Kachisbarbie:
Lolsss
I really do hate that throwing bouquet stuff.

Went for a friend's wedding a long time ago, the MC called us all out and told my friend to throw the bouquet. After that, men should come pick us for a price (1000N and above). I was like, wtf!
Abeg, make I go siddon. Then he said, "see this one - continue, you won't see husband".

ireneony:
story for the gods

ireneony:
story for the gods

road16:
Nigerian weddings have become very popular in recent years due to the extravagance and lavish spendings involved. No wonder many many events planners are now scurrying into the wedding planning business to get a share of the booty.

While the rich are known for flaunting their wealth with cartons of champagne and exotic hors d'oeuvres for wedding guests, the average or middle class families also strive impress their own guests too and at the same time keep the party within the means of their pockets.

I have attended some really classy weddings, but since I don't exactly roll with the Otedolas or Dangotes of the society, I tend to find myself attending more of the 'regular' weddings (if you know what I mean).

There are some things that I have noticed in these sort of weddings which I find very distasteful, and I think they need to stop. Since we're still in the early days of 2015, I believe this is the right time to address these issue once and for all.

Below are things that we shouldn't be seeing anymore in Nigerian weddings this year:



Let's hope these trends will come to a screeching
halt as we continue into 2015[s][/s] NA YOU GET THE PIKIN(BRIDE)

http://msonyiegistcafe..com/2015/01/must-read-5-things-we-shouldnt-be.html

freecocoa:
If not that I was given tinned tomato, salt and candle at a wedding in Abuja last year, I wouldn't have known such happens, I was confused at first, till my date for the wedding explained it to me.

Naija weddings can be funny sha .

Vince77:
And u didn't slap him?

lols.
No, I didn't.
My friend was seriously cutting eye for me to behave, because she know say I get bad character.

SweetyZinta:
Lmao! kachisbarbie 4sale. Lols

dstnd:
so nah burial be my calling

Vince77:
There is no harm in checking trying.

dstnd:
yeye man

hayoakins:
Cool list. The souvenirs distributed in Naija parties are second to none. Some even distribute matches as if it is smokers reunion party

JeffreyJamez:
when you put a family member in charge of the food and drinks, there's a very high probability it won't go round and at the end of the day they'll end up throwing food away.