Ohangla sensation Prince Indah made a show-stopping entrance into Rapogi village, Migori County, for his traditional wedding, an event that has since become the talk of the town.

Held at his bride Winnie NyaMigori's family homestead, the much-anticipated ceremony beautifully blended cultural richness with modern glamour, resulting in a celebration that will be remembered for years to come.

From the onset, the wedding was nothing short of a spectacle. Locals lined the dusty murram roads, eager to catch a glimpse of the Ohangla star as the sound of rumbling engines drew closer.

A long convoy of luxury vehicles—mostly sleek black and silver SUVs—snaked through the village, kicking up clouds of red dust and excitement.

Children in school uniforms, women dressed in colourful lesos, and curious elders all paused their routines to wave, cheer, and capture the unforgettable moment on their phones.

One of the most jaw-dropping aspects was the arrival of guests via private helicopters, which landed in nearby fields, leaving villagers stunned and thrilled.

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The buzzing rotors, the grandeur of the landing, and the sight of dignitaries stepping out added an air of royalty to the day.

Leading the festivities was Prince Indah himself, whose grand arrival wasn’t just a show of wealth, but a declaration of love, celebration, and respect for tradition.

Social media buzzed with speculation, and many had urged him to host a ceremony worthy of his musical status. He did not disappoint.

In a touching nod to tradition, a van carrying 16 cows and four goats—intended as bride price—was seen in the convoy.

Accompanying the livestock were luxury vehicles, an image that perfectly captured the marriage of old and new.

Fashion also took centre stage. Mueni, wife to designer Bolo Bespoke, revealed that she played a key role in designing Prince Indah’s outfit and helped source material for the bride’s attire.

The bride donned three elegant outfits throughout the day, with one standout being a flowing orange and purple gown, paired with golden jewellery—an ensemble that oozed royalty.

Her bridesmaids matched the tone with stunning white and grey dresses that added grace to the ceremony.

However, it was Prince Indah's daughter, Camara, who stole the show. Dressed in a fairy-tale pink gown adorned with silver embellishments and layers of delicate ruffles, she captivated guests and online admirers alike. Her pearl-studded headpiece and elegant updo completed the enchanting look.

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The invite-only affair attracted several high-profile guests, including Homa Bay Governor Gladys Wanga and Siaya Governor James Orengo, both of whom arrived by chopper.

Lang'ata MP Jalang’o and fashion guru Bolo Bespoke stood by Indah as part of his groomsmen.