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Former Black Stars coach, Kwesi Appiah, and his lovely wife are celebrating as their eldest daughter tied the knot in a grand ceremony.
Audrey Appiah, the bride, was moved to tears during a heartfelt prayer from her mother in the company of close friends and family just before the white wedding.
Mrs. Appiah looked radiant in a sparkling lace gown and a pink fascinator, while her daughter donned an elegant long-sleeved white wedding dress that quickly became the talk of town.
The renowned football coach exuded elegance in his suit as he proudly walked his daughter down the aisle, a heartwarming moment captured in a beautiful video.
Audrey Appiah, the Ghanaian bride, captivated the wedding guests with her impressive dance moves during the lively white wedding reception party.
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