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For Guyanese, Kwe Kwe is the celebration that takes place on the night of the eve of the marriage of an African-Guyanese couple. It is an evening of singing, dance, eating and drinking.
All are invited to a KWE KWE celebration tomorrow night. See details below:
Feature photo courtesy http://waywivewordzspiritualcreative.blogspot.com/
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