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Lovely white wedding photos of actor John Dumelo and wife Gifty

Ghanaian actor, John Dumelo and his pretty wife, Gifty, have finally hosted their white wedding, a year after their traditional marriage.

The young couple had made things official with their traditional wedding on May 12, 2018, and many celebrity guests were in attendance to celebrate them.

Beautiful photos from actor John Dumelo's white wedding

Beautiful photos from actor John Dumelo's white wedding
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Well, John and Gifty have had the town buzzing again with their star-studded white wedding. The lovely couple were flanked on both sides with their best man and maid of honour as they took their vows.

Beautiful photos from actor John Dumelo's white wedding

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Fellow actress, Nadia Buari, was the maid of honour for the day and she is said to be the bride's best friend while actor Fred Nuamah was the best man.

Beautiful photos from actor John Dumelo's white wedding

Beautiful photos from actor John Dumelo's white wedding
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Months after the actor and his wife got married traditionally, they welcomed a baby boy who was also named John.

Congratulations to the couple.

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