With the 19 March mass wedding now less than a month away, this means the countdown to the biggest wedding the country has ever seen has begun. The wedding will be held at the Lusikisiki college sports grounds and five lucky couples will tie their knots under the glitz and glamour by Bags on call events.
Odwa and Nwabisa Wopula, organizers of the mass wedding and owners of Bags On Call Events understand the costs that go into organizing a wedding. From preparing for guests, bride and groom requirements, finding the perfect venue, and preparing for a wedding can compound to hundreds of thousands of rands. But fortunately for the five lucky couples, these expenses are not things they need to worry about. And it’s all thanks to Bags On Call Events who have organized the finest wedding of the year with all expenses paid for.
The Wopula’s have used their organizing expertise to ensure that couples who could not afford a white wedding, get to experience the dreamiest white wedding ever.
We had a desire of making a product that appeals not only to us locally but also have enough quality and relevance to touch the nation at large. – Said Nwabisa Wopula.
The wedding will be a great success because of various local and national sponsors who have donated with wedding gowns and suits for the brides and grooms. Make-up artists, transportation for the five couples from Mercedes Benz who has sponsored with five C-Class vehicles to deliver the couples to and from the wedding venue. Entertainment from both local and national artists such as Umhlobo Wenene FM’s Mafa Bavuma, Dj Tira and many more. The wedding will also be broadcasted on the biggest wedding show in Africa, OUR PERFECT WEDDING. “They will be with us for a while for some time soon filming, profiling and highlighting our valleys and landscapes, culminating on the 19th March at Lusikisiki College of Education.” Said the excited BOC organizer Nwabisa.
Sale of tickets end soon, to ensure your seat at the wedding get your ticket at computicket before the end of ticket sales on 28 February.
