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A USA-based Ghanaian man has tied the knot with his longtime girlfriend through a virtual wedding, igniting widespread debate online as someone held the bride's hand for him!

Viral footage from the ceremony shows the groom attending via FaceTime while someone physically present stood in for him, holding the bride’s hands on his behalf. A microphone was placed near the phone so he could recite his vows. Despite the effort to make the ceremony appear normal, the bride’s straight-faced expression throughout the event raised eyebrows.

Social media users had mixed reactions. One person asked, “What’s the difference between this and a spiritual marriage?” while another questioned, “What’s the point of getting married if it’s virtual?” However, others defended the couple, saying that love is what truly matters.

While the debate rages on, the couple is now officially married—virtually or not!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CUQt_b05WGA

Video marriage? What kind of fucckery was that?

Women don see shege for this marriage thing

🤭

Nonexisting1:
Video marriage? What kind of fucckery was that?

Very laughable. He should appear in person and solemnize the marriage properly

What!

Judybash93:
What!

see it on nairaland front-page soon 😂

It will soon become a trend, when it does don't forget it started in Ghana

🤣🤣🤣
Still better than ladies who wedded trees, animals and inanimate objects.
She now has an unwavering hope...
Now each time she passes beside the Airport, she would have goosebumps 🤣🤣
I remembered my time 🤣🤣

happy married life i guess

Tinubu oo

COMRADES, video call marriage? I can't do that

Technologically they are married that's what it means

OK


Lol



we knew that such news will come from either Ghana or Kenya and co ,,



it could be that the guy is not in Ghana


but whatever reason it may be ,


it is not good ,




Princess Faith Chukwu

Rexnegro:
Technologically they are married that's what it means

the man way give her ring nko

Wierdos

GistMedia0:
A USA-based Ghanaian man has tied the knot with his longtime girlfriend through a virtual wedding, igniting widespread debate online as someone held the bride's hand for him!

Viral footage from the ceremony shows the groom attending via FaceTime while someone physically present stood in for him, holding the bride’s hands on his behalf. A microphone was placed near the phone so he could recite his vows. Despite the effort to make the ceremony appear normal, the bride’s straight-faced expression throughout the event raised eyebrows.

Social media users had mixed reactions. One person asked, “What’s the difference between this and a spiritual marriage?” while another questioned, “What’s the point of getting married if it’s virtual?” However, others defended the couple, saying that love is what truly matters.

While the debate rages on, the couple is now officially married—virtually or not!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CUQt_b05WGA

I hope the same man will do the honey moon on behalf of the groom.

merits:
I hope the same man will do the honey moon on behalf of the groom.

😂

GistMedia0:
A USA-based Ghanaian man has tied the knot with his longtime girlfriend through a virtual wedding, igniting widespread debate online as someone held the bride's hand for him!

Viral footage from the ceremony shows the groom attending via FaceTime while someone physically present stood in for him, holding the bride’s hands on his behalf. A microphone was placed near the phone so he could recite his vows. Despite the effort to make the ceremony appear normal, the bride’s straight-faced expression throughout the event raised eyebrows.

Social media users had mixed reactions. One person asked, “What’s the difference between this and a spiritual marriage?” while another questioned, “What’s the point of getting married if it’s virtual?” However, others defended the couple, saying that love is what truly matters.

While the debate rages on, the couple is now officially married—virtually or not!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CUQt_b05WGA

That "bride" doesn't look happy

I doubt weda she get choice for the matter

No be even d video stuff dey vex me.... na d men and women wey dress up attend d wedding dey pain me

Judolisco:
No be even d video stuff dey vex me.... na d men and women wey dress up attend d wedding dey pain me

the story no complete op

I have attended this type of wedding. Both Bride and groom weren't in Nigeria duh so it wasn't really weird

He shouldn’t forget to sms his spermatozoa to her 😜

Do you think you've seen it all, please visit Ghana for new things!

Ashante kotoko

GistMedia0:
A USA-based Ghanaian man has tied the knot with his longtime girlfriend through a virtual wedding, igniting widespread debate online as someone held the bride's hand for him!

Viral footage from the ceremony shows the groom attending via FaceTime while someone physically present stood in for him, holding the bride’s hands on his behalf. A microphone was placed near the phone so he could recite his vows. Despite the effort to make the ceremony appear normal, the bride’s straight-faced expression throughout the event raised eyebrows.

Social media users had mixed reactions. One person asked, “What’s the difference between this and a spiritual marriage?” while another questioned, “What’s the point of getting married if it’s virtual?” However, others defended the couple, saying that love is what truly matters.

While the debate rages on, the couple is now officially married—virtually or not!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CUQt_b05WGA

God when?

Nonexisting1:
Video marriage? What kind of fucckery was that?

The garbage on nairaland is lead heavy, it's a Kennelly heaviside layer of bullcrap

The groom probably isn't too sure of his immigration status and doesn't want to enter the radar of ICE. He knows if he leaves the US, he will not be allowed back in. She probably won't be able to join him over there either. Doing so will draw the attention of ICE and that's not what anyone wants right now.