Esthersblog:
Really The bride's family sponsors everything . That's a lot, i guess. I hope the yoruba grooms support their brides. ts also good to know to know the wedding is usually done in the bride's church.
What if she marries from another tribe?

I'm my experience, yes they do, I speak of what I know to be tradition.
Members of my family have married from other tribes and the ceremonies I highlighted are still done in the brides' parents church, same way we have followed male members of the family to different lands to marry their wives where the wives parents choose.

Good to know then. Thanks...

MMotimo:


I'm my experience, yes they do, I speak of what I know to be tradition.
Members of my family have married from other tribes and the ceremonies I highlighted are still done in the brides' parents church, same way we have followed male members of the family to different lands to marry their wives where the wives parents choose.

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Besides the internet, you can also meet chinese women in different Chinese cities. These ladies are mainly Christians, but they are also interested in education and career. If you are interested in a lifelong partner, you need to learn a few things about Chinese culture.

Where I come from the brides family do all in their location, traditional, church wedding, every every.

Culturally all is supposed to be sponsored by the brides family as they belive they are hosting the grooms family and sending off their daughter. In recent times the grooms do chip in financially though.