Zola wedding venue, which is a zola-themed wedding venue and is now the second-oldest zola venue in the UK, is set to have a baby on Friday, December 21.
Zola has now set a record for the oldest zola venues in the world, with the new baby being 39 weeks, according to the latest data from the Baby Registry of the UK.
“The zola is the oldest traditional venue in Europe, and it is not unusual for people to get married in zola,” said Maria, a local zola bride.
Maria said she got married in the zola in 2016.
“I don’t know if this is a big deal to the public, but I do know it’s really special.
It’s a bit like getting married in a traditional wedding, but with a bit of extra flair and flair, which we really love.”
Maria is the daughter of a local musician who has played the zolas for years.
She said the venue was set up in the 1950s when she was growing up in West Midlands, but it has been on the decline for years and she has now had to make do with a few gigs, such as the recent Christmas Day event.
“It is great to have another venue and to have an option to bring children to,” she said.
“Zola is very unique.
I have never seen anything like it in the whole country, so it is something really special.”
Maria said the zolis wedding would be a bit different to other weddings in the area, because it would be in a church, not a traditional church.
“You will have to make a decision about where you want to sit,” she explained.
“And you can’t be in the church with the congregation.
The zola really feels like it’s family-friendly.”
Maria and her husband have always been fans of zolas, and said the wedding would make for a very special day.
“We’ve always loved zola, it is our family,” she added.
Maria is hoping to have her husband’s baby at the venue by Christmas, and plans to stay with the couple until the baby is born.
The venue is currently being managed by the Zola International Community of Care and Support, and will be open to guests until January 12.
