Jeremy Kiuna recently asked his gorgeous lover to marry him at an exclusive location, marking the beginning of their journey to marriage.
He took the next step over the last weekend when he and his family paid dowry for Stephanie during a lavish ceremony Videos seen by TUKO.co.ke captured the colourful celebrations, from the outfits and décor to guests enjoying themselves throughout the event.
Jeremy Kiuna, son of the late televangelist Bishop Allan Kiuna, is clearly setting his sights on married life. Jeremy Kiuna got engaged to his lover Stephanie Githinji.Just days after getting engaged to his stunning lover, Stephanie Githinji, the couple has taken the next big step in their love story.
Did Jeremy Kiuna pay Stephanie’s dowry? Their romance, often shared on social media through touching gestures, has been nothing short of a fairy tale. During their engagement, Jeremy went all out, from decorations and outfits to the proposal ring, and Stephanie happily said yes. READ ALSO Rachel Ruto pens emotional message to hubby on his birthday: “I celebrate you”
The event brought joy to Jeremy’s family, with his mother, Kathy, celebrating him with a heartfelt prayer and comparing their romance to her own with the late Bishop Allan. Over the past weekend, Jeremy, alongside his family, hosted a lavish dowry ceremony, marking the beginning of the traditional process to officially make Stephanie his wife.
Videos shared on social media by friends who attended the event captured the celebrations, which took place at an exclusive, undisclosed location. The atmosphere combined traditional Kikuyu colours with modern touches, including elegant lighting.
The couple matched in dazzling dark brown outfits, with Stephanie standing out in a figure-hugging gown that made her the centre of attention. Throughout the day, Stephanie was lively, dancing and engaging with Jeremy, who beamed with pride and hyped her up. Jeremy’s mother was also present, enjoying the festivities and celebrating her son’s special day. Watch the video below to see how the festivities went down.
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