Fash20:
Baba God pls Dash this guy sense. LMAO

Amen ooo

What of Godwin by Koredo Bello or what is that his name, though am not a fan of his but a fan of his BOSS

Fian... Shakiti bobo, Igbeyawo Lagos Boys dey dominate now.

ogaprime:
What about "what God has joined together" by chief commander EBENEZER OBEY


Eto igbeyawo laye, baba oluwa ti gbele pelu ase ni. What God has joined together let no man put asunder

If u listen to oritshafemi "igbeyawo" very well, u will realize that is a turn over of that chief Ebenezer Obey....he stole the song completely,he just added modern beats then hype.....

DavidGodwin:
Hmm.
I think u should correct ur topic to secular weddings cos all the songs up the list are worldly songs. A Christian who starts his wedding this way is starting on a bad ground

oga dont do 'holier dan thou' here havent u gone for a christian wedding reception and hear all dis recent songs played ...the couple dancing to d so called secular songs dont mean anything

You forgot gall in love by Dbanj. That song too was at at weddings

"Chatsunwan" Southern Kaduna Marriage hit track

No one be like you....


have gone to many places and have seen many faces but no one is just like you..

after all the forming, not know that you love me.

Eyekandi:


Ehen what does that line mean ?

I like the " se je je, da kun se je je" part best.

Means act calmly, please act calmly"

And where is gollibe by flavour

DrCobo:





Means act calmly, please act calmly"

No, I know the meaning of this one, I meant the part you wrote... Igbe iyawo and the gudu gudu meje part

no.4 simply d best.....I like d part DAT says ( wen it comes to rating u are lead)

Op how can u not add igbeyawo

op, please remove Kayswitch-Obi mo. and whatever happen to korede bello-godwin that is a banging song in every wedding

no.4 simply d best.....I like d part DAT says ( wen it comes to rating u are d lead)

.

anigbajumo:



If u listen to oritshafemi "igbeyawo" very well, u will realize that is a turn over of that chief Ebenezer Obey....he stole the song completely,he just added modern beats then hype.....

Oritsha femi didn't steal obey's song. He sang it completely new. Obey sang his song with truthful advise from beginning to the end. Obey said saying to the newly weds that marriage is from God and both husband and wife are helpers to each other and they shouldn't fight.

But femi was talking about spending and heavy preparation for wedding, like people don't do court wedding that won't even cost at all....

I just started listening to obey and KSA, please leave all those kids and wizzez, they don't inspire they make you dance for now...thank you

ogaprime:
What about "what God has joined together" by chief commander EBENEZER OBEY


Eto igbeyawo laye, baba oluwa ti gbele pelu ase ni. What God has joined together let no man put asunder

That's evergreen song from chief commander.

Igbeyawo by Oritse femi and Ada Ada by flavour are the most played in a wedding occassion.

Ife wa gbono

What about Oritsefemi - igbeyawo

sirconfidence1:
That's evergreen song from chief commander.

Yes oo...not the jagons op listed maybe except for sunny nnaji's oruka

Eyekandi:


No, I know the meaning of this one, I meant the part you wrote... Igbe iyawo and the gudu gudu meje part

Whoever is willing to marry must be ready to do so so much and sacrifice a lot

DrCobo:



Whoever is willing to marry must be ready to do so so much and sacrifice a lot

Wow,,, very true

Ose gaan

Apart from My Darling by Tiwa my babe. All others are bumkum.

According to the comments here, 'Igbeyawo' by Oritsefemi should be number 1. But seriously, I don't know how the op failed to put 'lgbeyawo' on that list. Op no dey go wedding

Ekiti360:


Nigerians are known for their love for weddings. Whether it be traditional, civil (court) or white wedding, we are very ready to turn up. And Nigerian artists are not slackers. Since South African artist Brenda Fassie released the video for her wedding song, Wedding Day, Nigerian musicians have tried to and succeeded in topping her.

A wedding reception is all about the couple (sure) and a DJ who knows his stuff knows to fit in one of these songs on their playlist either for the couple’s entrance or their dance. Some of them are classics released over 10 to 20 years ago while others are more recent as artists continue to try to out do themselves and record and releasing THE wedding song; the one that will remain evergreen like Sunny Neji’s Oruka or Flavour’s Ada Ada.

We present you with 10 songs that you are sure to hear at a Nigerian wedding. Although no one really plays Brenda Fassie’s Wedding Day anymore, we included because of the memories and for being a strong inspiration.

1. Brenda Fassie – Wedding Day

2. Sunny Nneji - Oruka
Oruka was released in 2003, off Sunny Nneji’s third album Uncahined. The highlife inspired song was an instant hit and since then has become more or less a staple at weddings.

3. Tosin Martins – Olo Mi
This is the song that put Tosin Martins name on the lips of many Nigerian music lovers. It is often played as an entrance song at most wedding receptions.

4. PSquare – No One Like You
Psquare has released many love songs but maybe because of the wedding theme in the video, this one remains one of the more popular at weddings. It also played as an entrance song.

5.Patoranking – Happy Day
This highlife infused dancehall song brings to mind Sunny Nneji’s Oruka, which probably inspired it.

6. Flavour – Ada Ada
No wedding, especially traditional, was complete without this song in 2013 when it came out. The song is still played at weddings and has joined Olo Mi and Oruka in the league of classic wedding songs.

7.Kay Switch – Obi month
This song may not be popular as others at weddings but it should be.

8. Wizkid – Love My Baby
When this song is played at weddings, it is almost hard to hear it over the speakers as guests tend to sing along to it; it’s that popular.

9. Tiwa Savage – My Darling
Tiwa’s My Darling is a great song for a couple’s dance and you find the bride and groom staring into each other’s eyes as they sway to the beat.

10. eLDee – Today Today
Also a great couple’s dance song.

So let’s us know in the comments if you agree or which songs should replace any on the list.


http://www.ekitionline.com.ng/10-songs-overplayed-typical-nigerian-wedding/

Wande Coal Ololufe and 9ice Wedding day

DavidGodwin:
Hmm.
I think u should correct ur topic to secular weddings cos all the songs up the list are worldly songs. A Christian who starts his wedding this way is starting on a bad ground

God bless you sir for your comment. Only few people knows what you said...


Those songs op listed are just singing about wedding day, how de guy love de lady,how he pick one out of a million...none sang of God blessing de marriage, success and longevity of the marriage, inspiring and martial advise for the new weds. Na wo...

What about wedding day by 9ice

Flashh:
I think it should be 2face,African Queen and Psquare's No One Like You.

lol,this nigger thinks its still 2008

Are u kidding? I Didn't see perfect gentleman by sean Tizzle. Omo dada Lomo yen o, omo gidi Lo mu wale o....