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Liberia: Rose Dousuah & Prince Horace's Gilded Wedding in the Quintessential Subur of New Jersey

Fashion designer Rose Dousuah of Roshe Design and promoter Prince Horace have officially walked down the aisle. On August 7 in an intimate ceremony at the The Terrace in Paramus, New Jersey, the Liberian celebrity couple tied the knot.
In attendance were the CEO of the Liberian Entertainment Awards, Tarkus Zonen, Jersey International partners, Ms. Debbie Ivy and Debornic Wilson, CLiberiaclearly, CEO Berenice Mulubah, celebrity makeup artist, Patient Suelue, DJ Versitile, DJ 2Much, fashion designer, Zoe Arku, fashion designer, June Demey, Royal Family Radio CEO, Victor Jones, political activist Taa Wongbe, celebrity makeup artist, Kevin Nivek Kiadii and celebrity MC Jimmy Dee. It was an all out celebrity guest list.
Victor Jones documented the special day on facebook live. The bride looked radiant in a white courture gown.
The dope afrocentric bridemaids dresses and hairstyle represented the bride's nubian goddess personality.
The food, the music, the guest list, all represented the cool, calm and stylish personalities of Prince and Roshe. The atmosphere was befitting for a celebrity wedding. Check out few photos from the wedding below:
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  1. AnonymousAugust 22, 2022 at 6:58 PM

    wow beautiful thank God your great God is ABLE

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