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Comedian, Richard Kweku Asante popularly known as Kalybos has tied the knot with his fiancée.
The couple celebrated their traditional wedding on Friday, November 10, followed by a star-studded white wedding on Saturday.
The joyous occasion was graced by various celebrities including Prince David Osei, James Gardiner, Bismarck The Joke, and Ahoufe Patricia. The presence of these notable figures added an extra layer of glamour to the nuptial festivities.
Captured in videos and pictures shared on Instagram, Kalybos and his bride were a vision of radiance, adorned in stunning purple and gold Kente, symbolising the richness and uniqueness of their union.
The vibrant colors mirrored the joyous atmosphere surrounding the couple's special day.
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