Bahati Unveils Opulent 10-Day “Decade of Love” Wedding Plans For Diana Marua

Award-winning musician Kevin Kioko Bahati has doubled down on his promises of an unprecedented, ultra-luxurious wedding to his wife, Diana Marua, revealing plans for an multi-million shilling, ten-day African extravaganza.

In a new vlog published on Diana’s YouTube channel on Friday, June 12, 2026, the Adhiambo hitmaker shared his opulent vision for the nuptials, framing it as a historic celebration designed to completely redefine celebrity weddings on the continent.

A 10-Day “Decade of Love” Marathon

Addressing their fans and diving straight into the logistics of his dream ceremony, the EMB Records boss disclosed that the event would not be a standard one-day affair. Instead, he plans to host ten consecutive themed parties to mark their near-decade together.

“The wedding I’m going to do for you will be the best Africa has seen,” Bahati boasted. “I am going to do for you ten days of celebration. It will be a decade of love—that is our tagline—and I will make sure it is ten parties, with the last one being the white wedding.”

To pull off an event of this scale, Bahati revealed that no expense would be spared on fashion, projecting that Diana’s bridal gown alone would command a premium executive rate.

“Gown, I know it won’t be less than Ksh5 million,” he added.

“No WhatsApp Contribution Committees”

In a sharp departure from local customs where couples rely on friends and family to foot hefty event bills, Bahati explicitly ruled out the use of fundraisers or planning committees. He maintained that the financial burden of marrying Diana rests solely on his shoulders.

“Wedding yangu, yenye nakufanyia wewe, because I will marry you, no one else. Wedding haitakuwa na committee ya kuchanga,” (My wedding, the one I am doing for you… there will be no fundraising committee) he asserted firmly.

“I’m Tired of Empty Promises” — Diana Demands a Date

Despite the dazzling blueprint, the mood in the vlog turned noticeably tense as Diana openly expressed her exhaustion with the grand declarations.

Having been promised a walk down the aisle multiple times over their nine-year relationship—including a heavily publicized October 20 timeline that lapsed without an event—the digital creator demanded concrete dates rather than aesthetic concepts.

“When? I am tired of empty promises,” Diana interjected, cutting through the hype.

Faced with his wife’s skepticism, Bahati was forced to ground his lofty ambitions in reality, admitting that the reason the grand ceremony has yet to materialize is purely financial. Delivering a Ksh100 million-tier, ten-day festival requires immense liquidity that he is still actively working to secure.

“I am looking for money,” the singer conceded candidly.

As Kenya’s most visible reality TV couple continues to publicly debate the intersection of marital timelines, high-fashion budgets, and financial readiness, fans remain divided on whether Bahati’s “Decade of Love” will finally come to fruition or remain one of the longest-running teasers in the local entertainment space.