The invitation is out, and we have the first look at Fikile’s bridal gown for her Wedding to Mazwi Moroka tonight. The wedding has been planned to the last detail, and as we all know, the wedding day is about the bride and her dress, so we can’t wait to see what Fikile’s gown will look like.
Fikile will walk down the aisle in a white and silver gown with a beautiful veil, and Mazwi looks dapper in his black Tuxedo with a bow tie.
It looks like all is going to look fantastic, judging from the snippets from yesterday. Fikile asked her son Bonga to walk her down the aisle, and her daughter was the one who would capture the special day as the wedding photographer.
Lucy and Ayanda are also shown dressed to the nines.
Last night Kabisi expressed concern for the couple at the rehearsal lunch. Mazwi and Fikile were paying attention to everyone but each other. Mazwi spent the whole time talking to Sphe, and Fikile was busy calming her very irritated ex-husband down.
The media will play a massive part in this wedding as Kabisi is banking on this wedding to give the Moroka name its dignity after being dragged through the mud in recent months.
The journalist Sipho was all over the wedding taking pictures, but he wasn’t there to do good. He was there to gossip and slander the Moroka name. He started by poisoning Lelethu by warning him to watch his back because the Morokas only look out for number one. The wedding will be an outdoor event with beautiful decor and flower arrangements.
We all know by now that things are not going to end well, intact, it’s going to be a disaster, and the bride will end up leaving Mazwi at the altar after he says his vows to Tracy.
Maybe Fikile should have taken uncle Kenosi’s warning after all. The Moroka wedding will explore heartbreak, cheating, disloyalty and lies. Fikile will go to a place she cannot reach, and Mazwi receives a hot slap from Lucy, who understands exactly what happened for Fikile to run off.
Check out some of the pictures of the Pre-wedding and especially the bridal gown.
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