Introduction
Twyla and Gbemiga's wedding at the picturesque Wrenbury Hall  in Crewe, England was a beautiful blend of traditional and contemporary styles, reflecting the unique heritage of the couple. This celebration was not only a union of two hearts but also a convergence of Zambia/Nigerian and Western customs, resulting in a vibrant, colorful, and memorable event.

 The Venue
The ceremony took place at a picturesque venue in Crewe, offering a perfect backdrop for the couple's big day. The location was meticulously decorated, combining elements of both English elegance and African flair. Floral arrangements with rich, bold colours complemented the natural beauty of the surroundings, creating an inviting and festive atmosphere.

 The Ceremony
The wedding ceremony was heartfelt, honouring Twyla and Gbemiga's backgrounds. The officiant guided the couple through their vows, with a mix of traditional English wedding rites and African customs. This blend underscored the union of not just the couple but their families and cultures.

Western Wedding Elements
The wedding also incorporated several Western traditions, making it a true fusion event:

1. **White Wedding Dress**: Twyla wore a stunning white gown for the main ceremony, a nod to Western wedding customs. The dress, with its intricate lace and elegant silhouette, added a touch of timeless beauty to the event.

2. **Wedding Cake**: The couple cut a beautifully tiered wedding cake, decorated with motifs that represented both cultures. The cake cutting was accompanied by cheers and well-wishes from the guests, symbolizing sweetness and prosperity in their married life.

3. **Speeches and Toasts**: Heartfelt speeches and toasts were given by the couple’s family and friends. These moments were filled with laughter, tears, and stories that highlighted the couple's journey and their love for each other.

African weddings are known for their elaborate and joyful traditions, and Twyla and Gbemiga's celebration was no exception. Key elements included:

 **Traditional Attire**: The couple and their wedding party wore stunning traditional African attire for part of the day. Twyla looked radiant in her intricately beaded aso-oke, while Gbemiga donned a regal agbada, both adorned in vibrant colours that symbolised prosperity and happiness.

**Music and Dance**: African weddings are incomplete without lively music and dance. The event featured a live band playing a mix of Afrobeats and highlife music, which kept the guests dancing throughout the night. The couple's first dance was a blend of a classic waltz followed by a vibrant Nigerian dance, symbolizing their union and shared joy.

  Unique Styles and Personal Touches
Twyla and Gbemiga infused their personalities into every detail of the wedding. From the bespoke invitations that blended traditional  designs with modern calligraphy to the party favors.

 Conclusion
Twyla and Gbemiga's wedding in Crewe was a testament to the beauty of blending cultures and traditions. It was a day filled with love, joy, and the coming together of two families from different parts of the world. The unique styles and thoughtful touches made their wedding not just a ceremony but a celebration of their rich heritage and shared future.

Wedding Planner: Passionz Events, Manchester 
Videographer:      JPMG Films Uk