Ebony and Tony Went From Business Collaborators to Becoming Partners in Love

BNW November 6, 20240 Comments

While some might say love cannot thrive in a work environment, Ebony and Tony have proven otherwise. Their journey blossomed from being creative and business collaborators to becoming true partners in love.

Now, they’re not only building a business and creating art together but also building a family. They recently had a beautiful white wedding in southern France, and it was nothing short of breathtaking. With picturesque landscapes as their backdrop, their union was a perfect blend of elegance and romance. Ebony was an epitome of beauty in her white dress and Tony sure understood the drip assignment. They also repped their Ghanaian roots after the white wedding ceremony and it was a burst of love and colours. You’ll love every bit of their wedding as you scroll.

Enjoy their white wedding photos and love story below:

Elegance at its finest 😍

Their love story as shared by Ebony:

Our story starts with friendship. We became great friends through a mutual love and respect for one another’s work. I am a Creative Director who owns a successful agency based in London. Tony is one of Africa’s foremost film producers and our worlds intertwined. We cannot put an exact time stamp on when we met, but we do have many mutual friends and family acquaintances. The moment we knew we were in love was after months of speaking about business and creative opportunities. It sparked a moment of realisation that our connection went far beyond professional collaboration. We had built something deeply personal, an unspoken bond that grew stronger with each conversation.

It wasn’t just about business or creative alignment anymore—it was the shared laughter, the late-night conversations, and the way we found ourselves confiding in each other, even when we didn’t mean to. After I was away travelling for work in the USA for 6 months, and through constant communications via facetime, texts and phone calls we both came to the realisation that our lives had been weaving together for months, and now, we could no longer deny the depth of our feelings. From that moment on, it was no longer just Ebony and Tony, two friends and colleagues. We had become each other’s safe space, confidants, and, most of all, partners in love as much as in creativity. It was the beginning of a new chapter—one where business and art were no longer the only things we were building together.

The who squad ATE