Attire, decor and detail

Gallery

A sense of what the day will look like. Photographs from the ceremony will be added here afterwards.

Dress code

What to wear

Traditional attire is warmly encouraged. Black and white is the heart of it. It is encouraged, never required, and the photograph beside this gives you the idea.

If you have none, smart dress in black and white is perfect. Black, white, or the two together: that is the whole palette.

One practical note: the wedding is indoors and warm, but it is the last day of October and dark by five. Bring a coat for the walk from the car, and warm layers if you feel the cold.

Three women in black and white striped traditional attire

Black and white traditional attire · style reference, Shifting Sands

What to wear
Black
White
The two together

Black and white. That is it. The gold and brown you see across this site are ours for the room, not an instruction for your wardrobe.

Us

Novuyo & Muzingaye

A few of our own, while we wait for the day itself.

The look and feel

Woven, warm and unhurried

Woven fans and grasses, warm clay, beadwork and gold, and a table worth sitting at. This is the direction we are dressing the room in.

Style references, gathered while we plan

Standing with us

The bridal team

The people walking in with us on the day.

Bridesmaids
Lorato
Lorato
Lauren
Lauren
Andile
Andile
Shekinah
Shekinah
Thando
Thando
Nandie
Nandie
Noxolo
Noxolo
Groomsmen
Glen
Glen
Rohan
Rohan
Otis
Otis
Josh
Josh
Samuel
Samuel
Sibusiso
Sibusiso
LJ
LJ
Flower girls
Lexi
Lexi
Cherry
Cherry

Share your photographs

After the day we will open this gallery to everyone. Tag your pictures with #NovuyoAndMuzingaye2026 or send them to us afterwards and we will add them here.