The couple hugs after exchanging their vows.
The foundation of their relationship was forged in the church where they met.
"We met at our church's youth conference and I noticed you were the best dressed of everyone else in the group. I made the first move and asked for his number. and that is how we started talking," Ann narrated their first encounter.
Wilson on his part claims that he feigned ignorance and acted like he doesn't notice Ann's efforts even after she bro-zoned him.
"Wilson paid for their wedding bands and went to his pastor at the Community Christian Worship Centre in Kasaran asking him to officiate their union.When the pastor posted this beautiful story on his Facebook page, the story went viral
Their second wedding, a do-over cost Sh 3.5 million. Some other gifts thrown their way was an-all-expense paid honeymoon in Diani.
The Entourage
The gorgeous bride
The handsome groom
Beautiful decor at the venue
The sign says it all
Once the honeymoon phase was over, Ann says that they had some issues and the worst advice she was given was to leave Wilson for a year, for things to cool down.
Ann said, "If you lay a strong foundation in marriage, nothing can break it no matter what.
Supporting his wife's sage observation, Wilson added, "As a married man, there are so many challenges, and one way to overcome that is to have a close relationship with your wife."
Wilson Wanjohi, 27, and Ann Muhonja, 23 were awarded by property firm Diamond Merchants, who gave them an eighth acre plot valued at half a million shillings with a Sh. 320,000 greenhouse and capsicum crop in Isinya, Kajiado County.
The couple at their modest wedding.
“This is to let you know that as you start your journey into marriage, this is an investment. You will now be farmers by extension where you will be getting at least Sh. 450,000 returns per year,” Diamond Merchants’s Sales and Marketing Director Edwin Khiranga told the couple.
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