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The Heartland

Ghana's Wedding Heritage

Africa's most documented wedding culture. Seven distinct peoples, seven distinct paths to the altar: from the Ashanti royal courts of Kumasi to the Krobo bead-makers of Odumase.

7
Distinct Traditions
From coast to north
16
Regions Covered
All of Ghana
1957
Independence Year
First in sub-Saharan Africa

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