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Elizabeth Elechi married her cardiologist, a wedding that took place immediately after they met, a wedding steeped in gold, rhinestones and luxury.
“Katerina Kenorghiu wrote first on my shoe. I arranged it for her, and the groom is ready for it. So you mean Maria Bacodemo. Maraki, I don’t see you here,” Elizabeth Eletsi said, speaking to reporters immediately after the wedding.
The groom was thrilled, saying he was shocked when he saw Elizabeth. “I was waiting for her and saw how beautiful she was. It was written that the marriage should take place, and so it happened.”
As for the first night of the wedding, Elizabeth Elechi replied, “We’re having a baby,” as the couple continued to comment on everything from who was doing the housework to the decorations.
Couple kiss:
Bonbonnieres and golden crowns
The wedding was traditional and luxurious, with the bride arriving in a Ferrari, the church was decorated with stunning flowers and air fresheners and candles were given as gifts to the guests. All in gold, of course.
The wedding took place at Agia Skipi Church in Papago, on the afternoon of Saturday 9 December, and was followed by a reception at the property. The bride was accompanied by ZeRaw from the Vegas music group.
Only one of Elizabeth Ilechi’s sisters was able to attend the wedding, while the rest lived abroad.
The couple danced to the tune of Black Magic Woman, with Elizabeth Eleksie’s husband saying, “Now I’ll be part of the entertainment industry too.” “I try to control Elizabeth’s spontaneity because she says too much,” he said.
He added: “My wish to have Elizabeth as a wife has been fulfilled.”
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