A Timeless, Fashion-Forward Wedding at Anderson House
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A Timeless, Fashion-Forward Wedding at Anderson House
"Their fashion-forward two-day wedding began with a vibrant Nigerian celebration decorated in shades of pink, orange, and red, followed by an American wedding with green-and-white decor that Joanna describes as romantic and timeless. Their weekend wardrobes, they say, were a highlight. Stephen wore a custom jacket and then a semi-bespoke tuxedo from a fifth-generation Savile Row tailor. Joanna had five looks: On Saturday, a short isi agu dress, then a long, embellished green George-lace gown."
"Joanna, an attorney from Nigeria by way of Texas, and Stephen, an engineer from Arkansas, were teammates on their college track team. Joanna thought he was kind of a goofy guy; Stephen saw her as quiet, mysterious, and way cooler than him. By senior year, though, something clicked. They dated for eight years while Joanna finished graduate school, then law school. Eventually, Stephen proposed in the National Mall's Mary Livingston Ripley Garden."
Joanna, an attorney from Nigeria who lived in Texas, and Stephen, an engineer from Arkansas, met as college track teammates and developed a romantic relationship by senior year. They dated for eight years while Joanna completed graduate school and law school, and Stephen proposed in the National Mall's Mary Livingston Ripley Garden. The wedding spanned two days, beginning with a vibrant Nigerian celebration in shades of pink, orange and red, followed by an American ceremony featuring green-and-white decor described as romantic and timeless. The couple emphasized fashion; Stephen wore a custom jacket and a semi-bespoke Savile Row tuxedo, and Joanna wore five distinct looks including isi agu, George-lace, a ballgown, and a pearl-embellished short dress for a bicycle getaway.
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