The Truloffs shared their wedding day with us
Lots of women have said they ‘married their best friend’, but for Angela Pheffer, these words took on a whole new meaning when she married Nicholas Truloff.
She met Nicholas at work a couple of years ago, when the two struck up a fast friendship.
After doing a triathlon together, one of Angela’s friends suggested Nicholas and Angela move in together as housemates — a clever match–making scheme.
The pair have now been together for about four and a half years, but Angela realised she loved her housemate when Nicholas was trekking in Nepal with a friend.
“I missed him terribly while he was gone and I think, even then, I
knew we had a special connection,” Angela said.
For Nicholas, it’s impossible to pinpoint the exact moment he fell in love with Angela.
“These four years have slipped by so quickly and easily, but it makes sense — time really flies when you’re having fun,” Nicholas said.
Angela fell in love with Nicholas’ kind heart, his passion for food and travel, and his level mind.
“He has a superpower that levels me and makes me a better person,” she said.
Nicholas described Angela as a beautiful soul and a caring person.
“She also has a weird and wonderful side to her and she is, hands down, the funniest person she knows,” he said.
The couple tied the knot at the Gabbinbar Homestead late last year, making their big day come together with the help of friends and family.
Their celebrant was a close friend and Angela’s sister made the cake and arranged the flowers, which were grown by her father.
“Our best man wrote a very memorable poem for his speech, which had the crowd in stitches,” Angela said, adding that the whole ceremony was delightful and warm.
The Truloffs travelled to Vietnam and Cambodia for their honeymoon and plan on doing a fair bit more travelling in the future, while keeping themselves busy with family and making a home filled with love.