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Stunning pre-wedding photos of a female soldier and her civilian man

Talk about a special kind of love, a female soldier and her civilian groom-to-be have internet users admiring their pre-wedding photos.

Whoever came up with pre-wedding photos idea is definitely a genius and those who have kept up with the trend have shown how love can make people get creative. With photos, people tell beautiful love stories and this Nigerian couple have done just that.

A female soldier and her man have announced their plans to walk down the aisle in a very classy way. The adorable couple released stunning pre-wedding photos where the bride-to-be wore her military uniform while her man looked dapper in several change of outfits.

Many social media users are used to seeing a soldier man marrying a civilian woman or military couple tying the knot but for a change, a military officer is marrying a civilian man and their pre-wedding photos are probably the cutest photos anyone will see on the internet today.

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Here are the photos below:

Stunning pre-wedding photos of a female soldier and her civilian man

Couple set to walk down the aisle (Picture/UGC)
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Stunning pre-wedding photos of a female soldier and her civilian man

Sweet couple (Picture/UGC)
Source: UGC

Congratulations to the couple.

Meanwhile, a pretty young lady identified as Mama G (@GabbyOneLove), on Twitter took to the micro blogging site to share her love story.

According to her, on January 24, exactly three years ago, she agreed to date her man and the father of her daughter named Jay.

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