Midyeci Ahmet sat down at the wedding table two months after his marriage ad

Serdar HocamAuthor & Editor

Famous business owner Midyeci Ahmet found his life partner and got married two months after publishing an unusual marriage advertisement.

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Midyeci Ahmet muradına erdi! Evlilik ilanından 2 ay sonra nikâh

Famous business owner Midyeci Ahmet, who frequently makes headlines with his social media posts, found the person he was looking for and united his life after publishing a marriage advertisement in recent months. Footage of the couple arriving at the branch in a wedding dress after the ceremony attracted great interest.

The Marriage Ad Had Been Much Discussed

Known for his statements on social media, famous business owner Midyeci Ahmet announced in recent months that he had divorced and wanted to enter into a new marriage.

He Listed the Conditions He Was Looking For in the Ad

Stating in the advertisement that he was serious about marriage, the business owner had placed importance on astrological compatibility, stating he was looking for candidates from the Scorpio, Aries, Sagittarius, or Libra signs.

In addition, he had stipulated that his prospective wife love mussels and kokoreç, get along well with animals, and enjoy village life.

Happy Ending After Two Months

It turned out that approximately two months after the widely discussed marriage advertisement, Midyeci Ahmet found the person he was looking for and went to ask for her hand in marriage in September.

They Came to the Branch in a Wedding Dress

The couple, who united their lives in marriage shortly after, went straight to Midyeci Ahmet's own branch after the wedding, and footage of his wife in a wedding dress went viral on social media.

The Promise of Free Treats Was Recalled

With the spread of the marriage news, the promise the business owner made in his advertisement video that everything would be free for ten days and ten nights created a stir once again.

Akaretler Branch is Anticipated

Following the first frames from the wedding, followers began to wonder when the ten-day free treat promise, expected to take place at the Akaretler branch, would begin.