Kenyan musician Kevin Bahati and content creator Diana Marua have announced strict privacy measures ahead of their highly anticipated wedding celebration scheduled for November 6.
In the announcement, the couple has prohibited media personnel, cameras and live streaming during the event, to guests who will be attending the ceremony.
“POLITE NOTICE NO MEDIA, CAMERAS OR LIVE-STREAMING WILL BE ALLOWED ON 6TH NOVEMBER 2026. EACH INVITE GOES FOR 1 MILLION KSH… GET THE INVITE OR GET LOCKED OUT,” the notice read.
Despite guests paying Ksh 1 million each to attend the highly anticipated celebration, the attendees will not be allowed to bring cameras.
Since announcing their wedding plans, Bahati and Diana have been sharing videos and posts showing people receiving their invitations, offering followers a glimpse into the preparations.
The couple has documented the delivery of invitations to prominent figures, turning the process into part of the build-up to their big day.
The couple has been publicly sharing preparations and invitation handovers, those attending the November 6 event will not be permitted to bring in cameras for independent coverage or livestream the proceedings.
The couple unveiled plans for a grand celebration to mark ten years together, describing it as “The Bahatis’ Big Day.”
The notice did not clarify whether the couple would release official photographs and videos after the ceremony.
The announcement has sparked mixed reactions from the public.
Shiru Stuart wrote: I paid a million so that I can take content, or you will just return my money?
Its_Benny: Mambo ingine tuwachie akina Kanye West.
Mr_Mombasa: You will find it is an album launch.