>Nnenna and Igor met more than three years ago on Facebook. Nnenna was living and working in Estonia at the time, while Igor was in the Netherlands. "I saw his picture and pretty soon he wrote to me. I wrote back," she says, describing her first contact with her future husband. When Igor came from the Netherlands to visit his family in Estonia for a week, he met Nnenna. "We went for a walk by the sea, she was very nice. Soon we realised that we share the same values and have the same outlook on life; we both know what we want from the future," says Nnenna. When Igor travelled to the Netherlands again, they stayed in touch from a distance. The acquaintance developed into a long-distance relationship and, although the distance was not too great, Igor decided to move back to Estonia. "When he returned, we moved in together."

>She thinks white weddings are even more fun: "There are no games in a traditional African wedding, but I love to have fun, we played a lot of games at our wedding and it was really fun!".

>In addition to the bride's culture, a tribute was also paid to the groom's Russian roots. In particular, Igor's mother baked a party cake, which both the bride and groom had to take a bite of. "My mouthful was bigger," says Nnenna of her good fortune.

>Nnenna concludes, "We would like to thank everyone who supported us on our journey and who was part of our wedding day. We also thank everyone for their generosity and gifts - we are extremely grateful. We love you!"

Nnenna and Igor Klein

28.08.2021

Dress: Oh My Bride

Suit: Baltman

Traditional clothes: Calmi_Glowri by Sophie

Photographer: Jasper Smeding (Sweden).

Make-up and hairstyle: Ene Olado

Videographer: Sheyi (Finland)

Wedding venue.

Catering: Mariin Catering

Flowers: Masha