UAE ban almost ruined my wedding

UAE ban almost ruined my wedding — Rita Dominic

Nollywood actress, Rita Dominic, has said that the United Arab Emirates’ decision to ban Nigerians and other nationalities in October almost ruined her white wedding.

The actress said this in a gratitude post she shared via her Instagram account on Tuesday.

She explained that her dress designer, Michael Nardi, went the extra mile to make sure her wedding gown fit despite the ban.

The actress said, “Thank God for a beautiful weekend full of love and joy. Thank you to #michael5inco for making my dream wedding gown. It was lot of hard work and patience since we were in two different countries.

“The UAE ban almost ruined it all but designer Michael Nardi who you see in this video came to the rescue by going above and beyond to make the necessary alterations and final fittings. So huge hugs to both.

“Thank you to my dream team who worked hard to get me looking good in this gown. Love you all from the bottom of my heart.”

Dominic and her husband Fidelis Anosike got married in England on Saturday.

UAE ban almost ruined my wedding — Rita Dominic (punchng.com)

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