A Very Special Wedding Vogue Afternoon

Hello All,

How is everyone? Hope you are having a nice week? The WV Afternoon info is up now, we were hoping to get a more central area but don't even ask - we will manage :)

If you can rsvp by sending an email to weddingvogue@yahoo.com with subject line Wedding Vogue Afternoon that would really help. As always thank you for everything. For our next post lots of weddings :)

Take Care,

Gbemi & Molara

Venue: 1A Rugby Rd, Dageham. Nearest Station is Beacontree (District Line)

Time: 1.00pm - 5.00pm Prompt

Contact: Lara - 07760301313 or Gbemi - 07887777120

Vendor of The Week

Name of Company: Crystal-Eyez Makeup ArtistryCompany

Slogan: Your Flawlessness Revealed

Website: www.bisidada.com/crystal-eyez

E-mail: crystal-eyez@bisidada.com


About the Company:Crystal-Eyez Makeup Artistry is your mobile makeup company whose aim is to reveal your flawlessness. Crystal-Eyez offers professional makeup services for all your events including weddings, proms, graduations, bat mitzvahs, birthdays and other special occasions. Crystal-Eyez also offers professional makeup services for photography such as beauty, commercial, life style, or fashion photo shoots or shows, as well as all media including film, TV and print.
Crystal-Eyez is based in Chicago, IL but will be willing to travel on assignments.Crystal-Eyez has its prices listed on the website. The website also has monthly tips for you to make yourself look flawless at home without hurting your wallet. Also check out the website to view the crystal-eyez' gallery. You have to look flawless on your special day, so let Crystal-Eyez reveal your flawlessness.


The Artist:
Bisi is the founder and head makeup artist of Crystal-Eyez. Bisi has always been a creative person and her creativity has landed her into the fields that she is in today. Although Bisi holds a Masters of Architecture degree from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, she has always had a hobby of experimenting with makeup. With a passion for makeup artistry, she decided to turn this into a career and pursue her dreams of becoming a professional makeup artist. Being a determined person, she enrolled in makeup school and is now certified by London Eyes International Academy of Makeup, as well as by the State of Illinois.
Bisi loves working with people. She pays attention to every detail and leaves you looking flawless!

Wedding Cakes

Wedding Cakes
Wedding cake has its origins from a Roman wedding tradition of breaking a small loaf of bread over the bride's head for fertility. But today's tiered wedding cake has its origins from the Middle Ages. Guests would often bring small cakes that would be stacked on top of each other. The bride and groom would try and kiss over the top of the cakes without toppling them for luck and prosperity. In time, this wedding tradition would evolve and the cakes would all be covered with the same icing.

New Trends in Wedding Cakes
The round cakes are begin to give way for square cakes and stacked cakes are still very much in .
Flowers are being replaced by items such as sea, shells or stars, bows butterflies, beads and crystals depending on the theme of the wedding.

Unusual shapes have also become a favorite with brides

Hand printed/crafted cakes are fast becoming popular which most time takes the design from the wedding dress of the brides

Striped cakes
Less is more

Simple smooth surface cakes with little or nothing on it.

Flowers toppings and figurines which tried to make a come back are fast given into cake jewels and initials which are becoming popular by the day with modern brides.

Bolder colours are taking the centre stage now
Who would have thought of brown, red or yellow cakes years ago? It was unheard of most cakes were cream or white but now we have become bolder in our choices.
Fruit cakes have given way to more exciting flavours such as chocolate, red velvet, sponge, lemon etc

Used as centrepieces
In order to make sure all your guest have a piece of your wedding cake, you could make miniatures sizes of your wedding cake and use it as the centerpiece for table setting.

The guys are still ranting
1. We love how your make up artists make you look amazing on the D-day, it blows our minds but one thing darling 'after the wedding' - How far now?

2. After the wedding day, the same effort you made to loose weight to get into your wedding gown, make the same effort after the wedding day

3. You have planned the wedding, today is the D day - please can it be about us. Stop worrying about your friends and everyone else - Let us (You and I) enjoy ourselves in our own world

N.B We love you Nigerian babes too much

Wedding Vogue Secrets

The WeddingVogue Afternoon…

Come and be inspired as we show you that your ideas can become reality!!

We are giving planning consultancy, motivation, décor ideas, information sharing & friendship. It’s FREE to attend, so take advantage of this opportunity!!

