They say that it is only in Nigeria that you will attend a wedding and lose clothing items and have your phone vanish right in front of you....
It is only in Nigerian weddings that the Mic goes missing...
Money sprayed on Bride goes missing....
Food goes missing.................
What else have you noticed at any wedding you have attended?what makes Nigerian weddings stand out?
I attended my cousins wedding years back in Nigeria and the money sprayed went missing....it was in video that the culprit was seen but nobody knew him.....he just walked past everyone with the carton of money and no one saw him.....lol
I have also been to a wedding in Nigeria where one of the guest's shoes went missing................
There are also fun things that happen at weddings....
Someone said if attending a Nigerian wedding, or youre the bride or groom... just make room in ur mind for something that'd possibly piss you off that day, its inevitable!
ReplyDeleteSomeone told me that as a bride, u must sha cry on ur wedding day. Not tears of joy in this instance but something must piss u off to that extent. Personally I know two of my friends that went through this
DeleteEka reject that abeg,if you really have supportive people around you then things will be close to perfect.
DeleteMy sis wedding was close to perfect,I and my sisters did the dirty job infact I was not opportune to take a pix cause I was busy covering things up,i single handedly picked her money not a dime went missing.
She was too happy after the whole show.
Eka Joy not necessarily. I made up my mind not to be bothered by whatever happened on my wedding day so long as no one is dying.
DeleteIt rained heavily all through the day, my CBM came late to church, someone else on my bridal train had to take her place before she came in, the tailor made a mockery of my bridal train's dresses, yet in all of these I wasn't bothered one bit.
Our pastor had told myself and husband a day earlier to not focus on that day's distractions because all that matters is that we are joined together, so I was relaxed and unbothered all through.
You can do it too.
No be small pissing off ojare
DeleteI attended a wedding last week and somehow I misplaced my purse.
Purse that was full of money I was sprayed while dancing.
Omo e pain me oh πππ
Lol Dainty same thing happened to me. Upon all we slept in the same hotel room oo yet she complained that she doesn't like her hair style
DeleteYaba L I ❤️ U
DeleteI have personally never lost anything at weddings but my younger sister has. She attended a wedding few years ago in Owerri..While at the venue, she changed to slippers, left her high heeled shoe under the table and went to get something.
ReplyDeleteBy the time she got back to her seat, her shoes were nowhere to be found. Asked around, whosai!
That was how she left the venue with slippers that day like play.
It was really annoying but we just laughed it off at the end of the day.
More than half of the money sprayed during my wedding got missing before our very own eyes, saying that I'm shocked is an understatement, i still feel sad when i remember the things that went wrong in my wedding, wish i can write to you Stella.
DeleteAt weddings, it's advisable never to leave your phone on the table else it be moved along with the plates and cups.
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DeleteYea
Deletewas at a wedding in VI and my car keys got missing...just moved tables twice and I was sure I had keys with me as I moved to another table. meanwhile my sis had asked me to put the keys in my purse as we were entering the venue. thankfully my car was not stolen cos they had announced for my missing keys and notified the security men at the gate. my cousin had to go all the way home to ikeja to get the spare from home.. another time went to a wedding to pick up 2 big jars of maple syrup my sis sent from america through a friend. the lady kept the jars under her seat at the reception. when I got to her to pick up the stuff was missing. I believed she actually brought them cos she was a good friend to my kid sis and never had a history of stealing anything
DeleteNa my souvenir I don lose before. E pain me sha ππππππ
ReplyDeleteMy nephew lost his mum's iphone at a wedding in Abuja. He went to the toilet and a stranger told him that he should give him the phone so he can take a picture of him.
ReplyDeleteThe 8 year old boy obliged, he was excited that an adult wants to take his picture. The agbaya told him to enter the toilet and close the door, he'll take the picture through the keyhole that it's a new cool way of taking pictures. The boy entered, closed the door and the stranger locked him in. It wasn't funny that day we thought he had been kidnapped, only for someone to hear a voice screaming from inside the toilet. We rushed there and found him. Nobody even gave much thought to the lost phone, we were just glad he was OK.
Dude said he'll never attend any wedding again. I don't blame him.
why give a child an iphone to go piss
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DeleteThis is so funny o, he is a real agbaya. Thank God all the same
What a wicked soul. He will surely reap what he had sown.
DeleteHahahaha I'm sorry but this sounds funny, Nigerians are terrible thieves.
DeleteHaba,how can anyone have the heart to traumatize a young boy laikdis???
DeleteCool story π
DeleteI've attended a wedding where the bride's shoes went missing right under her nose. It was not funny that day.
ReplyDeleteAh how's this possible?
DeleteIn our normal yoruba setting
ReplyDeleteIf you like kill 5cows, it's the meat that will first finish
It's either the olopo is packing them or one family member
You will be hearing Eran ti tan ooo ππππ
In another setting,the groom and the bride will cook different with the hall divided into two. You can be lucky to be where all the souvenirs will get to you or you will just be a spectator. Na your luck ππππ
And there is always one very strict Auntie. πππ
I once went to a wedding with hubby , it was a round table of six.A societal wedding oo, on the table were exotic drinks.A woman wearing a lace of 120k or more sef was on our table.Before you know, she has packed the drinks. She collected almost 5plates. Choi, hubby kept recording without her notice.And if you see her makeup ehn. Slay momma.
