By Prince Sunny Ebhojiaye.
It was all joy and ecstasy as Jolaosho Records Company Chairman, oil and gas mogul, Chief Adetokunbo Jolaosho gave out his beautiful daughter, Aminat Oluwatoyin in marriage to Olufemi Kayode from the respected Oludife family.
The traditional wedding took place at Regency Hotel Hall, Alausa, Ikeja, Lagos State on the 16th December 2021, while the wedding took place on the 18th December 2021 at the Christ Apostolic Church, off Kudirat Abiola way, Oregun, Ikeja. The colourful reception was at Times Square Events Centre, 27, Ajao road, Ikeja, Lagos.
The classy wedding was witnessed by top dignitaries from all walks of life. The plum and beautiful bride, who was in her best in a white sequence sleeveless flowing gown, was a cynosure of all eyes as she came to the church led by her amiable father, Chief Adetokunbo Jolaosho.
The groom, tall, ebony black Olufemi Kayode was in a black suit. The beautiful mother of the bride, Mrs. Jolaosho stormed the event with members of her family and well wishers.
To say that the amiable proud mum dazzled at the event is an understatement as she stole the show with her regalia white lace, looking so beautiful in the specially white colourful lace outfit adored by bride and groom parents as well as well wishers.
Barrister Sunny Ebhojiaye and Chief Jolaosho.
An interesting attraction at the wedding reception which many guests will not forget in a hurry is the exhibition of various dance step by the fathers of the bride and groom, Chief Adetokunbo Jolaosho and Chief Kayode.
America based groom Olufemi Kayode and Aminat Oluwatoyin must be lucky to have such families who stood with them on the days of their joy. One thing we ask God to do is to make the couple friends for ever.
Both the engagement, and church wedding venues were well manned by tight security personnel.
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