Wedding Vogue’s Secrets to having your wedding in Nigeria

More information about venue and time will be put up soon, but it will be in London.

Take care

Gbemi & Molara

The Guys are here!!!!!

The guys are here talking about their Wedding planning and Wedding day. Also featured this week are our guys rants. Have a nice week!!!

Gbemi & Molara

Wedding Vogue Afternoon

What is Wedding Vogue Afternoon? Well we could not come up with any name for it. We are having an open house. Molara and Gbemi are currently both in London and on 15th March 2008 we will be hosting brides, groom, vendors and would be planner to a very special afternoon. You can stop by to meet with us for free consultations, get to ask all your wedding worry questions/industry questions for free. If you are a vendor looking to spread your wings in Nigeria feel free to stop by as well. We will post the address soon. If you just want to hang out with us, stop by :). Looking forward to meeting you all. Hope to see you all there.


Edward Odejobi

How was the planning process for you?
The wedding planning process was generally fine. I guess it was so because my sister had emotionally blackmailed me into organizing her wedding about a year and a half before mine. She wasn't around until about a week and a half to the dates so she dished out instructions over the telephone.

What part of the wedding did you enjoy the most?

Dancing!! The music was great. EVERYONE was on the dance floor at both events especially at the wedding reception. Music has a great impact on how lively and fun an event is - I duff my hat to Akin & the Suga band. We just couldn't stop dancing. It was made better by the smiling faces of our guests who were having the time of their lives too.

If you could change anything what would it be?

Absolutely nothing. All went according to plan. No nasty surprises with our vendors hence my wife was all smiles - and my oh my, she looked so beautiful. :) No hitches or delays with the church service or reception which was great for me (I'm not a great fan of long and boring speeches). That left us with loads of time for grooving......

Advice for grooms

a) Guys by God's grace you'll go through the whole process just once in your lifetimes (it better be only once unless you want to go bankrupt ......lol).

b) Take control of managing stress levels and remain focused on the prize - your bride. Don't let an event of two days affect your happiness thereafter. Therefore don't flare up at the slightest upset or unreasonable expense presented to you.

c) Do the thinking about life after the wedding and don't get involved in expenses you know you truly cannot afford in the name of making your bride happy or meeting up with societal expectations.

d) Most importantly trust God, he's a great provider) Married life (with the right person) is bliss. After the events, you'll wonder what the anxiety was all about and why you didn't get married earlier. :)

On a final note, The Federal Ministry of Health highly recommends marriage to all. So guys relax and look forward to signing those dotted lines. It's really not as bad as it's made out to be. Wish you all the peace and happiness you desire in life.

Abdul-Gafar Oreagba

How was the planning process for you?

Very interesting i guess. Between my wife n mum they had it all sorted.

What part of your wedding day did you enjoy the most?


Seeing all my friends and my wife's friends all enjoying themselves. Also, i really enjoyed my suit; it fitted like a glove.

If you could change anything what would it be?


NOTHING.




Advice for grooms


Pray to God.


Jojo Kamson



How was the wedding planning process for you?


The wedding process was very easy for me, my job was to write the checks, say yes and try to keep my wife from beating up the wedding planner when she got too frustrated.

What did you enjoy most on your wedding day?


I enjoyed seeing my wife's big smile as well as all the people who can to share in our great day.

If you could change anything about the day what would it be?


I would have had the reception closer to the church. (it took an hour plus to get from the church to the reception)

Any advice to grooms about to get married?


Grooms, give your wife full control, as guys we really don't care, allow her to do what she wants for that day.Every now and then just shakara her that there is no more money and that way she may end up spending a little less, but get your pocket book ready.

Dolapo Ogunmoyero






How was the wedding planning process for you?


It was very hectic. my wife was abroad most of the preparation time so i had to be the interface between both families.i did not use the services of a wedding planner either, so it was really tough.

What did you enjoy most on your wedding day?


Really?....i enjoyed the end, when it was time to be alone.everything else was us trying to conform to people's expectations.

If you could change anything about the day what would it be?

I would gladly change a few things, but this one thing must go:parental interference.they almost ran us crazy.it was their event not ours. 'this is how its done, that is how its done'.that's all we kept hearing.

Any advice to grooms about to get married?Beware of your fiance(loll),she has dreamt about that day almost all her life, so everything has to be fairytale.try to give her a reality check. it will save your marriage.



