Bride Makes Great Statement, Video Shows Her Arriving Wedding in Helicopter
- A Ghanaian couple living in Italy stepped it up a notch higher during their white wedding ceremony
- The bride made a grand entrance as she arrived at the wedding venue in a helicopter
- A video of her spectacular entrance as her would-be-husband welcomed her has surfaced
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A Ghanaian couple based in Italy stepped it up a notch higher during their white wedding ceremony as the bride arrived at the wedding venue in a helicopter.
Kofi Bonsu and Florence got married in a white wedding ceremony, with guests and loved ones seated on an open field.
The bride, who was upbeat about the momentous day, went all out to look stunning for her wedding.
Source: Facebook
Arriving in a chopper
In a video sighted by Legit.ng on the Facebook account of Zionfelix, the bride is seen being escorted to the helicopter by her bridesmaids.
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She was captured beaming with smiles as she took decisive steps towards the helicopter to the wedding venue.
Welcoming the bride
When she finally arrived, her would-be-husband, who was captured walking majestically to welcome her, ensured she safely got down from the chopper.
The pair were full of smiles and posed for pictures before heading to the wedding venue to exchange vows.
How I met my wife
Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that a Nigerian man, Emmanuel Umaru Maigari, narrated his love story and how he met his wife in 2016 at a pharmacy he had gone shopping for drugs for his uncle.
In an exclusive message sent to Legit.ng, Emmanuel said that when he got to the store, all officials were attending to other people except him as he stood for 30 minutes.
He said:
"It all started sometimes in 2016 when I went to help my uncle buy drugs for his pharmacy store, then I met this pretty lady, on reaching the pharmacy shop where I was to get the drugs, I saw all the workers busy with customers and I stood there for up to 30 minutes, after that long waiting, one of the supervisors asked her to come and attend to me..."
A lady with a calm face and smile later came up to him and attended to him. Emmanuel stated that the next time he went to the place, he insisted the same lady serve him.
Source: Legit.ng
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