Cashmere's Fake Wedding: Guests Outraged After Content Creator Stunt

Content creator Cashmere has sparked mixed reactions after misleading guests about the purpose of her much-publicized event.

She had distributed invitations to what was billed as her wedding, heavily promoting it online. The dress code was “all black,” and attendees, including fellow content creators, showed up in large numbers, dressed elegantly for what they believed was a matrimonial celebration.

However, the so-called “bride” arrived wearing a white suit and surprised the crowd by announcing that the event was not a wedding after all, but the launch of a training institute.

“Today I am getting married to the love of my life, it’s a training institute,” she told the audience.

After the event, some guests took to social media to air out their disappointment. Winnie Njenga said she had even refused to go for her cousin's traditional wedding to attend Cashmere's supposed wedding.

"How you just launch a business and tell people it is a business launch? Why lie about having a wedding? Why do that to people?"

Adding "It is like using people, where will I take my dress that cost me Ksh 60K? Don't call me for weddings again. People actually spend on their outfits."

Jony Hairdresser also addressed the event saying he also showed up like it was a wedding. Hannah Benta also expressed herself "I was so prepared to cry."

Adding "I tailored a dress, bought a wig and did makeup for Ksh 3500. I don't dissapoint on outfits and there is none of my dress that goes for less than Ksh 30K."

Gloria Ntazola, who was also a guest at the event said "I got the hair for Ksh 150K, the jewelry for Ksh 55K, the dress 150K, heels for 44K."

Prince Mwiti said 'I knew that Cashmere cannot be married right now, we were played. And the way I had worn a good suit. Where will I take it. I had worn like a Nigerian."