Nigerian gospel singer, Moses Bliss, and his Ghanaian fiancé, Marie Wiseborn, on Thursday had their much anticipated traditional marriage with the hashtags: #Foreverbliss, #MMBliss24, #Foreverbliss24.

The ceremony, acclaimed to be a fusion of Nigerian and Ghanaian cultures, was held at Underbridge, East Legon, Ghana.

The wedding incorporated cultures from both Nigeria and Ghana, including the Ghanaian “knocking” ceremony, where the groom’s family formally requests the bride’s hand in marriage.

It was a celebration that knitted together the rich blend of Nigerian and Ghanaian traditions as the ceremony was thronged with the vibrant shades of traditional Ghanaian attire and Southern Nigeria outfits.

The couple’s attire and that of their families was a harmonious blend of Ghana’s colourful kente and Nigeria’s regal aso-oke and George material.

The highpoint of the ceremony was the grand entrance of the bride in the popular Adowa Dance with her bridesmaids, alongside other traditional dancers.

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The News Agency of Nigeria recalls that the couple, who announced their engagement earlier this year, had their civil wedding in Abuja on February 27.

The singer’s bride, Marie Agyare-Wiseborn, is a UK-based lawyer and a pastor’s daughter.