Kenyan musician Bahati and his wife, Diana Marua, have set a strict no-media rule ahead of their wedding ceremony scheduled for November 6, 2026.

Press Banned from the Event

While the couple has shared several details about their wedding preparations publicly, the recent notice clarifies that media coverage will be entirely restricted.

The decision leaves fans wondering how much access they will get to the star-studded event. Although the couple has shared several details about their wedding preparations, the notice does not explain why media, cameras and live streaming will be kept away from the ceremony.

It is also not clear whether the no-media rule will apply to all media houses or whether the couple will allow selected guests to share pictures and videos from the event.

Celebrating 10 Years Together

The decision comes as the couple prepares to celebrate their 10 years together by making their union official through a wedding ceremony.

Bahati announced the wedding plans on October 7, 2026, while celebrating their 10th anniversary. He said he had decided to make their relationship official instead of giving Diana the usual anniversary gifts.

Diana later confirmed November 6 as the date and encouraged those interested in attending to secure their invitations.

Sh1 Million for a Ticket

The singer revealed that the wedding would have only 100 guests, with each invitation going for KSh 1 million.

The invitation price has already attracted attention, with Kenyans sharing different opinions about the amount required to attend the ceremony. Despite the reactions from people in social media.

What Happens Next?

Despite the privacy measures and public debate over ticket prices, many questions remain unanswered about how the couple plans to document their milestone.

Whether they will release exclusive footage through their private channels or maintain a total blackout remains to be seen.