A Ghanaian couple has earned official recognition from Guinness World Records after setting a new Valentine’s Day world record for the longest kiss. The event took place in Accra on February 14 and brought together couples from across the country to celebrate love, connection and healthy relationships. (ghanaweb.com
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The winning pair managed to beat previous records by maintaining their kiss for an impressive length of time. Their achievement was verified on site by representatives of Guinness World Records who observed the rules and ensured that all criteria were met for a valid attempt. Organisers said that the atmosphere was filled with excitement as spectators cheered the couples participating in the challenge. (ghanaweb.com
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This record attempt was part of a Valentine’s Day celebration event aimed at promoting unity and joy among couples and families. The organisers invited registered pairs to take part with the understanding that the longest continuous kiss would be recorded as a new official world record. When the winning couple crossed the finish line, their accomplishment was met with applause and congratulatory messages from fellow attendees. (ghanaweb.com
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The event also included other activities such as music performances, dance displays and interactive games for couples and guests. Community leaders and supporters of the celebration emphasised that the record attempt was not only about setting a world record but also about fostering positive memories and meaningful connections among participants. According to organisers, couples who took part said the experience strengthened their sense of togetherness and added fun to their Valentine’s Day. (ghanaweb.com
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Participants and onlookers gathered at the venue early in the day and the mood remained vibrant as cameras captured moments from the challenge. Social media users also shared photos and videos from the event, celebrating the couples and the positive energy all around. The record has now been submitted for final certification by Guinness World Records and organisers said they are confident the achievement will stand as one of Ghana’s proud moments on Valentine’s Day.
