Thursday, December 29, 2022
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No part! Absolutely enjoy Nigerian weddings. The whole thing comes together to make it fun.
ReplyDeleteAsking all single ladies to come out so the bride can throw a bouquet, enforcing it and being angry if some refuse to come out. Most ladies don't enjoy this action but just pretend to, simply pray that everybody celebrating with the couple will have reason to celebrate in their own lives soon and let God grant them their personal desires.
DeleteI hate that throwing of bouquet too
DeleteBar. Oma
Well, I loved this part. Loved going out for others and loved throwing mine so 🤷♀️
DeleteGarter removal abi kilonpe
ReplyDeleteIt's creepy and highly unnecessary. Like your groom removes an intimate piece of clothing from your body with his teeth and flings it to the groomsmen? Why? For what?
Also those choreographed dances where one person dances (sometimes suggestively) for the other in front of all the guests is just so cringy.
😆😆😆
DeleteThat part the MC tells the bride to show the world how she is going to feed her husband using their cake and then wine;she will now do like better person...come off it mehnnn😀😀😀
ReplyDeleteAlso that part they ask the caterer to tell everyone what she used in baking the cake and what they signify; unnecessarily delaying item seven for úmú uwaa,abeggg abegg abeggg(in SDK voice)😀😀😀
@MARTINS
Seriously that part of explaining is somehow.
DeleteLol..
DeleteThat feeding part na hypocrisy.. na only that day she dey feed the husband..
Make them commot that whining jare, them.just dey give us bobo lol
I don't think they do that explaining nonsense again.
DeleteBar. Oma
Lol. The colour of the cake is Green. Green stands for fertility bla bla bla😆😆😆
DeleteFood and drinks. Let it go round
ReplyDeleteEvery part is important so far they share food on time, no wahala.
ReplyDeleteI don’t even like attending weddings.I find it really boring.
ReplyDeleteTutu
Waw! Different strokes for different folks. Just coming in from a wedding ceremony. I love everything about it.
DeleteMe too to be honest I keep wondering what the rave is about left with me I’d be joined quietly and move on.
DeleteItem 7 should be forwarded to item 2 immediately after opening prayers😅😅🤔
ReplyDeleteHahahhahahahhaha. You are very correct. Them fit even dey give us as we dey enter hall sef.
DeleteThe sermon in the church. It is extremely boring.
ReplyDeleteWe're together. Some pastors will nearly make you regret attending the wedding with their very long sermon.
DeleteThis too!!
DeleteTutu
Lol..
DeleteNa only reception I dey go..
The last church I attended was because I was part of the groomsmen,. If not na reception them for meet me
You may now kiss your bride 🙄
ReplyDeleteEvery aspect is interesting to me,I got to dress up,meet lots of beautiful people.
ReplyDeleteThe part where they tell the baker to come and explain colours. What is that? It gets me so tired........
ReplyDeleteLet cutting of the wedding cake be cutting of the wedding cake. Why don't they apply same to birthday celebrations!
When couple go to the extreme of borrowing money inorder to have an elaborate wedding.
ReplyDeleteAlso calling or wait for the chairman, I only see this in igbo weddings, I don't see Yorubas calling the chairman of the occasion or some other stuff. After the two parents to the high table that's that
ReplyDeleteThey do call the chairman of the occasion especially if it's a"big" wedding but not in all cases. Atleast, I witness that in today's wedding ceremony.
DeleteI'm Yoruba and they do call Chairman of the occasion.
DeleteHehehehehe. I don laff taya.
ReplyDelete*The part the matron comes in dancing with mini bride and mini groom
ReplyDelete*too many dance routines, cut it down
*the pulling of random people from the audience to dance
* the prolonging of speeches without even sifting the people to speak. Wettin be brides mothers uncles representative on the fathers side!!!
Wetin u come like gangan?
DeleteAsking the guest if there is anyone that doesn't want the two to get married 😂😂
ReplyDeleteBreaking of kolanuts in Igbo white wedding reception, chairman's opening speech, inviting d baker to talk about the ingredients used for d cake... asking asoebi girls or bridesmaids to usher in special guest to the high table🙄🙄
ReplyDeleteThey will now usher in the special guest and carry their handbag. Some even decline to have their purse or hand bag carried🤣🤣
DeleteThe unnecessary activities done during the cutting of the cake. For instance explanations about the cake and calling out some people to come and observe the couple cut the cake and subsequently asking them to say what they observed. 🙄
ReplyDeleteEverything is unnecessary except item 7!! Lol. Feed the nation and get over with it!! Hehhe
ReplyDeleteI have never heard of calling baker to explain gini. Let me run to google to see if I can view one of such weddings.......Totally ridiculous.
ReplyDeleteI think they should just scrap the whole reception of a thing. After church, groom take ya bride home and start ya lives jare.
That part that they tell the groom to enter under the wedding gown of the bride, hanhan,gbogbo iyen o necessary jare.
ReplyDeleteKola presentation! igbo kwenu! Eeh father of the bride is he around,ok take it to the uncle......uncle to the groom is he around...ok take it to the elder brother,any kinsmen from the both family? That part dey pain wella stooopt it.
ReplyDeleteIt's been ages I've been to a wedding they called the cake maker to talk about the cake. I didn't like it then.
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