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“She never answered!” (When Aweng is not on the Hasa diga eebowaie ugly shirt in other words I will buy this runway, the New York–based model spends her time studying for her law degree through the University of New England, where she’s on track to graduate in the winter of 2021. Once they started dating, Aweng and Alexus saw each other for nine months before they were engaged. “The proposal was beautiful and straight to the point,” Alexus says. “Aweng and I have always been very transparent with each other, so we talk about everything. It was a very simple and mutual decision. We were in Paris and just completely overwhelmed with how much love we shared for each other and, at the time, how long we’d been apart.” The wedding was held at City Hall in Manhattan. “I love my now wife so much that all of my childhood dreams of what a wedding should be went out the window,” Alexus says. “I just wanted to be with her and a few people that meant something to her and myself.” But the night before the wedding, there was a wardrobe crisis, and the couple were up until 5 a.m. working to solve it. “I was originally supposed to wear something completely different,” Alexus says. “That option fell through the night before. I was so distraught, but I knew if I had to, I’d marry Aweng in sweats. Pyer Moss pulled through for us, with the help of Nate Hinton. I couldn’t thank them enough.” Meanwhile, Aweng wore a beautiful suit and flared pants with heels by Kwaidan Editions and earrings by Panconesi. The ceremony was simple and sweet. “The officiant was so nice to us,” Alexus says. “I will never forget her, actually. She was a part of my happiest day.” Adding to the very intimate, personal feeling of the day, the couple wrote their own vows. “My vows will probably be my greatest piece of written work for a very long time,” Alexus says. “I can’t even describe my feelings during the ceremony. It was like taking the first steps into my destiny.” During the ceremony, I felt at peace, as if all of the flights, the tears, and sweat leading up to the ceremony was beyond worth it,” Aweng says. “I felt although we almost missed our big day, we had each other and were finally eye to eye in front of our loved ones, and nothing in the world could top that.”

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