Bahati and Diana Marua Ban Cameras, Livestreaming at KSh1 Million Wedding

Bahati and his wife, Diana Marua, have announced a ban on cameras, media coverage and livestreaming at their upcoming wedding scheduled for November 6, 2026.

The couple issued the directive in a notice shared on their social media platforms on Thursday, October 29, making it clear that guests attending the ceremony would not be allowed to record or broadcast the occasion.

“POLITE NOTICE 🚫🚫🚫 NO MEDIA, CAMERAS OR LIVE-STREAMING WILL BE ALLOWED ON 6TH NOVEMBER 2026. EACH INVITE GOES FOR 1 MILLION KSH… GET THE INVITE OR GET LOCKED OUT,” the notice read.

The announcement comes as the couple continues to generate excitement around their wedding, particularly through videos showing prominent guests receiving invitations reportedly costing KSh1 million each.

KSh1 million wedding invitations attract attention

Since revealing their wedding plans, Bahati and Diana have been documenting the invitation process on social media, giving followers glimpses of the people expected to attend their big day.

The couple has shared videos of invitation handovers to prominent personalities, making the guest selection and the reported KSh1 million price tag a major talking point.

Their latest announcement, however, introduces strict restrictions on what guests can capture during the ceremony.

Although the couple have been publicly sharing preparations and invitation handovers, those attending the November 6 event will not be permitted to bring in cameras for independent coverage or livestream the proceedings.

The notice did not clarify whether the couple would release official photographs and videos after the ceremony.

Why Bahati wants to marry Diana after 10 years

Bahati announced the wedding on Wednesday, October 7, 2026, revealing that the ceremony would bring together only 100 guests.

He explained that the occasion would mark 10 years of his relationship with Diana and that he had decided to formalise their union as part of the milestone celebrations.

“Finally, it’s time to mark a decade of love. My love, I give you gifts to celebrate you every year, and this year we are celebrating 10 years, and instead of giving you 10 gifts, I have decided to make it official,” he said.

Diana welcomed the announcement, expressing appreciation that her husband had finally decided to take the step.

“My love, thank you for finally making this decision,” she said.

A private wedding after years in the public eye

Bahati and Diana have built a public profile around their relationship, regularly sharing family milestones, celebrations and personal moments with their followers.

Their upcoming wedding, however, appears to be taking a different approach, with the couple choosing to restrict access to the actual ceremony despite publicly documenting much of the preparation.