- Senator Allan Chesang married his lover, Chanelle Kittony, in a lavish traditional wedding attended by influential guests
- The ceremony was themed in lilac and cream, with most guests following the colour scheme, while even those who didn’t still impressed with their fashion choices
- TUKO.co.ke highlighted the best-dressed celebrities and politicians from the event, including notable figures such as President William Ruto
Trans Nzoia senator Allan Chesang is officially off the market after tying the knot with his lover, Chanelle Kittony, in a lavish traditional Koito ceremony.
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The celebration drew Kenya’s who’s who, including prominent politicians and celebrities, highlighting the couple’s high-profile status, with Chanelle being the daughter of influential businessman Kiprono Kittony.
The wedding took place shortly after Chesang formally delivered his bride price to the Kittony family, and it was nothing short of a spectacle.
Who were the best-dressed at Allan Chesang’s wedding?
The ceremony’s decor, dominated by lilac and cream hues, set the tone for an elegant and opulent event.
TUKO.co.ke captured the standout fashion moments from both celebrities and politicians, who made fashion statements.
1. Allan Chesang
The man of the day, Allan Chesang, was arguably the best-dressed male at the event.
He stepped out in cream trousers and a shirt, paired with a cream fedora hat featuring a purple ribbon at the base.
His ensemble was elevated by an open-chest, multicoloured half coat and accessorised with a silver watch, striking a perfect balance between African wear and modern flair.
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2. Chanelle Kittony
Being the woman of the hour, Chanelle stole the spotlight effortlessly.
She dazzled in a figure-hugging royal purple and white gown that flowed gracefully from the thighs downward.
Her impeccable face beat and understated accessories complemented the gown, making her the centre of attention for all guests.
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3. President William Ruto
President William Ruto was definitely among the most notable attendees, making a strong fashion statement with a casual yet stylish look that differed from his usual formal attire.
He wore a cream fedora hat with a purple ribbon, a cream shirt, and a blue jacket, accessorised with a gold and black walking stick.
His outfit perfectly blended simplicity with elegance, capturing the essence of the ceremony.
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4. Karen Nyamu
Nominated senator Karen Nyamu turned heads in a maroon off-the-shoulder dress.
Her flowing outfit was complemented by a fascinator and a distinctive walking stick, adding a touch of drama and sophistication to her overall appearance. She was among the best-dressed politicians at the event.
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5. Mulamwah
Comedian and content creator Mulamwah also made a statement at the wedding.
He sported black trousers and bulky, flashy black shoes paired with a silver-and-green coat that exuded class and opulence.
Though his outfit slightly deviated from the event’s theme colours, it still drew admiration for its boldness and style.
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6. Useful Idioty
Comedian and content creator Useful Idioty impressed guests with a classic yet luxurious ensemble.
He wore black pants, a lavish silk coat, a white shirt, and a black bow tie. His look, simple but elegant, ensured he stood out without overshadowing the couple.
The groomsmen were also other notable mentions, rocking purple two-piece suits and black fedora hats.
The bridesmaids also stole the spotlight in gold gowns.
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Did Vera Sidika’s brother get married?
In other news, Socialite Vera Sidika’s brother recently celebrated his marriage in a luxurious beach wedding.
Vera turned heads in an orange gown with subtle shimmering details and kept her accessories minimal.
The groom opted for a classic white tuxedo, while his bride chose a non-traditional gown instead of the usual white.
Vera’s children also took part in the ceremony as flower girls and flower boys.
TUKO.co.ke shared photos capturing the stylish moments from the event.
Proofreading by Jackson Otukho, copy editor at TUKO.co.ke.
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