2023 Wedding: Bride In High Heels Dances with Vigor at Her Wedding in Video; Netizens Say “She Over Do Am”
- An overexcited slender bride owned the spotlight with her dramatic entry at her wedding reception
- She was filmed with her husband in their stunning outfits as they danced across the pathway to the front
- While some netizens were amazed that she was able to deliver her dance moves in high heels, some said she was in a rush
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A viral video spotlighting an overexcited bride's dramatic entrance to her wedding reception with her white husband has sparked a stir on social media.
The pair happily danced to Heavy Load, a popular song by top-tier Ghanaian rapper Eno Barony, across the pathway to the front at their wedding.
What the couple wore to the wedding reception
The bride donned a colourful sleeveless dress with a bare neck for the occasion and boosted her confidence with high heels.
Source: UGC
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The groom sported an all-white traditional outfit for their wedding reception, where guests cheered them. He was completely upstaged by the bride during their performance.
The couple's video, shared on TikTok by mc_marcantwi, has raked in 1.2 million views at the time of this report.
''Give way! Give way for the white man’s wife. Bride: @Missfiscaofficial ...'' portions of tmc_marcantwi's caption read.
Netizens who reacted were fixated on the bride's attitude and hyper mood at her wedding. While some were amazed that she was able to deliver her dance moves in high heels, some said she was overexcited.
Watch the clip below:
Netizens commented on the dancing video of the couple
Candice commented:
"When they say you won’t get married because of your attitude and you finally get married."
NaaSelly said:
''Wopre paa wai. Eiish. Anyway, congrats!"
SaaMax posted:
"Me thinking she over do am. Lol."
Miss_Takyiwaa asked:
"Why isn’t anybody talking about the heels?"
Awesome Foodie said:
"Not me thinking her heels would disappoint her."
User4620408881621 commented:
"Let’s be real here, if the bride wasn’t this lively, the ceremony would have been boring."
Adepa911 said:
"I tap into your blessings and happiness darling, Franca."
MaameEsssyy commented:
"The fact that she did all this with this high heels effortlessly."
Akosua International posted:
"Oprega nieeeeee London."
2023 Wedding: Curvy Bride Shows Off Her Dance Moves in Video
Still on weddings, Briefly News previously reported that an overzealous bride tripped and fell to the ground while dancing to a vibey song at her Islamic wedding, known in Ghanaian parlance as 'Awure'.
In a video spotted by Briefly News, the gorgeously dressed bride is seen enthusiastically performing a Ghanaian song amid cheers from the guests.
The young lady sported a colourful traditional ensemble that featured heels for the occasion.
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Source: YEN.com.gh
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