Rich Marriage Traditions in Ghana.


Experience the marriage ceremony and display of rich culture in the union of 2 individuals and their families in the various Traditional Marriages in Ghana.
Learn the history behind the gifts, money and bride price exchanged at a traditional wedding ceremony.
You will also learn about the extensive background checks that the families perform on both the bride and groom in the various Traditional Marriages in Ghana.

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