
A dream wedding is a wish for almost every young person wishing to get married .
Most men will try and look for enough cash to make their wedding look great just to please their partners or even themselves as well as friends and families .
However , the US-based Ghanaian highlife/afro pop artiste, Jorvago is of the view that , it is a waste of time and money to spend lavishly on weddings .
According to the ‘ Yorgorgor’ hit maker , partners who plan to get married should reduce the expenditure on weddings and rather spend a lot of money on the post-wedding vacations such as honeymoon.
He further stated that spending lower on weddings will lead to lower probability of marriage ending in a divorce.
Jorvago , who is known mostly as the ‘ladies man ‘ because of his good looks and silky voice added that partners who spend outrageously on weddings mostly end up in divorce because after the marriage there is problem taking care of the home which breeds lots of problems and it eventually leads to divorce.
Jorvago took to his twitter handle to share a photo of a couple in a wedding ceremony and with a marriage “counselor’s’ caption which his fans even could not fathom if the talented musician is now a relationship expert .
On his twitter handle he wrote :
Source: BrownGH.com



Abronye loses again as Court of Appeal dismisses bid to halt Samson Anyenini’s d...
Over 30 women feared trapped in prostitution in Savannah as GIS arrests traffick...
Govt pays GH¢24.8bn to statutory funds since January — Ato Forson
Seven missing Axim fishing canoe crew located in Togo’s waters — Western Regiona...
Health Ministry assures Ghanaians of readiness to manage Ebola cases
FDA shuts down Arcan Bitters factory again over illegal production in Ashanti Re...
PAC chair praises NPA CEO Edudzi Tameklo’s performance at committee hearing
Ghanaian jailed nine months in US for using relative’s social security number to...
Ukraine war: I'm going to Russia to convince President Putin to ceasefire — Maha...
'Prof. Jane Naana is Vice President of Ghana; not for women and girls' — Victori...
