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5 Things Not To Overlook When Planning a Wedding

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Weddings come with so much pressure to achieve the perfect outcome on the actual day. But most times; intending couples forget or overlook small but important details that could help them have a great wedding event. So in this article; I will be highlighting 5 tips that should not be overlooked in planning a wedding.

Six Tips For Planning A Small Budget Wedding

Every weekend somewhere in Nigeria, a wedding ceremony takes place invariably. From Lagos to Kebbi, all the way to Abia and Kwara,  one lady leaves her parents and willingly clings to her husband.

Marriage is Just A Pot Of Beans

So you want to get married, eh? Dear reader, you probably know this, but permit me to reiterate: Marriage is a big deal. It changes everything. And while some people are extremely lucky about their choices, some others live through each day wishing that they had made a different choice.

Four Cake Designs To Consider For Your Wedding

At a time when it seems like there are so many cake deisgns that you could get lost trying to pick one, i have put together five different cake designs that would be perfect for your wedding. As a bride or groom to be, you are always free to modify these choices to your taste as long you keep it classy, elegant and simple at the same time.

Choosing The Perfect Wedding Cake That Defines You

Planning a wedding in Nigeria is no child's play.  It can be stressful, tiring and just plain frustrating but with the right tips, it could be less tiring and become fun and exciting for you.  Who doesn't love cake, a good one at that?  So for a successful wedding, you need a cake that would not only look fabulous but taste exquisite.

Things To Do After Getting Married

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Let me take a moment to congratulate you on your marriage. All the anxiety that comes with planning a wedding, the nerve-wracking experience that you had as you took the long walk to the altar, the heightened moments of great excitement, and the depressing, frustrating period of worries have become feelings and emotions buried in the past.

A Real Nigerian wedding!

So, you have found the one, and you want a quiet wedding in a serene environment where you can celebrate with a few real friends and family. Dear prospective groom, your ambition is understandable. But before you dream further, let me tell you a short story. Once, a friend of mine and a prospective groom had called his mother, and told her he wanted to have a simple wedding at a quiet beach.
“Beash, what beash?” His mother