Vihiga: 5 Heartwarming Photos As Mudavadi's Daughter MaryAnne Marries Partner In Flashy Traditional Wedding

• MaryAne Mudavadi and Nyaga Karanja tied the knot in a colourful traditional wedding attended by several rich kids and politicians
• The beautiful bride dazzled in a long, body-hugging green dress, while the groom wore a black kaftan suit with a touch of green, a matching stylish hat, black shoes
• MaryAnne's father, politician Musalia Mudavadi thrilled netizens with lovely dance moves as he enjoyed Luhya wedding songs

Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi's only daughter, MaryAnne, is off the market.

MaryAnne tied the knot with her longtime partner, lawyer Nyaga Karanja, and her parents, Mudavadadi and Tessie, welcomed her guests warm-heartedly.

TUKO.co.ke has compiled adorable photos and videos from the couple's flashy wedding.

1. Nyaga and MaryAnne a lovely couple

The lovebirds kept their affair private and finalised their union on Saturday, August 19, after dating for some time.

The two lovers looked stunning at their wedding in matching emerald green outfits.

MaryAnne wore a long body-hugging lace dress, while Nyaga wore a black outfit head to toe with a touch of green

2. Flashy wedding

The couple's wedding brought the quiet village of Mululu to a standstill.

From flashy cars to thousands of guests, villagers watched silently from the road, heading to Mudavadi's Mululu home.

From the decor to seats and plates, glasses and cutlery, the wedding is said to have cost the two families an arm and a leg.

3. Cross-cultural union

Nyaga, a Kikuyu, married MaryAne, a Luhya; many have praised them for intermarrying.

Guests from central Kenya dressed in their traditional brown outfits worn at ruracio, carried the famous kiondo bags and other goodies given to the bride's family during weddings.

A group of Kikuyu women entertained guests as they sang and danced to popular Kikuyu hits for weddings.

4. Mudavadi entertains guests at daughter's wedding

The veteran politician was jovial at his daughter's wedding, and at some point, he took to the dance floor to entertain guests.

Mudavadi, armed with a maroon notebook in his left hand and a stylish staff stick in his right hand, danced vigorously to a popular Luhya hit, leaving guests cheering.

5. Stylish wedding

The guests dressed in stylish African print clothes in different designs.

The groomsmen wore green kaftan suits, while the bridesmaids wore brown kitenge outfits. The bridal and groomsmen team comprised several rich kids from Kenya.

Goodluck Jonathan attends a wedding in Kenya

Recently, another high-profile wedding trended for days. The wedding between Jude Barrister Ogbuku , a Nigerian and a Kenyan, Joy Wanjiru, went down at Izaak Walton Hotel in Embu.

Former Nigerian president Goodluck Jonathan was among the prominent people who graced the wedding. Jude is Jonathan's nephew, and he left Kenyans surprised after attending the wedding.

The veteran politician wore a black kaftan suit, black hat and matching shoes to his nephew's traditional wedding and was welcomed warmly.