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Home » ‘Uncle Roger’ ties the knot with Bengali-Arab Sabrina Ahmed in multicultural celebration

‘Uncle Roger’ ties the knot with Bengali-Arab Sabrina Ahmed in multicultural celebration

TIMES ReportTIMES ReportSeptember 14, 2025 5:31 pmUpdated:September 15, 2025 1:07 pm
Comedian and restaurateur Nigel Ng, popularly known as ‘Uncle Nigel’ online, has tied the knot with Sabrina Ahmed, a British lawyer of Bengali heritage, in a spectacular three-day celebration in Sintra, Portugal, blending Malay, Chinese, Bengali and Western traditions. PHOTO: VOGUE
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Comedian and restaurateur Nigel Ng, popularly known as ‘Uncle Roger’ online, has tied the knot with Sabrina Ahmed, a British lawyer of Bengali heritage, in a spectacular three-day celebration in Sintra, Portugal, blending Malay, Chinese, Bengali and Western traditions.

The wedding ensemble of Nigel Ng and Sabrina Ahmed. PHOTO: VOGUE

The couple first connected when Sabrina attended one of Nigel’s shows in Miami. Though initially cautious due to family health issues, Sabrina agreed to meet Nigel in Boston, where a serendipitous airport encounter on November 11, 2022 sparked their romance. 

Sabrina wore four ensembles over the weekend, including a soft pink, floral-embroidered lehenga for the Sangeet. PHOTO: VOGUE

“I immediately felt drawn to her elegance and warmth,” Nigel recalls, while Sabrina was struck by his intelligence and quiet focus on family. Within months, they were in love and by March 2023, Nigel knew he wanted to marry her.

The effortlessly flowy Vivienne Westwood wedding gown. PHOTO: VOGUE

In April 2024, Nigel proposed under the cherry blossoms in Tokyo, fulfilling Sabrina’s long-standing dream to be engaged amidst flowering trees. Friends and family, including members of their future wedding party, joined the intimate celebration.

Nigel in his mauve-pink sherwani. PHOTO: VOGUE

Their wedding weekend in July 2025 spanned three days. A joint bachelor-bachelorette party kicked off the festivities, followed by a Sangeet honouring Sabrina’s Bengali roots, complete with pastel décor, live henna stations and choreographed dances. 

Our wedding party on their way to dinner. PHOTO: VOGUE

A Chinese tea ceremony and a Western wedding ceremony rounded out the celebrations, reflecting both their cultural heritages.

Sabrina wore four ensembles over the weekend, including a soft pink, floral-embroidered lehenga for the Sangeet and an ornate Indonesian-inspired qipao for the tea ceremony, featuring symbolic embroidery of the couple’s zodiac signs and cherry blossoms. 

Sabrina’s ornate Indonesian-inspired qipao, featuring symbolic embroidery of the couple’s zodiac signs and cherry blossoms. PHOTO: VOGUE

Nigel’s attire complemented hers, with a deep red velvet tang jacket and a black-tie Ralph Lauren tuxedo for the Western ceremony.

The ‘sangeet’ dinner, held in a glasshouse draped in greenery and soft pink fabrics, featured South Asian cuisine and culminated in a surprise 15-minute dance performance by friends and family. 

Sabrina’s mother and aunts draping her in her wedding saree. PHOTO: VOGUE

The Chinese tea ceremony involved traditional games and a heartfelt sharing of blessings, while the Western ceremony saw Sabrina walk down the aisle. Nigel, usually reserved, was visibly moved, prompting tears from both the couple and their guests.

Nigel in a bespoke burgundy tang jacket by Samuel Wongso and a handmade brooch by Le Ciel for the tea ceremony. PHOTO: VOGUE

After a cocktail hour with Brazilian Bossa Nova, the couple performed a choreographed first dance to Jacky Cheung’s “Ai Shi Yong Heng.” The evening ended with Chinese lion dancers, a multi-tiered cake and a late-night noodle bar, leaving guests enchanted by the seamless blend of cultures and traditions.

Nigel in his element, making a bowl of stir-fried indomie with a runny egg on top. PHOTO: VOGUE

Reflecting on their wedding, Nigel describes marrying Sabrina as “the greatest achievement of my life and the most beautiful note to start our life together.”

The newlyweds. PHOTO: VOGUE

 

 

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