Roadside Proposal Seals Faith-Fueled Love Story of Carol and Jackson

Carol Solange and Jackson Wobusobozi’s romance began humbly in church as prayer partners. Shared prayers evolved into dinners and walks, fostering a deep bond rooted in faith and openness.

Carol admired Jackson’s genuine devotion to God, his charm, and looks. Jackson valued her surrender to faith, intentional love, and grounded nature. After six months of dating, they delved into vital topics like finances, parenting, and ministry.

As a single mother, Carol appreciated Jackson seeking her children’s permission before proposing. He showed real care for them, later gifting them on the wedding day as a commitment.

The proposal was unconventional: while Carol was home for introductions, Jackson sent his best man with flowers, a ring, and a message. She accepted yes by the roadside, calling it perfect despite the simplicity.

They kept traditions modest—Kukyala and Kwanjula with just 15 guests under one tent, wrapping up by 5pm. Their beach wedding at Saffron Beach had 75 attendees, a Shs17m budget, and ended swiftly, honoring Carol’s late father’s advice against complicating beginnings.

Facing job losses and business struggles, they pressed on with faith. Counseling taught them to embrace differences as a gift, growing better together.

Jackson cherishes his parents’ blessings; Carol, walking with both parents, felt her late father’s presence. They advise preparing for marriage through reading, saving, and letting God guide partner choice.

Source: Daily Monitor (Uganda)