Lawyer Amanda Clinton's Identical Twin Sister Marries Fiancé, Beautiful Photos Emerge
- The Ghana Football Association (GFA) presidential nominee, Lawyer Amanda Akuokor Clinton's twin sister, has tied the knot with her fiancé
- Bianca Akweley and Rexford Tetteh Allotey exchanged vows in beautiful garden nuptials on Saturday, 25 September
- Well-known and trust Ghanaian website YEN.com.gh has obtained exclusive photos and a video from the classy ceremony
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The Ghana Football Association (GFA) presidential nominee, Lawyer Amanda Akuokor Clinton’s identical twin sister, Bianca Akweley, married over the weekend.
Bianca is senior to Amanda at both the British and Ghanaian Bar and is a partner at their firm, The Law Office of Clinton Consultancy.
She tied the knot with Rexford Tetteh Allotey, a marketing director, in beautiful garden nuptials themed, A Match Made in Heaven, on Saturday, 25 September, 2021.
Source: UGC
Dignitaries in attendance
Diplomatic corp representatives and senior members of the main political parties in Ghana, including former Attorney General and Minister for Education, Betty Mould-Iddrisu, were in attendance.
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Rexford and Bianca exchanged vows in a beautifully designed garden ceremony, and the pair were introduced to each other by Lawyer Akuokor.
Commenting about the couple, Lawyer Akuokor said:
''I'm delighted about the nuptials of Bianca and Rex, my brother Michael and I were the matchmakers, introducing Rex and Bianca due to their matching temperament and good character.''
It was a beautiful ceremony and I would encourage more young Ghanaians to do what Bianca and Rex did, wait for the beauty of marriage before having children,'' she added.
Ghanaian news website YEN.com.gh has obtained exclusive visuals from the quintessential white wedding.
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Couple get married at the border of 2 countries to include bride’s family
In other news about weddings, Briefly News previously reported that a couple decided to get married at the border of two countries in order to allow the bride's parents to witness their wedding.
Karen Mahoney and her new husband, Brian Ray, decided not to wait any longer for Covid-19 restrictions to be lifted, as they wanted to be an item as soon as possible. According to CNN, the two met 35 years ago over a love for skiing but only engaged in March 2021.
This was because they were only friends and married to other people, with each having two kids. However, they got divorced around the same time, and after 19 years, they decided it was time they pursued their relationship after their first meeting in 1985.
Source: Briefly News
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