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This Somali-Ghanaian Wedding in South Africa’s Winelands Was a Love Letter to Family and Culture
Set against the mountains of Banhoek Valley, Sagal Mohammed and Richard Fordwor’s destination wedding blended an intimate Islamic blessing, a Christian ceremony, Somali traditions, and an Afrobeats-fueled after party.
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Set against the mountains of Banhoek Valley, Sagal Mohammed and Richard Fordwor’s destination wedding blended an intimate Islamic blessing, a Christian ceremony, Somali traditions, and an Afrobeats-fueled after party.
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According to Vogue’s linked item, This Somali-Ghanaian Wedding in South Africa’s Winelands Was a Love Letter to Family and Culture, Set against the mountains of Banhoek Valley, Sagal Mohammed and Richard Fordwor’s destination wedding blended an intimate Islamic blessing, a Christian ceremony, Somali traditions, and an Afrobeats-fueled after party.
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