Dele Philips

How was the wedding planning process for you?

My wife's family handled much of the event(s) so I wasn't that involved (Luckily). It was obvious that the organisation and overall deliverance of the events were top quality, because the remarks given afterwards were all great... I know the Dokpesi's went through enormous efforts to make sure nothing had been forgotten. I praise Dolapo (My wife)'Super Girl' for her good work and also my family and friends for their contributions and support during both events...Also, both families gave continuous praise to the the creativity provided by the planners. "Good show"

What did you enjoy most on your wedding day?


The moment I was locked in a dance with Dolapo. That was probably the biggest moment of my life. I never had so many people looking at me at once (apart from when i was disciplined in secondary school during assembly in front of many). During the dance, that was when it hit me... "Shuks, I'm married you know?"


If you could change anything about the day what would it be?


That would be the departure of my Grandfather "Papa" on the same day. I would liked him to have been there during my dance, so that he can laugh at my moves. But since he was somewhere better anyway, i can't blame him at all. I know he had a smooth journey all the way...

Any advice to grooms about to get married?


This is Del's directory to getting married. You must follow these for early success... You can either be enjoying your first few months together in front of the television enjoying her cooking. Or she can be screaming at you while you have your head in your hands asking God "what have i done?"


You must: 1. Make sure you are really in love with her and she's someone you can spend the rest of your life with (Don't be scared about the last part)


2. Both of you go to a group marriage counselling (Its ok... you will learn some new things about each other here... take a 3 month course like i did)


3. Learn to compromise. You gotta change a bit... Nod your head when she speaks and give her a few good comments a year (joking about the year) when she'd not expecting it.


4. Get closer to God. Pray together in the morning before you leave for work (just 5 min, take it in turns) and go to church on Sundays. Ask God for a good marriage... Peace.

Todays' rants are the onces recieved from guys:

1. Ladies quit saying, 'wont you help with the planning' when you don't really want us too. If we pick red flowers you say no, we pick gulder for reception you say tacky, we say I want Rasco on my train, you say hes too razz. Abeg just plan the wedding, I will show up and still love you.

2. When dancing into the reception, if you know you can dance please let me do it for both of us. Don't hold me back saying baby chill, cos I know if you were the better dancer God help me.



3. Can I write my own 'Grooms Response' PLEASE!! I may not want to thank you or your uncle first, I just want to speak from my heart - you will be surprised.

4. FYI- We don't really like you kneeling to feed us cake but please do it because you look good to my family. Cut the 90's girl %^&*$ - its not cool.

Happy Valentine's Day

Happy Valentine's Day Everyone

With Love,

Molara & Gbemi

Please come back and tell us all your love stories of the day. Take carexxxxxxxx

Here comes the bride........................................

Hello All,
How is everyone doing? Hope you are all well? Like we say every week, thank you all for stopping by. For those that feel the blog is getting boring sorry you feel that way, if you started this blog with us you will remember it is supposed to be twice a week thing but we try to update every week and we work as well.
The jewelry rant last week was for the traditional wear, you need to go see some pictures :) on some sites. Nothing much to say today, but as always thank you all and have a great week.

Love,
Gbemi & Molara

Vendor of the Week

Tosin Tewe of Edible Craft Inc.

Name Of Company

EdibleCraft Inc.

Why I went into cake making?

I started baking cake at age 14, I really started baking professonally in 1997 at Basildon UK.
I had just had my first baby and was a stay at home mom,(was trained as a professional accountant but had to leave my job to take care of my baby), so I deciced to turn my hobby into a profession. I took some culinary and sugarcraft couses at Squires Kitchen, Surrey England and started my cake making business out of my kitchen in 1999.
In 2000, I & 2 staff moved to a store location at Basildon ,where we served the local bakery shoppers oven fresh cakes and pastries daily. This we did till 2004 when we sold the bakery due to relocation with my family to Atlanta,USA.
Once in GA, I took some additional sugarcraft courses to brush up my skills at the Int'l school of SugarCraft Norcross GA,(owned by world renowed sugar artist-Mr Nicholas Lodge) . In 2005,I got EdibleCraft registered and started baking for the public once again.
In effect,I've been doing cakes professionally for 10 years now.

