Inside Olivia Akufo-Addo’s Glamorous Private Wedding in Accra
In May 2025, Olivia Akufo-Addo, niece of former Ghanaian President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, tied the knot in a lavish and intimate wedding ceremony held in Accra. Known for her impeccable taste and influence in Ghana’s beauty and fashion circles, Olivia’s big day was nothing short of spectacular.
The bride collaborated with a team of top-tier stylists and creatives to bring her vision to life. She dazzled in a custom corseted Kente gown that elegantly accentuated her figure. Her bridal look was completed with a sleek centre-parted ponytail, glowing natural makeup that enhanced her radiant complexion, and delicate accessories—including sparkly stud earrings and a matching bracelet.
Her sister, Adeline Akufo-Addo Kufour, looked graceful in a soft pink off-shoulder Kente gown, styled with designer heels and a gold necklace that added a touch of luxury to her ensemble.
Also present was Valerie Obaze, daughter of the former president, who stood out in a bold blue off-shoulder Asoebi for the traditional ceremony. She paired it with a matching blue turban and a chic designer clutch, showcasing her signature elegance.
The star-studded guest list featured prominent personalities, including celebrated Ghanaian actress Joselyn Dumas, who turned heads in a figure-hugging lace gown. She topped off her sophisticated look with a stylish gele headwrap and statement earrings that sparkled throughout the evening.
Femi Asante, wife of presidential advisor Nana Asante Bediatuo, also brought effortless class in a flowing blue long-sleeved corseted gown. Her sleek ponytail offered a modern and polished finish to her refined appearance.
Ahead of the celebrations, Jackie Appiah was spotted having lunch with Valerie Obaze. The two fashion icons, known for their enduring friendship and timeless style, shared a quiet moment before the wedding festivities began.
From the bridal fashion to the high-profile guest appearances, Olivia Akufo-Addo’s wedding was a masterclass in elegance and tradition—seamlessly blending contemporary style with rich Ghanaian culture.
