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CHANEL No. 26


                      HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO ME.




Celebrating my birthday is one of the highest favours God can
 ever afford me, hence I continue to be thankful for each year I get to celebrate because I'm reminded of God's grace and mercy into my life.

I also take pride in saying I'm my parents' wildest dream not because I'm perfect or have a graduation gown to validate just how amazing and intelligent I am but because I'm a living testimony of God's generousity and love for them, and that he created a child so flawed and stubborn yet so incredibly special, who has turned out to be a decent human being and who has not fallen into the trappings of worldly things.

I am blessed, beautiful and most importantly I am everything (well partly lol...) what my parents' prayers consists of and my sole purpose at 26 is to be everything God wants me to be.


I had a Coco Chanel Themed birthday dinner party at my parents' house and I invited "26" of my friends, i honestly can't remember the last time i felt so content and appreciated for just being myself.













































































                                THE MC WAS THE BEAUTIFUL MS LINDA LINDANI

















Lunga Seele serenaded us with beautiful music.
did i mention I've been rolling with her since Primary School. 












                                                          The Bestie  Lebogang Tlhako
















                                                      SQUAD DEEP!!!!!




























I guess this was the biggest delight of  all, when my boyfriend who i had not seen in months came to surprise.






You are the only reason I am. 

You are all my reasons.
Thank you so much for the birthday wishes, the presents, the smiles, the laughter and the beautiful moments you shared with me.   ❤️❤️❤️ you guys are amazing.

A special thank you to my beautiful sister Zukiswa Jasmine Olifant who captured all these images and Khosi Tsotetsi for the Decor. 

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