2020 has been one of my best years. I know you’re reading this and thinking, ’she can’t be serious.’ I am serious — very serious. I was planning my wedding when the pandemic hit. My then fiancé Neil and I were looking forward to a beautiful wedding in the English countryside in May 2020. Invitations had been sent out. We had paid thousands of dollars in deposits to the wedding venue, the vendors, for my dress, the bridesmaids’ dresses, the cake,and so on. But unfortunately, we had to cancel everything, and we lost all the money. It was extremely disappointing.

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My passion for reading was nurtured early in life by my parents, who had a gift for storytelling. This love of learning that I grew up with drives me to provide the same for my patients at Milestone Pediatrics in Atlanta, GA through the Reach out and Read Program.

I get this question a lot: 'how do you stay slim at 50? You've had two kids and you look like their big sister? How do you do it? 

Even though everything is becoming smaller with everything becoming so digitalized, loneliness seems to be getting worse. This was already causing adverse effects in our society, but out of nowhere in 2020 came the coronavirus, also known as COVID-19.

For many brides, the morning of their wedding is spent getting their hair and makeup done—maybe with a makeup artist on stand-by, or with a maid-of-honor holding some backup lipstick, blotting papers, and extra lip balm. But that was before. Now, in the wake of COVID-19, schools have been moved online, restaurants have closed their doors, and, seemingly over night, weddings have effectively been cancelled. 

In these really uncertain and unprecedented times when couples are either cancelling or postponing their weddings, Neil and Iyabo went ahead and had an intimate wedding celebration via Zoom, proving that their love can still be celebrated even in the midst of chaos, and we think that’s the most beautiful thing.

COVID-19 quarantine restrictions have sadly caused many engaged couples to postpone their weddings. However, there are a number of couples who have decided to get married anyway, opting for small intimate weddings. Dr. Iyabo Webzell (Okuwobi) and her husband Neil Webzell did just that.

"It is going to be a big loss for America if they restrict Nigerians, because we are contributing so much to the American economy," said Dr. Iyabo Okuwobi, a published author and blogger from Nigeria whose medical practice in Decatur employs eight people and sees 200 patients a week on average.