| Sunday Mail Bride of the Year 2009 in Pictures |
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| Pictures & Video - Pictures & Slideshows |
| Tuesday, 14 April 2009 05:57 |
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Here Comes the Bride. Over 700 people packed the 7 Arts Theatre in Avondale, Harare on the eve of Good Friday for the annual Bride of the Year showcase. After last year's low key event, this year's show had some highlights worth noting. These included performances by some of Zimbabwe's top artists, Alexio Kawara, Fungisai Zvakavapano Mashavave and Sulumani Chimbetu. The Prisons Band also delivered some memorable renditions of old favourites like Rudo Imoto by Marshall Munhumumwe and Charakupa by Alick Macheso.
^ The venue- 7 Arts Theatre, Harare.
^ Hosts for the evening, Munya Milimo and Bridget Gavanga.
^ Baba na Mai Charamba were among the invited guests for the evening.
^ Alexio and Shades of Black perform.
^ Invited guest, Vanessa Sibanda and a friend, dance to Alexio's Shaina.
^ Models show off bridal wear from E.N. Bridal.
^ Wonderful tonight. A model struts the ramp in a strapless wedding dress.
^ Two models show off some wedding dance steps.
^ Fungisai gave an energetic performance that reminded those present why she is one of the top gospel divas in Zimbabwe.
^ Sulumani Chimbetu and the boys were not at their sizzling best.
^ Bride of the year, Ennety Nduku (centre) flanked by Miss Tourism Zimbabwe Vanessa Sibanda and her husband Felix Chiwandamira. The Bride of the Year event honours top brides from the previous year's monthly winners. The winners this year were:
The newspaper's readers voted Chipo Chidziwa's cake as the best for the year. Second was Chiedza Bianca Chodewa's cake and third Florence Mubvuta's. For baking the winning cake, Hope Makwara took away the Baker of the Year Award. Mr Wenyeve, who has done this many times before, won once more the Photographer of the Year award for taking the photo of the winning bride. It may also be worth noting that he also won the 1st runner up prize in this category. The show was made possible by the support of various sponsors. Share this page... |
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