This is my traditional wedding part two

This is my traditional wedding part two and with a twist because I actually married a Jamaican dancer. So, this is kind of where the cultural influences came. We had Jamaican food. We had some African food. We had gonin food, of course, Wachee. We had Wachee. We had Tekile, we had all. And whilst we weren't able to go out to take our pictures, we ended up taking our pictures on the dance floor. And we were able to take pictures with our guest quite easily right there and then as well. And whilst we were touching up and refreshing up, they were doing a dance battle. We got Caribbean, garnians representing. And then one of my favorite parts of the night, which was peeling through a hole seeing the groms people and the Bridesmaid battle it out with Caricaf Dance. Thanks so much for Tenda for doing this for us. Honestly, the guys ate, they actually learned the dances and they made everything so late and the energy was so powerful. Everyone was just there for a good time. The thing about Ganey and Wedding is that you can't really go wrong. The food is great, the vibes are great, the DJ was bang in, everyone was just in a great mood. No one wanted to leave. I didn't want to leave. And then we had to enter, of course, with a little, you know, cute little Demure gold outfits. is wearing a bit of the Kente from my previous dress. And honestly, it was just beautiful. I danced the night away. There's heels were very very comfortable as well. We had two cakes. Don't know how that happened, but we did. And it wouldn't be a wedding wedding if everyone wasn't just gassed and shimmying. We love to dance. We're just people of joy. So what did we do dance the night away? We didn't want to leave. You know what I mean? So that was my wedding child and we'll get to the white soon.