Weddings On Budget, an online listing platform that provides multi-category wedding vendor services, has donated food and toiletries to Tema’s Save Them Young Orphanage.
A delegation from WOB led by the company’s Lead Administrator, Mawuli Agbenorku, made the donations.
Bags of rice, gallons of oil, cartons of assorted drinks, boxes of drinking water, packets of biscuits, a number of boxes of soap, milk, margarine, and other items were donated.
According to the company’s Lead Administrator, the gesture is part of ‘Weddings On Budget’s’ Corporate Social Responsibilities to support the growth of the vulnerable and less privileged.
As the company celebrated its first anniversary, he emphasized the importance of giving back to society.
“Throughout the Covid-19 period, we stayed true to our tagline, ‘The Absolute Wedding Marketplace,’ by assisting couples and clients with their wedding and wedding-related service needs,” he said.
“This is the platform’s first anniversary, and they hope to do more as they continue to fervently seek opportunities to make positive impacts.”
The WOB team spent time with the kids, taking photos, singing with them, and cutting the anniversary cake.
Linda Amoabeng, the caretaker of Save Them Young Orphanage, thanked WOB on behalf of the Orphanage for the thoughtful gesture of remembering them during their anniversary.
The anniversary party concluded with a hangout that included a photo shoot, exhibition, makeup demonstration, food, and drink. WOB celebrated its anniversary with a special party at the Emi-Luxe Center in East Legon, Accra.
Weddings On Budget has led the way as the one-stop online-listing platform offering multi-category wedding vendor services in the last year.
Users can use the platform to find local wedding vendors such as wedding gowns, cakes, makeup artists, photographers, and more.
It also provides wedding inspiration ideas and suggestions for some aspects of wedding preparations such as décor, outfits, catering, and relationship advice to over 2000 website users and over 100,000 Facebook group members.
Every month, 50 brides marry from WOB’s Facebook group, and 11 brides have married within three months of the creation of its WhatsApp brides group.
Many creative arts startups specializing in weddings and events continue to rely on the online-listing platform to thrive.