Last night on Our Perfect Wedding, traditional healers Bongani and Zandile took us on an eye-opening journey exploring Zulu customs, culture and tradition. After many years together, they solidified their union by becoming man and wife in the scenic hills of Eshowe, KZN.
Theirs wasn’t your usual run-on-the-mill wedding; it shone a floodlight on Zulu wedding customs. From the bride having to leave her home before sunrise, having to arrive at her marital home covered only in a blanket, to getting dressed outside in the bush, viewers got exposed to what they’re probably not used to, and the lessons and celebration of customs and tradition was appreciated.
This was indeed a perfect wedding. So much that ive learned from today's episode. #OPW #OurPerfectWedding
— Leonard Leo Moloele (@leo_moloele) May 31, 2015
The thing I love the most about #OurPerfectWedding is how it exposes us to different cultures & their traditions.
— Olivia Sibanyoni (@_Phumla_) May 31, 2015
Interesting wedding today. Learnt a lot about Zulu culture… Odd at times but interesting nonetheless! #OPW #OurPerfectWedding ![🙌]()
— FloydFromFourways (@floydmunetsi) May 31, 2015
Sanelisiwe MaSibisi Mbele: Zulu culture is well respected in this wedding. Big ups!
Vuyo Hashe: I’ve learnt lot from this wedding. I’m not Zulu but i feel like one. Big ups, guys!
Tlotlo Makgeng: Thank you OPW for this episode, I have learnt a lot indeed and all the best to the couple, May the Almighty bless them!!
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