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Monday, November 09, 2020

COVID-19 has affected us all and altered ways of doing things, including favourite gatherings such as weddings.

A wedding celebration is a joyous time for families. As such some families usually make a commitment to outdo the rest by hosting an event that will be the talk of the village for some.

Prior to COVID-19, it was a norm to have plenty of food at wedding celebrations. Actually, food plays a big part.

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