The nuptials of the year are just days away Somizi Mhlongo and his partner Mohale Motaung have officially begun counting down. He also shared that even though it was exciting and nerve-wracking at the same time, they had an amazing team to bring their vision to life.
The excitement. The anxiety. The goop goop goop. But we have an amazing team in making sure that all goes smooth and well. Lead by the best communications and consulting company Liquid Image Consulting which is headed by my dear friend Zandisile Nhlapo and Ntando Zikalal. Security and protocol department lead by my best friend Leeroy, we are in good hands.
On Saturday night, Mohale also shared a “step video” on Instagram of how they were practising for the glamorous occasion. The event is reportedly set to take place at Mohale’s parents’ home. City Press reported last week that this will be the first of two ceremonies that the couple would have. The white wedding is set for January.
And, what’s a wedding of the year without bomb entertainment? Well, SomG recently name-dropped Judith Sephuma, Brenda Mtambo, Vusi Nova, Bo, Lerato Kganyago, Naked DJ and Prince Kaybee as being among the line-up that will keep people jammin’ to the beat.
Somizi and Mohale’s wedding is going to be extra Leyvels “There’s no money issues” #LTDWSomizi pic.twitter.com/E9FTLXGeaG
— Vuyiswa Mzinyathi 🇿🇦 (@vuyiswa612) September 19, 2019
Awww I’m so excited for Somizi and Mohale’s wedding😭😭❤
— SAn Women Are in Hell (@Precious_Osego) September 22, 2019
@Somizi and @mohale_motaung we are ready for the wedding special. #IdolsSA pic.twitter.com/S937fzZzEw
— Zama (@AfricanQueen124) September 22, 2019
This venue is utmost 👍👌👏🙌 goals 👌👌🔥😍 beautiful inside and outside Wow can’t wait for @somizi and @mohale_motaung wedding #livingthedreamwithsomizi
— IG:Joy-Zelda (@joy_zelda) September 19, 2019
In other news – First royal family trip for Harry and Meghan kicks off in SA today
Prince Harry, Meghan and their son will touch down in the coastal city of Cape Town for the first leg of their 10-day southern Africa trip. The tour will begin with an education workshop in one of Cape Town’s townships — areas crippled by gang violence that sit just miles from the city’s stunning beaches and rolling vineyards.
They will then visit District Six museum, a memorial to the forced relocation of some 60,000 non-white residents from the city centre during apartheid. Read more
Source: Timeslive