Location

EdibleCraft is presently located in Auburn GA and hopefuly our larger bakery facility will be opened in Lawrenceville GA before the end of first qtr 2008.

Contact details

Phone - 770-287-4992
Email: Tosin@ediblecraft.com or admin@ediblecraft.com
Website: http://www.ediblecraft.com/

Price Range for wedding cakes

Basic pricing for Buttercream cakes $3.50 per serving ,minimum 100 people
Basic pricing for Fondant cakes : $4.5 per serving,minimum 150 people.

Advise for couples when choosing their wedding cake:
Choose your baker by sampling their wedding cakes, if possible, and looking over their album of cake designs and styles. Your fantasy becomes reality with a creative baker.
Select your months in advance...and be prepared to describe your wedding theme,color swatches, the number of guests, location and time.

Multitiered cakes are generally assembled at the reception site. Be sure you allow enough time for delivery and set up.
A deposit of 25 to 30 percent is customarily given at the time you place your order.
Request from your baker,a receipt and CONTRACT signed by you and your baker,describing the type of cake you've ordered, its filling, icing, style, and color of decorations.
EdibleCraft will always draw a detailed contract ,for every wedding cake we make.

RANTS OF THE WEEK

1. Really ladies let us talk, what is the big deal about throwing the bouquet. Why is it when they call single girls even those of you that dont have men still act like you do. Even when you see the bride calling you and looking sad you still refuse.

2. We blogged about this before but we have to say it again cos it is getting soooooo out of hand, please talk to your parents about the chairman they pick for your wedding. We understand that some like to use their big friends but come on - they dont have to bore the crowd, take your own wedding personal or start making a show out of the job.

3. Brides this is for you - braids used to be forbidden for the bride but now more and more brides are braiding their hair and it is beautiful. Please brides before you bride, weave, fix weave on or just style the hair please try to retouch a week in advance at least. UNDERGROWTH is not cute.

P.S What do you feel about our new rant picture :)


QUESTION OF THE WEEK

A bride is not allowed/expected to speak at wedding reception (even though some do), is there a reason why?

New week

Hello guys,
How are you, hope everyone is fine? Sorry about the late update but between all our work its hard to get to our computers sometimes but we will get better. Dayo and Dayo unfortunately do not have a website and the wedding was at New Stream Hall. We will do an additional update mid week. Take care and have a great week. Thank you all as always.

Love,
Molara and Gbemi

Meet 2 of the 'KINGS OF COMEDY'

Gbenga Adeyinka the 1st

What the difference between an MC and a Comedian?
The Master Compere or master of ceremonies is the person in charge of letting people know how the event will unfold. (Usually the geeky, serious looking guy with the microphone) but doing a straight job, no quips and witty interjections. The Comedian is that person the is JUST supposed to make you laugh. If he is paid he is under more pressure to deliver.

People say it’s hard for comedians to be Mc’s because you crack the same jokes at every wedding, nothing new and no creativity for weddings?
Well I guess it depends on the M.C, usually I would recommend a good Compere who is also a good comedian for weddings because this would help with the setting and mood of the event. A comedian might not just be appropriate and a Master of Ceremony might not just be good because people might just want to laugh. I have always believed that not every comedian and M.C can handle weddings. It takes a gifted person with all the qualities of a comedian and M.C to successfully steer the ship of the wedding because a lot of things like respect for guest, appropriate handling of protocol and so many other trade secrets are involved. So that’s it basically.

MC’s/Comedians charge N150k – N1mil for a wedding, how do you justify your fee?
Well I guess nothing good comes easy and in my opinion if you want the best then you have to pay. Some people would like to use king Sunny Ade for their wedding while some other can’t just be bothered with who is playing. To them "music is music" if you want a classy wedding then you go for the best. If you go for the best then you have to pay the best. There are no two ways about it. I hope this does not come across as being pompous but it is just the truth.

How do you stay funny?

Well research helps a lot, everyday experiences also help to broaden the mind but I guess the best assistance to being funny is reading.

What do you look forward to at weddings?

The couple coming into the venue always blows my mind. It’s like two young people with all the love in the world in their hearts. Dancing, giving glory to God and deciding to go through life together no matter the odds. I also like the part where the couple kiss. Some brides are so shy to kiss in the presence of their parents and I go ah! You better kiss! Because we already know what you will be doing later, since you have a new drivers licence

What don’t you look forward to?
The Chairman’s advice. A lot of times it is too loooooooooooooooong and boring and this puts pressure on the compere to lift the crowd again. Then the toast can be terrible if the toast master does not know what to say which the case is usually. I believe couples should meet with the M.C before the event to straighten all these out.

We have watched Nigerian Comedy grow; you guys are doing your thing and doing a great job. You know you are appreciated, what should we watch out for from you next?
Well we will not be here without the support of fantastic people like you. We are diversifying into more fields of Comedy which I think is good for the industry. We seem to have concentrated too much on Stand up Comedy and this is why there seems to be the usual talk of repetition. As for me I will be coming out with a monthly Comedy Magazine called Laffmattazz, and I have plans to float a comedy Television Station and I know that my colleagues have plans for other things like a Comedy school and so many other fantastic ideas.

BASKETMOUTH

What the difference between an MC and a Comedian?

People say it’s hard for comedians to be Mc’s because you crack the same jokes at every wedding, nothing new and no creativity for weddings?
We don’t crack d same jokes at weddings..even if we did...it’s our jokes, you don’t buy a shirt...wear it ones at trash it do u?

MC’s/Comedians charge N150k – N1mil for a wedding, how do you justify your fee?
Most times, I don’t charge client by the time, amount of jokes I crack of location of event....I charge for the brand (Basket Mouth)

How do you stay funny?
I really don’t know how I stay funny

What do you look forward to at weddings?
I look forward to the end of every wedding...it’s too demanding

What don’t you look forward to?
I don’t look 4ward to having every body wanting to have their names mentioned at recognised at someone else's wedding...crap

We have watched Nigerian Comedy grow; you guys are doing your thing and doing a great job. You know you are appreciated, what should we watch out for from you next?
Look forward to the best of me

Rants of the Week

Alright people what is it with this jewelry, we have been seeing so many. What is it with huge pendants, coloured beads that do not match your outfit and over long chains? We understand your parents make you were some of them but there must be a way to say no nicely.



Brides and bridesmaid please you have no excue not to SHAVE. Whether you are wearing a strapless dress or not, you MUST shave. Saying you are a bridesmaid and not the bride does not help either - you must SHAVE. It is just nasty for a bride or her bridesmaids to have hair under their armpits on the special day.

Beautiful Beginnings on Wedding Vogue

Hi guys,

Hope you all had a wonderful week, we feel so blessed because we were hoping for a nice quiet January but God is so faithful it has still been as busy as December. This year we are so excited to share ideas and look forward to all your discussions.
If you are in the United Kingdom there is a wedding fair coming up, details below:
The Lakeside Wedding Fair: Saturday 9 and Sunday 10th February 2008 http://www.lakeside.uk.com/

Once again and as always, thank you all so much. Have a great week!

Take Care,

Gbemi & 'Molara

Vendor of the Week

Ms 'Tosin Dekalu, Director - Lady Cobbler

Name of Company:
Lady Cobbler & Co. Nig. Ltd

Nature of your business:
We repair shoes, bags, suitcases, belts and most leather accessories. We also cut keys i.e. house keys, car keys, etc.

Why and when did you decide to take over the company or go into shoe repairs?
I really can't say when I decided to take over Lady Cobbler, but I’d always hang out at my Mum's place of work (Lady Cobbler) as a child after school & during the holidays so I knew all the ins and outs of the business i.e. where my Mum bought her machines, materials from, how she hired staff, how she dealt with customers etc.We (my siblings and I) would actually help count how much money had been made at the end of everyday! I was probably about 18/19 years old when I knew I would definitely open my own L.C one day, I guess growing up in the shop only made it natural for me to go into that line of business when I grew up. That aside I have a passion for shoes as well.

What service does Lady Cobbler provide?
Our services regarding leather repairs include expansion, size reduction, dyeing, top heel, protector and so much more.

Why do you feel couples need your service:

Our services are needed because everyone wears shoes, carry bags, used suitcases, wear belts, etc and all these things will in time be in need of repairs. E.g.: A lot of our customers bring their brand new shoes to us for expansion, to put a protector on the sole, to cut the heel because they are too high and so on & so forth. It is not a necessary service people want but a service people need.

How affordable are your services?
The services we offer are very affordable and range from N500 to N7, 500

Where is Lady Cobbler located?

