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3 months ago

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sharon_wilz

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Posted On: August 5th 2026, 05:43 pm

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The Doctors will see you now... at the altar! Chioma & Ikenna’s beautiful Shrewsbury wedding story coming soon

Bride @sharon_wilz
Planner @elithanworldwide @elithan_events
Hairstyling @c.hairparlour
MUA @radeabeauty
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Videography @jad_media
Food @potsanddishesuk

#capturethemoment #specialmoments #shewbury #manchester #wedding

Comments (19)

jad_media

3 months ago

jad_media

Drop tip for your boy🙌

_surge_productions

3 months ago

_surge_productions

🔥🔥🔥

taad_events

3 months ago

taad_events

👏👏

iamveecii_

3 months ago

iamveecii_

👏👏👏

_shoorefunmi_

3 months ago

_shoorefunmi_

JAD media fire! 🔥😎👏🏻

knight_visuals

3 months ago

knight_visuals

Common🙌

fadams_visuals

3 months ago

fadams_visuals

🫡

tearubberr

3 months ago

tearubberr

🔥🔥

kharyourdehy

3 months ago

kharyourdehy

Beautifully captured. You have a great eye for detail. Keep it up!

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