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THE BRIDE’S DRESS
- Lace-trimmed V-neck bodice with long sleeves, full skirt, veil and diamond tiara. There bourgeois Jovia Mutesi she married King William Gabula Nadope IV becoming queen of Busoga, one of the five Kingdoms of Uganda
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LIKE KATE MIDDLETON
- To dress the bride the Ugandan brand Hers which was inspired by the dress designed by Sarah Burton for Alexander McQueen worn by Kate Middleton in 2011. Ceremonial dress with hat topped with a feather for the sovereign
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THE ROYAL WEDDING
- A royal wedding had not been celebrated in the small Ugandan kingdom for 60 years. To attend the ceremony over 2 thousand guests arrived at Palazzo Igenge, the official residence of the royal family in Bugembe, the capital of the Kingdom
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THREE CHANGES OF DRESS FOR THE NEW QUEEN
- The ceremony included the Anglican rite, with the arrival of the royal couple at the Palace accompanied by an impressive procession. The ceremony was followed by a gala reception. Three changes of dress for the bride
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THE PEOPLE’S PARTY
- In the street people celebrated by playing music traditional instruments and bringing it to the stage traditional dances
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THE KING OF BUSOGA
- Born in 1988, the current monarch or Kyabazinga of Busoga, is son of a former tourism minister Ugandan and nephew on the paternal side of the former Kyabazinga (king) between 1949 and 1955. In Bugosa, in fact, a king is not born but becomes
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THE NEW QUEEN
- A member of the Anglican Church of Uganda and known for her humanitarian work, Jovia Mutesi has assumed the title of Inhebantu (queen consort). Lgraduated in Law, has a Masters in Human Rights
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THE TWO SONS
- King and queen met while working as lawyers in Kampala. Yes. I am engaged in 2020 and they already have two children: Prince David Gabula and Princess Sarah Gabula
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