I’m curious as to why peak wedding periods around this part of the world usually fall within the last 4 months of the year. While you’re trying to avoid heaping up mountains of debt because of Aso-Ebi, here are a few tips on what not to wear to a wedding.
1. A White Dress
If you don’t want to steal the bride’s shine on her special day, avoid wearing a white dress. There’s always a tendency of wanting to express your displeasure over the union. Please show your bitterness in a different way. Exceptions are made when the wedding theme is white.
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2. A Super Mini Dress
Young lady, what are your intentions? I can guarantee you wouldn’t get past the gate, talk more of the hall/tent. The eye them go take pursue you ehn!
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3. Extremely High Heels
I’ve been down that road before. Buying shoes you only use for the wedding day. And did I mention how uncomfortable they were? Jeez, plus you keep looking for the nearest seats to perch on.
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4. Jeans and a Tee
Did you look at your invite? Does it look like a kid’s birthday party you’re attending? Weddings in Naija are not dress-down affairs where you wear anything. Biko, leave that denim for shopping days, hangouts and casual dates.
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5. Revealing/low cut Dresses
It’s not the bachelor’s eve neither is it the after party. Didn’t your momma teach you how to dress right?
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6. Head to Toe Black
Are you attending a funeral? Many brides do incorporate an element of black into their day. Just don’t take it overboard and come looking like a black widow spider.
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