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Mirian & Ebuka

A love years in the making — and now, by God's grace, a lifetime to keep.

Saturday · 31 October 2026 · Anambra State

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From the ancient kingdom of Adazi-Ani to the noble house of Uga, two families rejoice as Mirian and Chukwuebuka begin their life as one.

This is our home for every detail of the celebration — the rites, where to rest your head, how to bless our new home, and the gallery where your photographs will live. Explore, and come ready to dance.

Two celebrations

One joining of families, marked twice over.

The Traditional Rite

Igba Nkwu — the royal wine carrying. Saturday, 31 October 2026 at Adazi-Ani.

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The White Wedding

A church blessing and reception, by invitation only.

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The gift registry

Your presence is the gift. But if you'd like to bless our new home, reserve something below so nothing arrives twice — buy it yourself, or simply send its value straight to us.

Two royal legacies, one beautiful union

Bring your prayers, your best wrapper, and your dancing feet. And bring your camera — every photograph you take that day can live here, in our guest gallery, forever.

The Traditional Rite

Igba Nkwu Nwaanyị · the royal wine carrying

The heart of an Igbo marriage

Before family, kindred and kings, the bride carries a cup of palm wine to seek her groom in the gathering. When she finds him and they drink together, two families are joined for life.

It is the marriage itself — not a rehearsal for one. We would be honoured to have you witness it.

When & where

When
Saturday, 31st October 2026
12 noon prompt
Where
Benson Family Compound
Adazi-Ani, Anaocha LGA, Anambra
Attire
Royal Igbo regalia
Wine, gold & coral
Wine
Gold
Coral
Cream

The order of the day

The rites, as they unfold

12:00

Arrival & seating

Guests are welcomed into the compound with music and refreshments.

12:30

Reception of families & breaking of kola

The two houses are received; kola is broken and prayers offered over the union.

13:30

Igba Nkwu — the wine carrying

The bride seeks and finds her groom, and they drink together to seal the marriage.

14:30

Feasting & celebration

A royal spread, highlife, dancing, and the spraying of the couple.

16:00

Cultural dances & photographs

Dance troupes, drums, and memories to keep for a lifetime.

For our guests from afar

A few notes, so every guest feels at home

The kola rite

Kola opens every Igbo gathering. "He who brings kola brings life" — a blessing spoken over everyone present.

Igba Nkwu

The wine carrying is the marriage itself. Cheer loudly when the bride finds her groom — that is the moment.

Spraying

Guests shower the dancing couple with notes as a blessing of abundance. Bring small bills and a light heart.

The White Wedding

By invitation only

Enter your invitation code

The church ceremony and reception are a private celebration for invited guests. Your code was sent with your invitation — enter it below to open your personal admit pass.

Venue details are shared privately with invited guests only, and are not published on this site.

You're invited

Present this pass at the door. It admits you and one guest.

Guest
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This pass may be scanned twice — once for you and once for your guest. Please keep it safe and do not share it; after the second scan it can no longer admit anyone.
When
To be confirmed
Dress code
Formal · black tie
Ivory & gold welcome

The ceremony address will be sent to you directly by the families closer to the day.

Order of service

The shape of the ceremony

Processional

The bridal party enters

The bride is given in marriage.

Vows

Promises & the exchange of rings

Mirian and Chukwuebuka make their promises before God and the congregation.

Blessing

Pronouncement

The couple is joined and blessed as husband and wife.

Recessional

Celebrated out

The newlyweds are sung out to begin their life together.

Reception

Dinner, toasts & the first dance

An evening of thanksgiving, feasting and celebration.

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Where to Stay

For our travelling & diaspora guests

Adazi-Ani sits in the green heart of Anambra, a short drive from the state capital, Awka. Below are places we're happy to recommend across a few budgets. October is a lively season — we suggest booking early.

Getting there

The nearest airports are Asaba International (about 65 km) and Enugu International (about 90 km), both connected by road to Awka. From Awka, Adazi-Ani is roughly a 30–40 minute drive. If you'd like help arranging airport pickup or group transport, reach the family through the RSVP page and we'll gladly assist.

With a Grateful Heart

Our gift registry

Your presence and prayers are the greatest gift of all. Yet should you wish to bless our new home, we've gathered a few things below. Reserve a gift so nothing is bought twice — buy it yourself, or send its value to the couple. Everything is received with deep gratitude.

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Gifts of cash

To bless the couple directly

Will you celebrate with us?

Kindly respond by 15th September 2026

Accept with joyI'll be there
Respectfully declineSending love

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