In Nigeria, it is generally believed that once you are married, some things about you changes. People begin to address you differently and even though there is usually no harm in it, it can be pretty annoying...
We are sure the typical Nigerian wife will understand this.
Let us know below which of the following you are used to.
A beach wedding, whether held at an exotic destination or your summer getaway home, can be a great experience both for the couple and their guests. After all, it's like a mini-vacation for everyone involved! However, pulling off a flawless event at the shore isn't without its unique challenges.
Poetic love scriptures eloquently sum up what it means to be in love and to commit yourself to a significant other for the rest of your life. These Bible verses about marriage are the ideal addition to your wedding vows, however, for your reception toast or invitations, consider using Bible verses about love that everyone can relate to. After all, there’s an array of ways to love one another outside of marriage.
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After engaging a Nigerian girl, the next thing she'll look out for is the wedding ring. Her and her her friends would Ohhhh and ahhhhh and gush about its details, hence you want to pick the perfect ring. The time is here, you have successfully selected an engagement ring and now it’s time to pick out the perfect wedding ring to go along with it—and we’ve got all the help you’ll need.
We all have fears and we know what they are. Like any bride or groom, such fears which sometimes manifest in form of negative thoughts that flash every once in a while before you in the day or at night. I have mine as well, and I’ll share them with you in the hopes that you’ll do the same with us!
"I have been having conversations with people all around me about the Nigerian (Yoruba mostly) tradition and culture of the wife kneeling down to feed her husband cake at their wedding ceremony. Of course, like most like most women of our age group, my friend and I love, love, love attending weddings.
The most special, most romantic part of any wedding is wrapped up in the few moments prospective couples take to exchange sacred words of promises - also known as wedding vows - by which they make lifelong commitments to one another. While it is true that some officiants insist that couples stick with the traditional vows, couples are generally allowed to scribble down their own vows in their own words.
