Aphiwe Theodorah Mvinjelwa
MINNIE’S TRADITIONAL WEDDING CEREMONY (Umembeso – A gift giving ceremony)
“Call me Mrs Jones”
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HOW HOT WAS MRS JONES?
Our very own “Mrs Jones” Durban – Celebrity (Minnie Dlamini) 27 and her “Mr Jones” 36 – (Quinton Jones). They congregated very prestigious individuals cooperatively, to reinforce the exquisite day, as they celebrated their traditional wedding ceremony (Umembeso) announcing their union. It was an exclusive event that catered for distinctive guest’s approved by the “Jones” and their immediate family members. The beautiful event took place on a beautiful sunny day in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal on the – 8th July 2017. The gift – giving ceremony (Umembeso) is a step closer to the big wedding day that will take place sometime in September as mentioned by the princess in her interviews.
Well, you know how “we are as people” we turn to break the rules, sundry images of the bride and associates circulated the social media, and boom!!! We saw our princess dazzling, revealing her gorgeous self – clothed in a beaded white dress with a traditional Zulu hat and neck piece. She looked elegant and glared alongside her loved ones the guest as the photographs disseminated on social media.
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She looked stunning, breath – taking and her smile was radiant as always. Her voluptuous physic was presented exceptionally by the body corn dress striped with gold lines, the curly hairstyle with the big white hat to match the dress did the trick. She had her friends, collogues, prestigious individuals gracing her ceremony for much loved support. The table decorations alongside the crystal glasses resembled class at it’s best, matching her taste in fashion. This ceremony included the A – listers such as “ Unathi, Basetsana Khumalo, Nandi Ngoma, Jessica Nkosi. She looked very tropical, [hot as lava] our very own princess ecstatic, becoming a wife and slaying the traditional look.
We wish her all the best in her new pursuit,, may she continue to triumph as the diamond of South Africa, even as “Mrs Jones”.
