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    “No kids allowed, only 16 and above” – Nigerian man and his fiancée share things they won’t accept at their wedding (WATCH)

    Papa LincBy Papa LincJune 24, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read7 Views
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    “No kids allowed, only 16 and above” – Nigerian man and his fiancée share things they won’t accept at their wedding (WATCH)
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    A man and his fiancée discuss in a humorous video what they will not allow at their wedding so that they can enjoy their special day without any disruptions.

    The groom-to-be @hardeyshewar_1 stresses the importance of their second couple’s dance, insisting it must not be omitted due to time constraints or guests.

    He emphasized that since he plans to marry only once, every part of the celebration must be fully enjoyed.

    He made it clear that the event would run until 11 p.m., and guests who live far away are free to leave early, without affecting the flow of the celebration.

    His fiancée added, declaring that children would not be allowed at the event, except for those aged 16 and above.

    She explained that they wanted to avoid situations where parents would be distracted chasing their kids around, potentially leading to embarrassing moments, such as a child toppling their wedding cake.

    Given the cost of the cake, the groom wholeheartedly supported her stance, affirming that their wedding day was meant to be memorable and well-managed.

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    @hardeyshewar_1 Nigeria Wedding chronicles part one @kwunkeyi …things i will not take in my wedding 🤣 #fyp #wedding #lagos #naijatiktok ♬ original sound – Hardey|Content Creator





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