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Popular Kumawood actor Abraham Davis, fondly known as Salinko, has officially tied the knot with his long-time love, Lydia Atta-siaw, in a beautiful wedding ceremony that has captivated fans and social media alike.
The celebration began with a touching church service at the Methodist Church, Haatso-Ecomog, where family and friends gathered to witness the joyful union.
With hearts full of love and well-wishes, loved ones filled the venue, watching as the couple exchanged vows in a serene and heartfelt atmosphere.
Actress Matilda Asare, one of Salinko’s close colleagues, set the tone by reading a beautiful Bible verse.
Salinko’s wedding was a true showcase of Kumawood’s unity, as several stars from the industry came out in full support of their colleague.
Among them was the actor Don Little, who played a special role as Salinko’s groomsman, adding a delightful touch to the day with his charm and humor.
The ceremony was followed by a reception that was as colorful as it was intimate, hosted at a beautifully decorated private venue.
Social media has since been abuzz with well-wishes and congratulatory messages for the couple, with fans expressing admiration for the love and happiness radiating from their special day.
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