Abeg,I tire for parties in my obodo naija
why is your hubby recording it? is he also an amebo like you? una fit each other sha
DeleteNa so e dey always be
DeleteNa meat go first finish
Drinks nko. Especially those mocktails abi na cocktails. E never dey go round
At times servers go dey look faces of people wey dey table serve. Na dis one dey vex me pass
Lol, u are right about the strict aunty. Duriny my own wedding, it was strict uncles evrywhere. I dint even knw what went down, it was after the wedding i started hearing gists
DeleteI have that aunty (mom's sister). When she stood watch where the food was during my Trad, if you have 5 heads, take anything without telling her who sent you or who it's for. She will tear that personπ. She and my sis fought that day.
DeleteOlori I hate that dividing of the hall(groom side, bride side) thing.
Delete@ex troll, cocktails are always few. Most couples don't pay for more than 50 or max 100.
My wedding was planned by an event planner so no family was involved. Everyone ate
@swag your wedding is the best I’ve attended in few years. Over organized.
DeleteIs it the waffles, or ice cream or small chops or Amala and over 10pcs of meat with round about.
@swag your level is on π―
Your wedding was and still LIT π₯
I give it up to your planner
Correct gist.
ReplyDeleteOne madam phone loss and she come collect her friend phone dey call am
whosai, no ring tone anywhere. And that was the phone she dropped inside her
handbag after receiving call o.
mmmmmmhhhhhh
At the same time, two madams for another side of the reception dey drag
another girl go security. Wetin the girl do? Ajuju ππ
her phone dey ring dey disturb them for near where them dey share food.
and madam been dey ask am make she answer her phone, she no gree.
As she look am well, sisi no carry handbag, the skirt wey she wear, the
pocket no dey bulge. So where phone dey ring na? Ajuju number 2.
Okay, security come show, female security take am enter rest room for the hotel
come search am. Una sabi where them find the lost phone?
Na the very place wey she suppose put sanitary pad o. π―π―π―π―π―
Jeeezzzzzzz π©π«
DeleteThe only ish I've observed ,is how water/drinks becomes suddenly scarce, after a while. To think it's usually as a result from hoarding ,by some greedy people.
ReplyDeleteMy younger brother's agbada was stolen in a wedding. He was the best man. They had like 15 groom's men that wore the aso ebi but everybody confirmed his own design was the best. Before they could finish the engagement ceremony, fiam he couldn't see the agbada where he placed it. Everybody was now telling him didn't he notice many people were admiring the agbada that he should have kept it like his eyes.
ReplyDeleteI remember when we did my grandads burial.
ReplyDeleteMy brother’s shirts and sister’s gold necklace got missing.
After sometime, one of my cousins came visiting and behold...she had the necklace on.
My sister took back her stuff.
Sometimes, it could someone from the family doing stealing.
Thieving relatives πππ€£π€£
Omo
DeleteShe re-stole it or she confronted the thieving relative? That kind scene na helele o
I attended a wedding three saturday ago and I saw something I've never seen in my entire life.
ReplyDeleteI saw some children selling poly bags in the hall, I had to ask the person that invited me what the poly bags were for, she said I should wait for it.
Y'all won't believe that half of the invited guests that came for the wedding went home without eating but the polybags were well 'fed' at the end of the wedding with some women taking it home as souvenirs.
Jeez! I couldn't believe my eyes and the invited guests that didn't eat will be insulting the couples not knowing they provided well for the wedding but the greedy servers didn't let it go round. To think a cow and a goat was killed and two bags of rice prepared.
Reminiscing it still gets me annoyed.
Lol. Don’t you know that there is hunger in the land?
DeleteIs that not how one cashew seller just strolled into my sis traditional marriage and started hawking cashews?!π³ Like seriously?! To think the guy did not quickly leave when told to but still hung around until my relatives escorted him out. Mtcheeeew
One cow, one goat, two bags of rice! Sounds like a get together not a wedding.
Delete@Minnie you sound like a very annoying person. Do people call you fake? You just have that fake vibe.
DeleteI attended a wedding where the husband and wife starts dissing each other at reception, the husband complained that the wife didn't acknowledge his rich aunt when she was spraying them, that the wife is supposed to face the aunt and smile, but the wife was busy dancing with her friends and ignoring the aunt spraying cash, na so fight start o, infact the wife threatening to go back to her father's house that night
ReplyDeleteFor real??πππ those ones have not started life.
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DeleteMad people all over
Naija wedding, especially 'Island weddings' (This is waaaay different from the regular mainland weddings,esp when u hear, Queens park, Landmark, Harbour point event centres) Is just major packaging! As in everybody forms to the teeth, that's when knowing a friend is gold lol! My own is after the wedding and the whole make up what's next? Or where do u live? Who's ur daddy? Mehn it's all Drama jare!
