For this post I have little or no pics too busy catering to our guests (our newest in-laws) to even carry a phone talk about take pics.
Fulfilling the traditional rites was a royal jumble of distributing palmwines kegs, kolanuts, garden eggs, coolers of food (swallow and rice), hot drinks, soft drinks, wines and sovenoirs to all 7 canopies occupied by the different groups of the groom/bride family.
The two most significant part of the day for me was firstly the prayer by the bride and groom's father to bless the union and secondly the bride and groom mother had to assist the bride tie her second wrapper that represents her transition from singlehood to married, was awesome. Asides idolatry, I truly appreciate the depth of our culture.
Brideprice done by 10am, wine carrying done by 2pm, entertainment and dancing followed till about 7pm. Thank you Lord for journey mercies for all guest and family members see you all again next Saturday.
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