Here’s part 2 of Ndidi and Gunnar’s wedding :) Enjoy and thank you for checking out the blog!
They also performed a traditional German log sawing tradition also known as Baumstamm Sägen, symbolizing the first tough task the couple will accomplish.
After all the hard work :)
by Onada
14 comments
These are beautiful. Love them and the light outside so pretty.
Gorgeous day. Love her shoes and looks like so much fun :)
I was waiting to see how they’d incorporate Nigerian elements into the wedding! I wasn’t expecting it but it’s great to see them incorporate German elements too.
Lovely work as always, Onada.
they had to cut through that log! still love 3 and 4!
I love the pictures, they are a gorgeous couple. I love the yellow and white colour scheme and I especially love that they incorporated elements from both their cultures into the wedding, it must have been very interesting!
could you ask her to send me that head wrap? because i would also like to look that regal and that wealthy. these are great! what a wedding! i loved the German tradition!
@Tiana lol I’ll pass the message across
Thanks for stopping by everyone. It was a gorgeous wedding and the representation of both different culture was amazing!
I absolutely love the mixed traditions and you captured them beautifully.
Beautiful images! Love the detailed shots. This was a fun wedding!
Aww, lovely photos! Cute couple too. :)
What a lovely German tradition! I love how they’re both standing on the pieces of log. Classic!
LOVE – esp. that 4th shot! Still hoping to do a wedding with you soon -if you’re still willing to come to Canada that is : )
gorgeous pics !!!
Cutting the log..now thats interesting! Love how they both put one leg on the chopped up log. You did a great job on this onada!