It all began at home early in the morning

Shoes and flowers were all arranged in order

The bride and the best maid before the ceremony

The bride was escorted by her grandmother and mother

The bridal team ladies posing for the final pose

Outside the sheets were arranged in front of the limo

The boys also had their turn

The team inside the limo

The church was at Docklands and the Canary Wharf can been seen behind

The bridal team entering the church

Dance as the bride was escorted by the parents into the church

The bride father Mr.Ken Nganga (left) and his wife escorting their daughter into the church

Dressing for the occasion

Mrs. Esther Muya the wife of Bishop Muya and Ann Kiruthi in the church

The bridegroom (right) and the bestman Pastor Chris Chege

The Seeds and the friends in the church

Mr. Abraham Mwaura (left) head of immigration department at the Kenya Embassy and Mr. Sam Ochieng in the church

A team from Coventry

Bishop Samuel Muya delivered the word of the day

A section of the guests in the church

The Seeds family - from left Mr. Seed's mum, Mama Kiruthi (cousin of Mr. Seed) and Esther Kamanu (sister of Mr. Seed)

The Kenya High Commissioner HE Joseph Muchemi and his wife in the church

Swahili Service Choir in action in the church

Bishop John Gichiri (centre) and his wife Rev. Margaret (far left)

Best maid and the bride before joining

Boys bridal party in the church

Pastor Patrick Thuku (left) who officiated the ceremony

The bridegroom and the bestman

"I Jackson Karanja Njiiri solemnly declare that...."

Stand to be counted

The smile can tell it all

"I give you this ring...."

Signing the certificate after the wedding

Posing with the family and pastors

It was the bride's turn to sign

Mr. & Mrs. Karanja walking out of church after the ceremony