_woman
Groom’s outfit: @johnnykings_
Bride’s Sneakers: @valentinogaravani
Groom’s Sneakers: @gucci
Groom’s Hat: @hawesandcurtis_london
Bride’s Clutch: @ceciliaroseclutch
Beads: @kayandkaybridals
Images: @bfacephotos
Videography: @onesalkut
Studio: @socontentstudio
Make-up & Hairstyling: @zarbeautie
Hair: @hopehairyz