Can't be Ghana: Here's what was served at Kourtney Kardashian's wedding after-party

In Ghana where wedding visitors put a major one on food served at its gathering, Kourtney Kardashian's wedding would have been in disarray deciding to the small food segment size served at her wedding.
In the wake of fixing a wedding date with your accomplice and planning for the share, outfits, and settings, the following large thing is the food that would be served at your gathering here in Ghana.

After fixing a wedding date with your partner and budgeting for the dowry, costumes and venues, the next big thing is the food that would be served at your reception here in Ghana.

Wedding receptions are now an entire event on their own. A lot of investment is put into food and drinks served to guests; it is more than a food Bazar. A wide array of meals, from rice meals to all the local meals are made available for guests to eat there and even package some home. Guests are just sure of food satisfaction when they attend weddings in Ghana.

Interestingly, that was not the case with the rich and famous reality star, Kourtney Kardashian's wedding with celebrity drummer, Travis Barker over the weekend. They served a very small pasta portion at the reception.

While Kourtney Kardashian and her new husband Travis Barker's wedding was estimated to have cost several million, the food they served at the wedding was nothing to write home about.

Kylie Jenner, the younger sister to Kourtney posted a snap of her minuscule serving of spaghetti on an otherwise empty plate which caused a stir on social media.

I try not to tweet celebrity stuff but it's too 🤣. Kourtney/Travis pasta portion at reception was labeled a hate crime. pic.twitter.com/onJhaDPHjc

— MaryCathryn (@Mary_Cathryn610) May 24, 2022

With the way Ghanaians are very critical of such things, this would have been synonymous to chaos. The food served would have made major headlines in Ghana for weeks and generated lot of backlash and hilarious posts on social media.

Let's cast our minds back to the many public backlashes self-proclaimed Ghanaian comedienne, Afia Schwar faced for the absence of food at her father's funeral. One would have thought that the people would have shown empathy considering the grief state of the bereaved, but no, Ghanaians did not nonchalant.

 

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On the off chance that a memorial service could achieve such jeers, envision what it would have been for a wedding, let be a VIP wedding. The couples would find had no harmony for denying visitors the chance of their last burp from eating their Jollof and Banku and Okro for their subsequent round.