Couple’s 20-Guest Wedding Leaves Mzansi Impressed: "Wouldn’t Have It Any Other Way"
- A 20-guest wedding shared on TikTok captured Mzansi’s attention for its close-knit yet elegant atmosphere
- The couple’s stylish looks and the beautifully decorated venue added to the charm of the close-knit celebration
- Social media users flooded the comments section, praising the concept and sharing their own views on smaller weddings in SA
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A wedding celebration with just 20 guests has left South Africans swooning online, with many praising the couple for keeping their special day so close yet elegant.

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The heartwarming clip was shared on TikTok on 15 February 2026 under the handle @seja_ceekah, where it quickly gained traction for showcasing a beautifully curated ceremony attended by only close family and friends.
Captioning the video, @seja_ceekah wrote:
"Wouldn’t have it any other way 🥹," making it clear that the smaller guest list was a deliberate and meaningful choice for her and her partner.
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According to the footage, the bride was stunning in a beautiful gown that perfectly complemented the refined setting. The groom looked equally dashing in a classic black suit, adding to the timeless feel of the occasion. Despite the limited number of attendees, the guests were dressed to the nines, bringing glamour and sophistication to the close gathering.

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The venue itself was elegantly decorated, with tasteful finishes and décor that created a warm and romantic atmosphere. From carefully arranged floral displays to softly lit reception details, every element reflected thoughtful planning and attention to detail.
Clips from the celebration showed the couple dancing joyfully with their loved ones, sharing laughter and heartfelt moments throughout the evening. The smaller setting appeared to allow for more personal interactions, with guests fully engaged in celebrating the newlyweds.
Social media users flooded the comments section with admiration, with many expressing how refreshing it was to see a wedding that prioritised intimacy over extravagance. Several people noted that they would also opt for a similar celebration, citing lower costs, less stress and a more meaningful experience.
The viral video by the social media user @seja_ceekah has sparked conversations about modern wedding trends in South Africa, with many agreeing that sometimes less truly is more.
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Mzansi weighs in on couple’s 20-guest wedding
The online community flooded the comments section, expressing their thoughts on the South African couple’s small wedding.
Ntswakiseabela said:
"And those village weddings where you don't even know 50 % of the people, are something I don't want, congrats sesi."
Bathandwa shared:
"Mina, my wedding will be just like your mara will do it on Christmas day 😂pretending that I'm hosting Christmas."
TheSugarHoneyIcedTea stated:
"Honestly its the best way😭 spending unnecessarily in this day and age is madness.😂"
Huni1111 wrote:
"Well done, babes ... I'm joining you cause it's not like 🤣."
Olwethu Ndarala expressed:
"I had 30 guests at mine❤️and it was perfect."
Tayleagilliland commented:
"I cannot preach enough, have a small wedding and a big honeymoon 😭."

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