“May God Protect Your Union”: Couple Who Got Married at 21 Celebrates Building a Home, SA’s Touched
- A married couple aged 21 who tied the knot early in 2024 embarked on an inspiring journey to build their first home and shared the process online
- The couple's TikTok account documented every step, from receiving the building materials to finishing with an elegant home with a gorgeous interior
- Social media users were motivated by the young husband and wife's determination to grow and build together, showering them with praise for their effort and teamwork
- Briefly News spoke to the building, plumbing and carpentry company owner, Mlondolozi Kani, on the cost of building a home
A young couple captured the hearts of Mzansi peeps with their impressive story of love, commitment, and determination. At just 21 years old, the couple built their own home, starting a life full of blessings while supporting each other every step of the way.
The young husband shared a video of their massive home construction on a TikTok account under the handle @themosesfam, revealing every step of the process, from the delivery of materials to the assembly of walls and the final touches.
Building a home from scratch
The clip starts with the workers putting together the different sides of the shack, ready to create walls and room dividers. The 21-year-olds use high-quality materials throughout their home, reflecting their commitment to building a strong and beautiful home.
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The end project shows a shack far from ordinary, boasting multiple rooms, including a spacious lounge decorated with gorgeous modern furniture that adds class to the cosy space.
Watch the clip below:
The cost of building a home
We at Briefly News enjoyed speaking with Mlondolozi Kani, owner of Kannjane Construction and Supply Services, about the benefits of buying land and building a home versus buying a ready-made house. Here's what he had to say:
"Building a home from scratch is a process that requires patience and a lot of money, as you will likely be required to add a few more things that may run out. It is, however, very rewarding, as owners get to build their homes exactly the way they want them, unlike built houses on sale."
Speaking about the cost of purchasing a plot and building a house, he said:
"The costs depend on many things. Firstly, there's the price of the plot itself, which depends entirely on its location. Then there's the price of the building material, which also depends on the quality of the material one will use as one has a choice on the roof to buy, ceiling to put, paint to use, type of windows and tiles to use."
"In the township, one is likely to spend plus minus R150 000 when building a standard three-bedroom house with an open plan kitchen and lounge. The price may also depend on the hardware one is buying from."
Mzansi showers the couple with love
The couple received applause from social media users motivated by their determination and love for each other. Many admired their creativity and understanding that Rome wasn't built in one day, and others prayed for God to bless and protect their marriage.
User @kekeletsoTT shared:
"May God bless and protect your union and little family ❤️."
User @Finn said:
"It's only the beginning, man, God will bless y'all."
User @THABOWADIBOSSA commented:
"You're already building a family my brother 😭😭😭."
User @lastbornkantombi complimented and asked:
"Lovely, may I please ask what type of wall is this."
User La'TanyaMoniqueAnderson advised:
"Don't have kids, you don't have money yet ! 😐."
User @ngingu_blommy said:
"🥰May you prosper."
3 More house-building stories
- A university student built a mansion for her mom with her NSFAS allowance funds.
- A woman felt proud after moving her mom from a shack into a home she built for her.
- A 31-year-old lady held off having a baby as she wanted to build her mom a home first.
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Source: Briefly News