Attire
We kindly encourage guests to wear white native/traditional attire. If native wear is not available, elegant white attire is perfectly acceptable.
Our traditional ceremony will begin promptly at 4:00 PM, we look forward to celebrating with you.
Style & Color Palette
We are so excited to celebrate with you! To complement our color scheme, we invite you to dress in White formal attire.
Feminine
Asoebi is a uniform fabric or outfit chosen by the host or celebrants that guests or close supporters wear to an occasion such as a wedding, birthday, or celebration. The phrase comes from the Yoruba people language, where “aso” means cloth and “ebi” means family, literally translating to “family cloth.”
Masculine
Agbada is a traditional West African robe, most commonly worn by men in countries like Nigeria, Ghana, and Benin. It is known for its large, flowing design and wide sleeves, giving it a regal and elegant appearance.
KEnte
Kente cloth is made by weaving narrow strips of silk or cotton together to create a larger fabric. Each strip contains distinct geometric patterns and vibrant colors, and every pattern often carries a specific name and meaning related to values, history, or proverbs.