After weeks of anticipation and meticulous preparations, the Busoga Royal wedding finally unfolded in a spectacular fashion as His Royal Majesty, King Wilberforce Nadiope Kadhumbula Gabula IV, fondly known as Kyabazinga, and his radiant Queen, Inhebantu Jovia Mutesi, exchanged their vows at the majestic Christ Cathedral in Jinja City today.
The post-nuptial festivities continued at the royal residence in Bugembe, where an estimated 2000 guests reveled in the celebration as history books were being written by scholars and as the clock ticked towards the grand event, the final touches on the palace's celebration venue were underway, complete with a colossal marquee exquisitely adorned for the royal affair.
Across the 11 vibrant counties of the Busoga Kingdom, designated venues have been arranged for the kingdom's subjects to witness the matrimonial proceedings live. Attendees can expect an abundance of delicious food and beverages to enhance the joyous atmosphere.
The celebratory spirit gripped Jinja City and various townships in Busoga, echoing with the rhythm of drums and the jubilant revelry of subjects who danced, partied, and paraded through the streets in anticipation of the joyous occasion.
The Busoga Royal wedding has become a celebration that seamlessly blends tradition with modernity, promising a memorable occasion for all fortunate enough to witness this historic union.
The prestigious affair is graced by the esteemed presence of Achibishop Stephen Kazimba Mugalu, overseeing the proceedings with the finesse befitting such a royal spectacle.
Distinguished guests from diverse cultural backgrounds have flocked to witness the grand event, including the radiant Queen Sylvia Naginda of Buganda, the ever-graceful Queen Best Kemigisa Akiiki of Tooro, and political luminaries such as Rebecca Kadaga and Edward Kiwanuka Ssekandi.
Anticipation is at its peak as the special guest of honor, President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, is set to make a regal appearance, adding an extra layer of prestige to the festivities.
