Shrien Dewani was seen wiping tears from his eyes as CCTV footage of his late wife, Anni, was shown in court.
The British businessman became emotional as Zola Tongo, the taxi driver serving 18 years for his role in her death, continued to give evidence at Dewani's murder trial.
Wednesday would have marked the couple's fourth wedding anniversary.
At Western Cape High Court in South Africa, Tongo talked through video clips which showed him escorting the pair around Cape Town on their honeymoon.
The convicted criminal described how he handed himself into police after Ms Dewani was killed. Her husband denies any involvement in her death, and says their car was hijacked.
Explaining why he chose to co-operate with police, Tongo said: "What I did was wrong. I was a fool. I was misled."
In earlier evidence, the prisoner alleged that Dewani was willing to pay him 5,000 Rand (£285) to arrange for his wife to be "taken out" during their holiday.
The 31-year-old claimed he was angry because he only received 1,000 Rand (£57) following the crime.
On Wednesday morning, Francois Van Zyl, defending Dewani, asked Tongo about the plea agreement he made with the state in December 2010 - one month after Ms Dewani was found dead.
Tongo confirmed he had been facing life in prison for his role in the murder, but instead, he was sentenced to 18 years - with the chance to qualify for parole after nine years.
As Van Zyl continued to question Tongo, the defence claimed that there were several discrepancies in his evidence.
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