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SIX THINGS TO LOVE ABOUT A YORUBA WEDDING PARTY

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There is  a huge difference between the yoruba wedding and the yoruba wedding party. The yoruba wedding party comes with all the extra, which makes guest overwhelmed.

You dont need to stress yourself for anything, because an event planner has got you covered. Souvenirs aren't shared to those who bought asoebi alone on the contrary every one in attendance gets a souvenir.

Here are six things to love about a Yoruba wedding party:
  • Colourful Decoration
A well decorated hall with excellent ambience for selfies and photoshoots. Not leaving out the well decorated red carpet. Who wouldn't take pictures?
  • Food and Drinks
There is usually so much to eat and drink. A typical Yoruba wedding party has more than one food vendor serving mouth watering delicacies, ranging from fried rice, jollof rice, moi-moi, amala, ewedu plus gbegiri (oh, how I love this meal), ofada rice and sauce, vegetable salad/ cole slaw, ewa agoyin and plantain, not forgetting asun, assorted meat and all sorts of drinks.

  • Small chops and  Cocktail 
What is a Yoruba wedding party without small chops and cocktail? This serves as an appetizer for guests.

  • Beautiful People everywhere
People beautifully dressed in various grades of asoebi and other lovely attires. Everyone usually comes to a Yoruba wedding party looking so gorgeous .
  • Souvenirs and Gifts
One thing i love about a Yoruba wedding party is  that everyone goes home with a souvenir and the couples aren't left out because they also get lots of gifts from family and friends.
You can't go home empty handed when in this kind of  party.
  • The beautiful bride and groom
All dressed up looking so beautiful and handsome in their various attires.

  • Dance, Dance and Dance:

Different genres of music ranging from highlife, hip hop and blues will definitely keep all and sundry dancing.


Kindly share with us what you love about a Yoruba wedding party.
I would love to hear from you.
My humble self
Linda. 💕
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  1. sassyada24 August 2018 at 08:18

    So true sis, nobody beat them in any party not only wedding, they go all in, ensuring all its well served

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