The Wa Jesus family seems to enjoy being the talk of the town. Just the other they were asking Kenyans of goodwill to contribute towards their kin’s wedding. And now they are charging to be a bridesmaid and best couple at your wedding.
Milly wa Jesus, took to her Instagram page to announce that she is currently charging to be a bridesmaid. Something that has left netiens in stitches because it is quite hilarious.
Bridesmaid for hire, mtafika bei? Asked Milly.
She went ahead to claim that she has gotten a lot of requests from people to be on their lineup after she was a bridesmaid at Akothee’s grand wedding.
I’m getting so many inquiries about being on people’s lineups. So, please check the rates on the last slide and get in touch. She added.
The rate card
Milly went ahead to share a ridiculous rate card for the same. Here’s a breakdown of the rate card:
About me (Milly WaJesus)
- Fun at weddings
- Comes with a life of the party husband
- Dresses to kill
- Have a personal glam team
- Huge online presence
- Very good dancer
Rates
- Bridesmaid 1/2day – Sh380,000
- Bridesmaid full day – Sh1,000,000
- Best couple (wedding day only) – Sh3,000,000
- Lineup as a couple KSH 2,000,000
Other services
- After party – Sh360,000
- Posting on socials for the day – Sh1,500,000
- pre marital classes – Free
- Bridal consultation & shopping – Sh125,000 per day
Reactions to Wajesus Rate card
Kenyans have laughed off the rate card calling it ridiculous with some people making fun of it.
Comedian, Njugush, made a similar rate card to be an uninvited guest at your ex’s wedding.
Content creator Esther Kazungu shared hers too as follows:
Here are some of their reactions from netizens on Instagram to the Wajesus rate card:
jmatubia Weeh wedding moja na rate card ishatoka Leon atafika bei (Leon is Milly wajesus’ brother whom they were raising funds for)
thomaskori3 Lkn anakuja na Jesu hakutakosa wine kukiwa na maji
its_a.l.i.c.i.a_ Sasa nyinyi mlichangiwa harusi yenu na mnachanga ya brother yako za wenyewe ndio mnataka kulipwa kuwa tu kwa lineup
Would you pay them to be at your wedding?
By Wanjiru Mbaru