People on the internet are talking about this wedding that had only 4 guest

The internet is conflicted about this Nigerian couple who had a pretty simple wedding ceremony with just 4 guest in attendance.

Whiles half of the internet are applauding the move and calling it “smart” another half believe this impossible especially taking into consideration the nature of the African families.

Images of the ceremony that have since gone viral show the groom, bride and four other guests in attendance with a white priest officiating the ceremony.

According to an internet commentator, the marriage took place at the Our Lady of Loudres Catholic Church, Westville in Durban.

However, the wedding reception had a few more family and friends present.

Nigerian Netizen, Kissinger Ikeokwu who first shared the images wrote on Facebook

“See a typical Ala Bekee Wedding.But here people borrow money to feed his village, inlaw’s village, multitude etc.Here it is full Church Service, sometimes lasting up to 12-1-2pm. Then Reception is too bogus. After wedding they retire home and start borrowing.Who did this to us.

Africans enjoy having elaborate and lavish wedding ceremonies hence the reason behind the virality of the images. The wedding industry in Ghana and Nigeria alone is raking in the millions as couples marry on a daily basis.

An average Ghanaian wedding could cost between 30k to a 100K cedis or its dollar equivalent. Wedding photographers and their team may charge 1k USD and above to deliver for high-quality images and videos which could trend on the internet.

Experts believe that these celebrations could have an adverse effect on couple’s financial standing since they spend a fortune on both customary and Christian weddings.

Congratulations to the couple for doing what makes them happy despite all the attacks and applauds on the internet. Wishing them a happy married life.

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here

Sponsor

spot_imgspot_img

Latest

Every stylish kid we know in Accra was spotted at the Debonair Afrik Editor’s Fashion Brunch

Debonair Afrik Magazine kicked off the fashion season with its annual ‘The Editor’s Meet Fashion Brunch’ in Accra.

Influencers are turning stylish face masks into a trend in the COVID-19 era

Stylish face masks are becoming a new fashion trend and we are 360 per cent on board with the idea since it helps lessen the spread of the deadly COVID-19.

Ghanaians disregard Covid-19 protocols amidst spike in numbers.

In Ghana, staying home, respecting social distancing protocols, going for checkups when anything suspicious rises, putting on the nose mask and using the hand sanitizer are all outlines that were enumerated to help us to shield ourselves from the deadly coronavirus.

Black love: The twenty fashion-forward black couples who slay all-day

Can we begin to talk about all the stunning couples in love and slaying all day on our social media timeline in honour of black love ??

Model Victoria Michaels struts the runway as the only black model at the Luisa Beccaria show

Ghanaian/Nigerian model, Victoria Michaels was the only model of colour to walk in the Luisa Beccaria @luisabeccaria SS20 Show last night at the ongoing Milan Fashion Week.