There are traditionalists and there are modernists in this world. One might believe that the traditionalists would gravitate towards each other and the modernists would do the same, but often, it is quite the contrary. The traditionalists, you see, need the modernists to keep them abreast with the changing times. And the modernists, without the traditionalists, they might lose touch with the rich heritage that roots them.

Now, let's talk about the most beautiful bond of all, marriage. Every so often, right in the humdrum of routine life, love presents us with a story worth telling. A Nigerian traditional wedding is a day-long carnival of love, a day that will forever be etched in your hearts. The beauty of such traditions is that even when its participants evolve, the essence of the ritual remains untouched. As a chronicler with a penchant for cultural nuances, I approach every ceremony as a tale waiting to be told, capturing every intricate detail that weaves your narrative. Each wedding is unique, and can be tailored to reflect you and your partner's individuality, with additions such as: traditional attire, local music, and customary rituals.

The pre-wedding rituals are an integral part of the wedding's success. They give the couple a chance to grow accustomed to the frenzy that awaits them on the big day. It also allows them to build a rapport with the people involved in the ceremony, fostering a bond that is essential for a smooth wedding. You will learn about each other's quirks, temperaments, and the roles that suit you best. This preparatory phase sets the stage for the perfect traditional wedding.