How much is too much for the woman you love? 

In some Nigerian cultures, bride price has become so steep that families are going into debt, grooms are walking away, and brides are left questioning their worth. Is this tradition—or financial warfare?

Episode: 5 of our most explosive episode yet, hosts Larry & Abby dive deep into the controversial with a power couple guest, Mr. ^ Mrs. Massaquoi, including the "Bride Price Wahala" storyline. 

· The staggering amounts some ethnic groups demand before saying "I do." Grooms who had to choose between their future wife and their financial future. Brides caught in the middle as families battle over numbers. The real question: Is bride price honoring culture or pricing love out of reach?

This is the conversation everyone whispers about, but no one says out loud. Until now.

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I Married Him To Stay In The Country on Wedding City Podcast. 
She had 90 days left on her visa. He was her ticket to a new life, but then...What starts as a desperate solution becomes a tangled web of guilt, fear, and unexpected emotions. This is one of our most suspenseful episodes. We unravel the true story of a marriage built on a secret that could shatter two lives. This isn’t just a green card story—it’s a raw look at sacrifice, survival, and the emotional cost of a choice made under pressure.
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In this episode, we cover:· The countdown: 90 days until her visa expires· The underlying pressure behind bizarre decisions· The mounting guilt after saying “I do”· The haunting question: What happens when he finds out? SUBSCRIBE & hit the bell so you don’t miss Part 2, where everything unravels. LIKE this video if you’re hooked—it helps us share more real stories like this.

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My Dog Ate My Passport 10 Days Before Our Spain Wedding | 

Their dream destination wedding in Spain was 10 days away. Then their dog ate the groom’s passport. 
This is the most unbelievable true wedding disaster true story we’ve ever featured.

Featured in this episode:
Our Guest, Daniels Omena, Director, Author, and a financial advisor, alongside our wonderful hosts, "Larry & Abby" breaks down the real-life lessons every couple must learn before their wedding day.

In this episode, hosts Larry & Abby break down the shocking first half of this couple’s nightmare:

· The moment they discovered the shredded passport
· The panic and emotional fallout
· The frantic, first 48-hour race against time

Will they make it to Spain? The conclusion in Part 2 will leave you speechless.

· Crisis Management for Couples: How pressure reveals the true strength of your relationship
· The Financial & Emotional Cost of Last-Minute Disasters
· Turning Panic Into a Plan when everything goes wrong
· The #1 Mindset Shift that saves relationships under stress

WATCH PART 1 FIRST: [ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tpdQ-qANJ7w]

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Daniels Omena, alongside our wonderful hosts "Larry & Abby" breaks down the real-life lessons every couple must learn before their wedding day.

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Light Went Out Before Vows

Superstitious beliefs - even in marriage & relationships? 

Find out more on this New Episode of the Wedding City Podcast with A professional photographer, Uche James Iroha, and the amazing "Larry Foreman & Abby Sanusi.

This episode( 2 ) promises to be unforgettable with an excess supply of suspense, laughter, and adrenaline!

Not forgetting our special guest appearance, Uche James @uchejamesiroha, who will be sharing some real-life juice & insights!

Stay locked in here( www.weddingcitypodcast.com ) or via the link in our bio for this amazing episode of WCP: "The Lights Went Out Before Vows".

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Our Hosts: Dynamic Larry Foreman and Abby the media Goddess, including our special guest celebrity Stylist SEGUN GELE 

Breaking down the true story of YOU MUST MARRY ME TOO 

This episode is about  a man and his two loves: his childhood sweetheart, whom he left behind when he moved away, and his new fiancée in another city. He became engaged to the new woman but, upon returning home for work, rekindled his relationship with his first love. Completely captivated again, he never revealed to her that he was already engaged. 

 He moved forward with plans to marry his childhood sweetheart. But on their wedding day, just as the ceremony began, the former fiancée dramatically stormed into the church wearing a bridal gown, accompanied by her family. She pleaded with the priest to let the groom marry them both, declaring her love. 

The former fiancée had to be dragged out of the church in tears while her family cursed him. Despite the chaos, the ceremony continued, and the groom married his childhood sweetheart. The day ended with celebration, though the spectacle left raw emotions behind.

The chapter closes with a reflection on love and marriage: whether one should follow their heart or accept arranged unions, and how love can be chosen, grown, or rekindled.

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