Ghanaian Melanin Bride Who Believed Marriage Would Weigh Her Down Walks Down the Aisle in a Backless White Gown

Ama Yeboah, a Ghanaian bride who fell in love at a museum, wore a stunning custom-made gown for her extravagant wedding.

The stunning bride donned a beaded kente with sleeveless tassels to her traditional Ghanaian wedding.

The cool and stylish groom donned a fashionable blue jacket and black shoes to the white wedding.

On their wedding day, the Ghanaian bride Nana Ama Yeboah and her husband Kabiru Seidu recounted their touching love story. The stylish couple garnered attention with their sartorial choices for their lavish wedding.

The Ghanaian couple Nana Ama and Kabiru Seidu are an attractive pair. Photographer: @at_kixel Instagram is the cited reference

Ama Yeboah, the bride of Ghana, wears a beaded kente gown for her traditional ceremony.

The stunning newlywed wore an exquisitely detailed kente dress that displayed all the colors of the Ghanaian national flag.

Christelecodo, a renowned Ghanaian hairstylist renowned for designing Lydia Forson's birthday hairstyle, outdid herself.

Ama Yeboah, the bride of Ghana, shines in a white silk gown.

For the white wedding, the gorgeous and outspoken bride looked elegant in a simple silk gown. The plunging neckline of the bride's dress accentuated her contours.

Nana Ama killed it with a simple afro braid and white accessories. She wore sophisticated pearl drop earrings for the photoshoot.

Ama Yeboah, the attractive bride, related how she met her handsome husband:

I have always dreaded being in a relationship because I am an ambitious woman with many goals, and I feared that marriage would stifle my accomplishments.

You looked me in the eye and said, "we will be a team, and I will always support you no matter what," and I believed you.

I remember the moment we became more than acquaintances, and I always find it humorous that one of my friends, Cynthia, who is not present today, was three hours late for a museum viewing.

I decided to contact my friend Kabiru because it had been a while since our last conversation. We talked about everything and anything for three hours, including our visions for the future, improving Africa, and what it meant to be companions.

After leaving the museum and returning home, the only person I desired to speak with was you. We were still on the phone seven hours later in different countries, despite being in different time zones.

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Ghanaian bride with melanin glows in a backless white gown with a long pleated train

Previously, we discussed Samantha, a Ghanaian bride who donned a conventional backless white gown for her extravagant wedding.

The self-assured melanin bride exemplified simplicity, modern design, opulence, and style.

The beautiful black bride styled her natural hair and wore minimal makeup for her wedding.