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The Ghanaian music industry is buzzing with excitement as highlife sensation, Bisa Kdei exchanged vows with his beautiful bride in a star-studded wedding ceremony.
The 'Asew' hitmaker married his sweetheart in front of family and a few friends in a private wedding ceremony.
The event was a spectacle, with performances from top artistes including Gyakie, S3fa, and Sista Afia.
Dressed in a white tuxedo, Bisa Kdei was all smiles as he and his wife hit the dancefloor in a video that has gone viral.
Watch the video below:
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