Love is patient.
For four years, Taranaki Seiuli and Mighty Taiulu had to go through the usual challenges of courtship before they could consider the next step in their relationship – marriage.
And so yesterday, they said their “I do’s” promising to love and cherish one another through health or sickness.
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They exchanged vows at the Saanapu-uta Congregational Christian Church with close family and friends surrounding the couple.
The service was followed by a congratulatory celebration organised by Church youths before the newlyweds and their bridal party headed to the brides’ home at Saanapu to celebrate their union as husband and wife in style.
The bride Taranaki is the daughter of Rasela and Eneliko Seiuli of Saanapu and Falelima and her groom Mighty is the son of Litia and Fereti Taiulu of Sapapali’i and Satapuala.
Taranaki and Mighty will be based at Piula Theological College following their wedding.
Mr Taiulu is currently a Methodist Theological Student.
Prior to their marriage, Mrs Taiulu was the Information Management Officer at the Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP).
The couple’s bestman and maid of honour were Mene Li’a Matafeo and Julie Ulu.
They had 22 bridesmaids and groomsmen.
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