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Emlyn & Deon said their vows on the 15th of December 2012 at Hoffeldts Restaurant and Wedding venue in Heidelberg – a small town just outside of Johannesburg. It was a small and intimate wedding with only very close friends and family to celebrate the union of Mr & Mrs Marais.
“We kept everything very simple and uncomplicated,” Emlyn says, “which lead to a beautiful, stress-free day.”
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If you follow our blog, you might recognize Monika & Gareth from their engagement session beginning 2012 (click here to view Monika & Gareth’s coffee date & picnic e-session). Back then they had barely even decided on a venue yet, but I knew that what ever they ended up planning would be awesome and it sure was! Monika & Gareth said their “I do’s” on the 24th of November 2012 at Chrisanna wedding venue in Krugersdorp.
I asked Monika to tell me about her favourite part of their wedding day:
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I am so excited about Ronnie & Trevor’s wedding in March 2013! They booked me way in advance and naturally due to all the e-mails and conversations my anticipation for their wedding day has grown tremendously. These two really are a perfect match! They’ve even been tested by a difficult fight with cancer but their relationship has proven to be untouchable. I had so much fun on their engagement session. They just make such a lovely couple – the photo opportunities just come naturally!
Here’s Ronnie’s version of their love story:
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I am never quite sure what to expect when I meet a couple for the first time on their wedding day, but I was pleasantly surprised when I met this lovely, down-to-earth couple!
Rina & Stian said their “I do’s” on the 10th of November 2012 and chose Diamond 4 Estate in Muldersdrift as their wedding venue. It was a perfect day – even the rain decided to stop so that we could take some couple shots!
Rina and Stian based their wedding theme on the film Fireproof. This film has an iconic scene where a salt and a pepper shaker are glued together to indicate the bond between a husband and wife – hence the salt and pepper shakers on Mr & Mrs de Wit’s wedding cake as well as the cute sets they gave as wedding favours!
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