An Olumo rock proposal: Read Teju & Adeyinka’s love story (wedding photos)

We have featured proposals that happened at restaurants, churches, offices, beach, resort centers, and more but this is a first of its kind.

He proposed on top of a rock!

Read their love and proposal story as narrated by the bride below:
One Thursday, in October 2013, we met in Church. As a chorister and worker, we sort of know everyone’s face, but one weekly service I reluctantly decided to go to church after work and then I noticed this new guy starring hard, that kind of stare where you catch him and he still does not move his eyes, I was like creepy. After that, he went to talk to his sister that he wanted a wife (he just got back from the UK).

His sister started showing him photos of single fine sisters in the churchand he saw mine and that was it. I have always asked women, how do you know he is the one? And they are like, you will know don’t worry and somehow I knew. My mum fell inlove with his food (he is an awesome cook) and every weekend was one delicacy or the other for my family) infact, they all fell (even my siblings) for it.

Things soon got serious between us and when February 14, 2015 came, I was already thinking he will propose but oops nothing happened. Days later, on the 22nd of February 2014, he said let’s go to Olumo rock. I am not the adventurous type but i agreed.

After we climbed to the peak of the rock, he knelt and proposed saying Olumo means God has molded it and this love i have built is on solid rock.

Of course, I didn’t say no.

Now check out their wedding photos as captured by Qoop Photos

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Ada Igboanugo

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