ReplyDeleteKelvin Dat Edo Boi (Stellz Cousin)
I don't mean this in a bad way but I went for a wedding somewhere in lekki,they had the wedding by the shore of a river
DeleteIt was looking like oyinbo wedding everybody was talking through their nose.After wedding the couple retired to their house at ijesha in suruleee
Am like what was thatπππ
See ehn, Island packaging Na just rubbish! Most of them ehn! Kai! U just wonder, why yall killing urselves? It's not that serious!
DeleteKelvin Dat Edo Boi(Stellz Cousin)
Say What!!
DeleteSo because they choose lekki as the venue means they can’t leave at Surulere or what??
DeleteOr Surulere is not meant for human beings??ooh it’s only poor people that lives there??i need to understand please!!
Your mentality is wack ..you need to change your poverty thinking..yuck!
They must have chosen Lekki for a reason. Proximity to family,church and other reasons. I know someone that lives close to the Airport but did her wedding in oriental. She did it because of her grandma that lives on the island. She can't journey that distance.
DeleteI wear to a wedding where the they have different types of aso ebi, you will sit according to the level of aso ebi you buy, and they didn't serve the same food, those wearing expensive aso ebi were treated with assorted,and those with Ankara were given less preference
ReplyDeleteGbam..... You gorrit ππππ
DeleteThat's unfairπ₯
DeleteThat's segregation, apathy, & so inhumane. If i were in that wedding, I'll just walk away; even if I was among the high rated invitees.
DeleteTaaarrh that's rubbish mehnn. Like who does that at this time?
I attended a wedding last week and the woman sitting on the same table with us at the reception misplaced 40k plus, just between retying her gele at the entrance and coming inside the hall.
ReplyDeleteThe hall wasn't even filled up as at that time. I felt for here really, she was just disoriented all through the reception, she claimed the money isn't hers, she was only handling it for someone.
My friends phone was stolen on her wedding day too.
stella i know a wedding that they stole the fridge that was given to the couple,they kept askin everyone but they didnt still see it..Also someone i know has lost her phone at a wedding too
ReplyDeleteA whole fridge stoleb?? π¨
DeleteI attended a wedding in Ondo town last year and na God spare my life. The wedding was done @st monicas open field with canopies. we were eating rice and enjoying when all of a sudden, it became so breezy and the canopy gave way. My husband was able to escape cos he was at the edge.
ReplyDeleteI was inside, wearing heels and fat. I was sha trapped. My husband pulled me out. I strained my ankle, lost one shoe, Head tie got missing. The strained ankle has not fully recovered. Ojo buruku ni mehn!
Godmadechic,
DeleteCanopy in this century???????
Thank God for safety .
Some traditional marriages still use canopies even white. At the end of the day it's what dey can afford, dey wont steal
DeleteGodmadechic, I laughed so hard at this your comment. Sorry about your ankle though.
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DeleteOh sorry dear
DeleteMy phone was stolen on my wedding day, lol.
ReplyDeleteDuring my wedding two create of maltina was stolen from were we kept the drinks
ReplyDeleteMine had over 11 crates of drinks missing. My husband went overboard with purchase of drinks.
DeleteHahahahaha 11 crates, that is too much na. These people don't have joy
DeleteHahahahaha 11 crates, that is too much na. These people don't have joy
DeleteDuring my brother inlaws wedding, I drop my phone on a black poliyting bag, while fixting some stuff, to my surprise, in a tinkle of an eye, the phone was swept into the fire just like that
ReplyDeleteWhere they doing live Alase at the receiption? I don't get it!
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Kelvin Dat Edo Boi (Stellz Cousin)
Are you sure it wasn't a bonfire you attended?
DeleteSorry my dear
My friend wedding,the husband family started fighting the bride for the dance money, the husband supported his people and ask his wife to give them the money(the bride has enter one chanceπ♀️π♀️π♀️
ReplyDeleteIf na the man family foot all the bills while the bride and her family do siddon look, why them no go collect all the money. They have to offset bills mehn.
Deletelmao, RIP English, God loves you more. swept into d fire ikwakwakwakwakwa.
ReplyDeleteCorrect her nah & stop dissing
DeleteThank Goodness, nothing was stolen on my big day.....
ReplyDeleteEverybody is losing something, so who
ReplyDeleteDoes the stealing?
Ajuju n' ese okwu?
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On my cousin’s wedding day..all the fresh fish and peppered snails we made got missing..like we didn’t see anyone eat it at the venue..it was the second day we discovered that my cousin’s husband sister stole everything!!
ReplyDeleteHave been to a wedding where I got money as souvenir..Lol!!
I hardly go for weddings but the ones I go for ehen..always interesting
Traditional wedding I followed someone to in the village at Ohafia. The guy bought a big cow to be killed.
ReplyDeleteDuring serving, no meat for jollof rice, where all the meat na.
Village people can never change oo. Nylon bags everywhere. Big cow disappeared. I give them hands
No be today thieving start for naija wedding oh.
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