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Medikal and Fella Makafui tied the knot on March 7.
The event which took place Odekye Gardens in East Legon saw family and friends gather to celebrate the union of the couple.
Official photographer of the day, Chocolate, has dropped some photos from the ceremony.
The celebrity photographer captured the special moments with the bride and grooms family, including the time Criss Waddle and Shatta Wale went into the prayer spirit to speak some blessings into the lives of the new couple.
See the photos below (credit: ChocolateShotIt):
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