Fresh from us
Pictures, plans and news as the countdown runs down.
A short invitation
In our tradition, a wedding is never carried by two people alone. It is carried by everyone who shows up — with counsel, with prayer, with laughter, and with whatever they are able to give. That work carries on at the next wedding meeting.
Come and sit with us. Hear the plan. Meet the families. And if you are able, make a pledge toward the day itself — every shilling of it goes into building the wedding we are dreaming about.
Our story
It started the way most good things do — unremarkably. An ordinary afternoon, an errand, a conversation that went on longer than either of us had planned for.
Somebody took a photo. Neither of us knew, standing against that hedge, that we were looking at the first picture of a family.
Kampala — where it all started
We have always travelled well together. The Equator was one of those trips — one foot in the north, one in the south, laughing at the man pouring water into a basin to prove a point.
You learn a lot about a person on a long road. We learned that we like the same music, argue about the same directions, and always stop for the same roadside snacks.
Kayabwe — 0°00'00"
Not every love story happens on a mountaintop. Ours is mostly 6 a.m. alarms and one of us refusing to get up. It's the last set at the gym. It's a table for two and a phone held up because the light was good.
This is the part nobody photographs on purpose, and it turned out to be the part we'd want to keep.
The unglamorous, excellent middle
Somewhere along the way the dinners stopped being dates and started being home. We'd order the same things, sit under the same heater, and talk until the staff started stacking chairs around us.
Most of the big decisions of our life have been made at a small table like this one.
Where the plans got made
Feet off the ground, and somehow steadier than ever.Brian & Angella
There were candles, and a wall of roses, and far too many petals on the ground. There was a sign that asked out loud what had already been answered a hundred times in smaller ways.
He knelt. She laughed. Saying it properly still changed everything.
The night we started counting down
Which brings us to you. To the friends who've been in the group chat for years, the family who've prayed us through, the people who have fed us and housed us and told us the truth when we needed it.
Come to the next meeting. Help us build this thing. We can't do it without you — and honestly, we wouldn't want to.
The album
What happens next
A date is being settled now. We'll post it here and in the WhatsApp group the moment it's fixed, so join the group if you'd like to hear it first. It's on , at . Join the WhatsApp group and you'll get directions, and any change of plan, there first.
If you'd rather talk to a human, call or WhatsApp us on 0706 200 599.
Still to come
The planning carries on between now and the wedding. Tick “the next meeting” in the RSVP below and we'll let you know the moment there's a date.
The planning carries on between now and the wedding. Tick “the next meeting” in the RSVP below so we know to expect you.
RSVP below and tick “the wedding day” — we'll make sure you're the first to know once everything is confirmed.
RSVP below and tick “the wedding day” so we can count you in.
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Contributions
If you'd like to contribute toward the wedding, you can record a pledge here and fulfil it whenever you're ready — by MTN Mobile Money, Airtel Money, or bank transfer. You'll get a reference number so nothing goes missing.