The Traditional Rite
Igba Nkwu — the royal wine carrying. Saturday, 31 October 2026 at Adazi-Ani.
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Mirian & Ebuka
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Mirian & Ebuka
A love years in the making — and now, by God's grace, a lifetime to keep.
Saturday · 31 October 2026 · Anambra State
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From the ancient kingdom of Adazi-Ani to the noble house of Uga, two families rejoice as Mirian and Chukwuebuka begin their lives as one.
This is our home for every detail of the celebration — the rites, where to rest your head, how to bless our new home, and the gallery where your photographs will live. Explore, and come ready to dance.
Two celebrations
One joining of families, marked twice over.
The White Wedding
A church blessing and reception, by invitation only.
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Your presence is the greatest gift we could receive. However, if you would like to bless our new home with a gift, our registry is being put together and will appear here shortly.
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The Traditional Rite
Igba Nkwu Nwaanyị · the royal wine carrying
The families of
HRM (Dr.) Chinedu Benson Madubuko, OFR
Eze Chinechendo I of Adazi-Ani Kingdom
& IjeleEze Osodieme Madubuko, JP
&
Late Chief Charles Ezekwueme
Ezeobiadada I of Uga
& Chief Mrs Angela Ezekwueme
Ugo Eji Ejemba of Uga
request the pleasure of your company at the traditional marriage of their children.
When & where
Saturday
31October 2026
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Where
HRM (Dr.) Chinedu Benson
Madubuko, OFR Compound
Adazi-Ani, Anaocha LGA, Anambra
Madubuko, OFR Compound
Adazi-Ani, Anaocha LGA, Anambra
Attire
Royal Igbo regalia
Wine
Gold
Coral
Blush
The portraits
In coral, in regalia, in love
Photographs · Mindmaze Photography
The heart of an Igbo marriage
Before family, kindred and kings, the bride carries a cup of palm wine to seek her groom in the gathering. When she finds him and they drink together, two families are joined for life.
We would be honoured to have you witness it.
The kola rite
Kola opens every Igbo gathering — a blessing spoken over everyone present.
Spraying
Guests shower the dancing couple with notes as a blessing of abundance.
The White Wedding
By invitation only
The portraits
A love letter, in pictures
Photographs · Mindmaze Photography
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The church ceremony and reception are a private celebration for invited guests. Your code was sent with your invitation — enter it below to open your personal admit pass.
Venue details are shared privately with invited guests only, and are not published on this site.
Where to Stay
For our travelling & diaspora guests
Adazi-Ani sits in the green heart of Anambra, a short drive from the state capital, Awka. Below are places we're happy to recommend across a few budgets. October is a lively season — we suggest booking early.
Getting there
The nearest airport is Anambra State Airport (Umueri) — the quickest way in, and our recommendation. Asaba International is a good alternative, and Enugu International also connects by road to Awka. From Awka, Adazi-Ani is roughly a 30–40 minute drive. If you'd like help arranging airport pickup or group transport, reach the family through the RSVP page and we'll gladly assist.
With a Grateful Heart
Our gift registry
Your presence at our wedding is the greatest gift we could receive.
The registry
Coming soon
Mirian and Ebuka are still putting their list together. It will appear here shortly — do check back.
In the meantime, if you would like to bless them directly, the account details are just below.
Gifts of cash
To bless the couple directly
Through Your Eyes
The guest gallery
Our photographers will capture the day beautifully — but they can only stand in one place at a time. This gallery is for everything they'll miss: your table, your view, the aunties dancing, the moment you laughed. Take a photo and it appears here straight away, for everyone to see.
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