We are looking forward to weddings in 2022, and we predict that we will see new concepts and unique wedding trends. Some of the wedding trends we’ve spotted over the...Continue Reading
It’s that time of the year when we share all the 2021 wedding trends we’ve spotted this year. If you’ve missed any of our previous wedding trend reports, catch up...Continue Reading
Vintage traditional aso oke fabrics, a trend that featured in our 2019 African wedding trend report has remained in the hearts of Nigerian traditional couples for a few years. Commonly...Continue Reading
Stoned and embellished aso oke fabrics have been popular for a few years now. First spotted in our 2017 wedding trends report, this trend has slowed down a bit at...Continue Reading
If you are a Nigerian or African bride looking to rock sunglasses on your big day, we’re here with some receipts to give you all the assurance you need that...Continue Reading
We think hats & fascinators have been making a comeback slowly but surely to Nigerian & African weddings over the last few years. We’ve seen bride fascinators, bridesmaid fascinators, and...Continue Reading
More and more brides are choosing to walk down the aisle in bald or short hairstyles and we love it. This trend made our 2018 wedding trends list. We’ve spotted...Continue Reading
Photography: Laminar Studios | Planner: 17th Lane Events | Fabric: Deroyal Fabric |Decor: Accession Events Last time, we told you about the floral telephone booth African wedding decor trend; today...Continue Reading
2020 will always be remembered as that year! This year saw everything happen and the wedding world was not immune. However, we’re glad to see that despite the odds, 2020...Continue Reading
This letter to the future by Nigerian wedding enthusiast, Anita Eguolo Etefe (aka Lonita) takes a holistic view at everything that has happened over the last few months of 2020...Continue Reading
Celebration boxes are a must-have at weddings these days; mostly due to health and safety reasons. However, we think this trend is here to stay even post the COVID-19 pandemic....Continue Reading
One wedding element that has stood the test of time is the wedding cake. Most couples have a wedding cake on their wedding day. What has evolved over the years...Continue Reading
The portable rechargeable hand fan is the Nigerian bride’s latest accessory and we totally understand why, considering Naija sun. No Nigerian bride or Nigerian wedding guest goes on to say...Continue Reading
Floral hoops and baskets are here to stay! Bridal bouquets were the norm a couple of years back but we’re starting to see brides and bridesmaids rock floral geometric hoops, ...Continue Reading