Friday, the 18th December 2009, dawned upon the much anticipated wedding day of Varnia Wicomb, only daughter of Martin & Saretha Wicomb of Cape Town, and her sweetheart Harold Mouton Jnr from Namibia. Family and friends from all over the country, Port Elizabeth, Namibia, Johannesburg, even from The Netherlands came to witness the couple exchanging their nuptials.
KRONENBURG wine estate http://www.kronenburg.co.za/ situated between Paarl and Wellington, was the perfect venue for such an auspicious occasion with it’s beautiful gardens and majestic mountain views. The wedding ceremony was held in the amphitheatre on the premises with the Reverend Stalmeester bringing a powerful message about “ Faith, Hope and Love ”. The bride with her bubbly personality looked like a princess in her stunning wedding gown as she entered the arena. It was no wonder that the bridegroom could hardly keep his eyes off his beautiful bride, admiring her in all her beauty and grace. After the exchanging of the wedding vows, the guests were treated to tasty canapés and excellent local wines, while the bridal couple and entourage went for the photo session in the beautifully manicured gardens.
The reception hall was decorated in a striking lime-green colour scheme which was enhanced by elegant flower and candle arrangements. The speeches by both the bride and grooms’ parents were really heartwarming, filled with love for both of them. Both mothers reiterated that the couple should build their marriage with GOD being the head of their home and their lives. The father of the groom also added that they were a big family from Namibia, and together with the already extensive Wicomb family they could populate their own town (LOL).
The dancing and mingling of family and friends was complimented by superb live music by local Cape Town band Black Currant, thus proving that South Africa really has got talent. The dancing and strengthening of family ties went on until the early hours of the morning. Truly, the well planned occasion was enjoyed by one and all.
Varnia and Harold, may your love for one another last for eternity, and we wish you all the happiness and prosperity for your future together.
KRONENBURG wine estate http://www.kronenburg.co.za/ situated between Paarl and Wellington, was the perfect venue for such an auspicious occasion with it’s beautiful gardens and majestic mountain views. The wedding ceremony was held in the amphitheatre on the premises with the Reverend Stalmeester bringing a powerful message about “ Faith, Hope and Love ”. The bride with her bubbly personality looked like a princess in her stunning wedding gown as she entered the arena. It was no wonder that the bridegroom could hardly keep his eyes off his beautiful bride, admiring her in all her beauty and grace. After the exchanging of the wedding vows, the guests were treated to tasty canapés and excellent local wines, while the bridal couple and entourage went for the photo session in the beautifully manicured gardens.
The reception hall was decorated in a striking lime-green colour scheme which was enhanced by elegant flower and candle arrangements. The speeches by both the bride and grooms’ parents were really heartwarming, filled with love for both of them. Both mothers reiterated that the couple should build their marriage with GOD being the head of their home and their lives. The father of the groom also added that they were a big family from Namibia, and together with the already extensive Wicomb family they could populate their own town (LOL).
The dancing and mingling of family and friends was complimented by superb live music by local Cape Town band Black Currant, thus proving that South Africa really has got talent. The dancing and strengthening of family ties went on until the early hours of the morning. Truly, the well planned occasion was enjoyed by one and all.
Varnia and Harold, may your love for one another last for eternity, and we wish you all the happiness and prosperity for your future together.
