Bahati has announced a Ksh1 million performance deal for a musician ahead of his highly anticipated wedding with his wife, Diana Marua.
In a post shared on Thursday, November 5, 2026, the musician invited artists to perform at the couple’s special occasion, dubbed The Invite, a black-tie event organised by The Bahatis.
Bahati disclosed the offer while sharing details of the event, indicating that he was willing to spend Ksh1 million to secure one musician for the occasion.
“I have 1 million Ksh to pay 1 musician to perform at the Bahatis’ big day,” he wrote.
The announcement has drawn attention to the entertainment expected at the couple’s celebration, with the substantial performance fee standing out as one of the highlights of the invitation.
The Bahatis’ black-tie celebration
The event, branded The Invite, has been presented as a black-tie occasion, suggesting a formal celebration bringing together invited guests for the couple’s big day.
The announcement also places music at the centre of the festivities, with Bahati making it clear that one performer will receive Ksh1 million for entertaining guests.
Unlike an ordinary wedding performance arrangement, the public invitation gives musicians an opportunity to express interest in securing the lucrative engagement.
Bahati’s wedding plans
The announcement comes as Bahati and Diana prepare for their highly publicised celebration, which has attracted interest from their fans and followers.
The couple, who have built a strong public profile through music, entertainment and social media, have frequently shared aspects of their relationship with their audience.
Their upcoming celebration has therefore generated anticipation, particularly among fans curious about the guests, entertainment and other activities planned for the occasion.
Bahati’s latest announcement has added another talking point to the preparations, with the Ksh1 million offer raising curiosity about which musician will eventually take the stage.
The singer has, however, not named the performer who will receive the money, leaving the identity of the musician open as the couple prepares for their big day.
