Groom Shows Up to Wedding in Unique Motorcade, “He Cut His Coat According to His Cloth”
- Unlike many who prefer lavish, decorated cars for their wedding entrance, one man chose an unconventional route, drawing attention for his bold and creative arrival style
- He was escorted to his wedding in a unique convoy featuring bright yellow decorations and balloons, creating a colourful and celebratory scene that captivated onlookers
- The video quickly went viral online, with many users sharing their opinions on the young man’s distinctive choice for marking such an important milestone
A man captured online attention with a one-of-a-kind arrival at his wedding, turning heads and inspiring conversation across social media.

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A Facebook video shows him being carried and supported by a lively group of friends, marching in style as he prepared to exchange vows with his bride.
The festive procession combined creativity, energy, and a personal touch that left viewers impressed.
Man's unique wedding carriage causes stir
Unlike most weddings, where grooms arrive in fully decorated cars, this groom chose to stand out. He surprised attendees with a customised two-tire motorcade, decorated with balloons in vibrant colours, adding a playful yet elegant flair to his grand entrance.

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The unconventional choice has sparked widespread online engagement, with viewers praising the originality and dedication behind the gesture. Many commented on the groom’s attention to detail, noting how the celebration reflected both personal style and cultural flair.
Several reactions highlighted the creativity of his family and friends, who ensured the procession was not only visually striking but also filled with joy and excitement. The video has since gone viral, with many sharing their opinions on the innovative approach to wedding entrances.
Watch the Facebook video below.
Hajia4Reall's Valentine gifts spark wedding rumours
In another development, Ghanaian model, Nana Akua Addo, has sparked wedding rumours about her close friend, Hajia4Reall, and wealthy businessman Richard Nii Armah Quaye, also known as RNAQ.
Popular socialite turned musician, Mona Faiz Montrage, popularly known as Hajia4Reall, shared a post on Instagram on Saturday, February 14, 2026, to celebrate Valentine’s Day.

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The video showed her posing before a car with tons of presents surrounding her, presumably a gift from her mystery boo.
With her 2025 single Boujie Mood playing in the background, Hajia4Reall flaunted her gifts and showed off the luxury she was enjoying on the day of love.
The Instagram video went viral, garnering over 100,000 views and more than 10,000 likes.
Akua Addo sparks Hajia4Reall- RNAQ wedding rumours
After Hajia4Reall’s Valentine’s Day video went viral, her close friend and confidante, Nana Akua Addo, jumped into the comments section to disclose the identity of her mystery Valentine.
The popular model commented under the post with Richard Nii Armah Quaye's alias, indicating he had sent her all those gifts.
After a fan commented asking if she was sure, she repeated herself, emphatically stating that the duo were a couple and intended to get married.
“Please let me repeat myself, darling MRS. RNAQ,” she commented.
Nana Akua Addo's comment came after months of speculation about an alleged relationship between the duo.

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Kennedy Osei and Tracy celebrate 6th anniversary
YEN.com.gh earlier reported that business mogul, Osei Kwame Despite's son, Kennedy Osei and his wife, Tracy Osei, celebrated their 6th wedding anniversary, giving fans couple goals.
Although the two lovebirds did not share romantic videos and messages on social media to celebrate their big day, some fans and loved ones took to social media to congratulate them.
The six-year union between Kennedy Osei and Tracy Osei brought two handsome boys who happened to be twins. According to reports, they allegedly welcomed the first fruit on November 18, 2020.
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