These photos will tell you 11 interesting things that happen at Nigerian weddings

If you’ve ever been to a Nigerian wedding, you will know that it is usually a fanfare, filled with lots of drama.

A lot of planning and preparations are put into it and some who can’t handle the stress and inconvenience, hire wedding planners.

The kind of dancing that takes place at Nigerian weddings will sometimes leave you wondering if it’s a wedding or club party.

Then, you have those who want to be more beautiful than the bride with their heavy make-up and looking porcelain dolls.

Below are some things that can only happen at Nigerian weddings.

1. Buying aso-ebi can be annoying. Some aso-ebi materials are overrated and very expensive.

2. The couple takes forever to show at the reception venue after the wedding service. Family and friends have no choice but to wait.

3. Your guests only come for the reception. Don’t expect people at the joining in church. They are only interested in coming to eat rice and turn up.

4. The dramatic entrance of the bride and groom. Some couples go the extra mile to entertain their guest with their very dramatic entrance.

5. The food is never enough. No matter how well the couple plans, there are always people who will complain of not being served food at a wedding reception.

6. The single ladies have a mission not to return home single.

7. Nobody wants to carry last. Everybody comes with a mission to slay.

8. Busy body aunties with their head gears as tied as big as the map of Nigeria.

9. Spraying of money. This is one essential part of every Nigerian wedding that cannot be ignored. The couple makes a lot of money from this.

10. The turn up is for real. Be ready to dance your heart out.

11. The critics must have something to say. Some people attend wedding just so they can condemn your dress, hall decoration, taste of food and the list goes on.

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