Hi, friends! I am sorry that it has been so long since I have published something; You may have wondered where I was in the world. I'll tell you, January was just an absolutely incredible month, full of wedding celebrations in my family!
The holidays became a time our house turned into a buzzing meeting when we had relatives coming from towns outside the city, but then it was not just a family reunion, three family members who were set for marriage in January. One of them was a male cousin and two other, women's cousins-what a perfect timing!
The month began with my nephew's marriage, on the 4th of January. The whole December was spent in preparation for the marriage ceremonies, regardless of Christmas and New Year. Special invitations were given out and the real excitement began a day before the d-day. Live cows were ready for a feast and women began to prepare for cooking early.
What distinguishes these traditional marriage ceremonies is their visual splendor: the groom, radiant in his elegant, royal clothing; The bride, stole the show in her traditional Gele and every inch looks like a royal rank.
Feed your eyes with the beauty of African traditional marital ceremony with the pictures below: