The scene is set in a vibrant Ghanaian village, bustling with the joyous celebration of a wedding. The central focus is a lively procession, inspired by a blend of Norman Rockwell's character-rich storytelling and Quentin Blake's whimsical energy. The couple, Godwin and Fleuerelle, stand at the forefront, dressed in exquisite kente cloth. Their clothing is rich with vibrant geometric patterns, showcasing the traditional Ghanaian textile art.

To their right, a beautifully adorned elephant carries an elaborately decorated platform, reminiscent of Arthur Rackham’s intricate details. On the platform sits a large wedding cake, crafted to look like a small traditional Ghanaian hut, complete with a thatched roof and tiny clay pots, surrounded by a lush array of tropical fruits and flowers.

The background is a blend of lush greenery and iconic Ghanaian Adinkra symbols subtly weaved into the landscape, echoing the detailed line work of Aubrey Beardsley. In the sky above, wispy clouds form the names "Godwin & Fleuerelle" in graceful, swirling letters, reminiscent of Gustave Doré's celestial illustrations.

To the left, a group of animated children, drawn in a style inspired by Maurice Sendak, dance energetically, playing drums and flutes, adding to the festive atmosphere. Surrounding the scene are elders seated on ornate wooden stools, nodding approvingly, captured with the gravitas of Maxfield Parrish's figures. The overall scene is one of cultural richness and joyous celebration, captured through a unique blend of artistic inspirations.

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