About Inkanyezi Creations

Dear you two,

If you're reading this, it means somewhere between dress fittings, family group chats, and budget spreadsheets… you paused. You stopped scrolling long enough to ask, "Who is going to hold our memories?"

My name is Evans. I'm a husband, a storyteller, and the guy who still cries quietly behind the camera when the father of the bride can't finish his speech. I don't take it for granted that you're here.

I don't see weddings as "events". I see them as evidence. Evidence that two people found each other in a loud, complicated world and said, "You. I choose you."

Our work is not just about sharp images, slow-motion shots, or the latest gear. Zimbabwe has many talented photographers and videographers. Some will be cheaper. A few might even be more expensive. That's fine.

What we're obsessed with here is something deeper:

• The way your mum straightens your jacket when she thinks no one is looking.
• The friends who travelled overnight just to stand beside you.
• The look you give each other when the crowd is screaming and, for three seconds, it feels like the whole world fades out.

That's what we're here for – the small, sacred details that become heirlooms.

Twenty years from now, I don't want you to just see your wedding. I want you to feel it again. I want your children, nieces, nephews – maybe that quiet teenager who thinks love is a scam – to watch your film and think, "So this is what it looks like when two people really show up for each other."

That's the "dual intimacy" we care about:

• Intimacy between you and each other on the day.
• Intimacy between you now and your future selves, watching these images when the world has changed but your vows still stand.

When you choose us, you're not just booking "photo + video". You're inviting a team that will:

• Treat your day as if it were our own family's.
• Guide you gently when you feel awkward in front of the camera.
• Step back when moments need to breathe.
• And craft everything with the care of a handwritten letter, not a bulk email.

If, as you go through this guide, you think to yourself, "This feels like home. These are my people." then we're already halfway there.

When you're ready, reach out. Ask anything. Ask a lot. We'd rather measure twice and cut once, so that when the lights go down and the music stops, you'll know in your bones: We did the right thing. We trusted the right people.

With warmth,

Evans
For Weddings by Inkanyezi Creations