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Maiden doing the Zulu dance in her traditional attire and well wrapped locs.
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Cutting the Wedding cake
The bride and groom then go for a final outfit change and return to cut their wedding cake. The groom wears a suit while the bride wears a white wedding dress or a white “takshita”. The bride and groom share a last dance, eat the cake and leave after that for the wedding night.