We are located at Wuraola House, 82 Allen Avenue, Ikeja, Lagos 01-7919051. We are open Monday to Friday from 09.00am to 06.00pm and on Saturdays at 10.00a.m to 04.00p.m

Do you have other branches?
At the moment we do not have branches anywhere else but will be opening a branch in Victoria Island Lagos before the end of this year.

Advice for brides:
My advice is not only for brides but for the groom, bridesmaids, groomsmen, mothers of the bride etc. Brides should look for shoes that reflect their personalities and a shoe that makes her very very comfortable. (I cannot stress that enough). Do not go for a shoe that is not your usual style just because it is your wedding, stick to what you are used too. Classic is always chic; they never go out of fashion. It is okay to accessorize your shoes but keep it simple.

Wedding of The Week

'Dayo & 'Dayo

Location: Ibadan

Waiting on more info (watch this space)

CORRECTION

When we featured Bisi Adedugbe's company 'Simply Beautiful Creations', we posted the wrong telephone number and we have been receiving calls about it. Sorry about that!http://weddingvogue.blogspot.com/2007/11/simply-beautiful-week.html

The correct telephone number for Simply Beautiful is 240-603-0555.

News & Trends

1. A big thank you to all those who left messages for 'Molara everywhere comforting her for the

loss of her grandpa. Thank you all so much, it really helped.

2. Ankara/Adire are still very much in vogue but some people are out of control with them.

Keep it chic please.

3.Vintage veils, fascinators and birdcage veils are fast replacing regular veils.

First Rant of 2008

Oh Lord, do not get us started this year because we have loads to rant about, what do you think rants with photos loll. Our rants this week are quite simple:

1. PLEASE this sunglasses thing is still on but it is not on at all

2.PLEASE enough with the gloves already

3.We saw a wedding photo and the bride had on angel wings - for real, whats up with that

4.Friends of the couple, asoebi girls CLEAVAGE not BREASTS - comon now

Don't forget to send in your rants............................

Your Thoughts...............

N50,000 fine for spraying at parties, there is even an advert out. What do you think?

Wedding Vogue is back...............................

Happy New Year People!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wedding Vogue is back and so are we. How is everybody, hope everyone is fine? We are fine and all is well. We had an amazing December and we are looking forward to an more amazing 2008. Let's recap:

We will like to thank all our couples that shared their wedding stories, proposals and pictures -

• Chinwe & Seun
• Ataome & Olatunji
• Bimbo & Banji
• Yewande & Ibidapo
• Amoni & Toju
• Busola & Kenny
• Yemi & Tosin
• Oma & Jojo
• Dammy & Toyin
• Mobola & Olumide
• Joelle & Oti

We will also like to thank our featured vendors -

Ronke Nedd of Ronke Nedd Inc
Bisi Adedugbe of Simply Beautiful
Ayoteju of BCG Creations

Reminisce on our favorite 'RANTS"

The grooms and groomsmen that wear sunglasses
The unkept grooms
The brides that don't get fitted before the day
The bridesmaids that pose
Vendors with business cards that read more that 3 specialities

Favorite questions

Couples giving one another gifts on their wedding day
Real flowers vs artificial

We had fun last year but this year promises to be more fun and informative. Please recap and remember last year. Thank you for all your emails, questions and pictures. Keep them coming, for those we have not featured we will get to you. We still have a wedding gown for sale, check our october archive for more information.

Wienna, Abi, Oyemvwe, Arewa, Halle - the snake skin bride, Naijagal, Uzo, Moe, Sha, Yankee Naija and the rest of the gang- miss you all and looking forward to our talks.

Take Care,
Molara & Gbemi

Merry Christmas

Hello Guys,

Sorry for the break in transmission, how is everyone? We missed you guys too! This will be our last post for the month of December and we will be back in January so 'Watch This Space' :)

We wish you all a Happy Sallah, Merry Christmas and a very Happy New Year May the good Lord Bless and keep you all.

Lots of Love,

Gbemi & Molara

Wedding of The Week

Mobola and Olumide

Venue - Civic Center & Island Club

Question of the Week?

Do you think that Brides and Grooms should give one another gifts on their wedding day?

Rant of the Week

Continued from last week...........

1. For your wedding reception, no matter how loaded you are PLEASE 'swallows' i.e eba, amala,

iyan are only for engagements

2.Grooms please visit the barber, no just to cut your hair but to be cleaned up