A few years ago, Beryl*, a 28-year-old Nairobi woman, was a bridesmaid at her friend Lily’s wedding. She was one of her best friends and she couldn’t wait to witness her finally walking down the aisle with Fred. Lily was a lucky woman. “Afterwards, I was consistent with my communication with the couple and that’s how I got to know Fred more and fall in love with him, and him with me,
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