we requested.” The groom’s suit and agbada outfit were made by a luxury Nigerian brand in Doncaster, while his after party attire was made by a brand based in Manchester. “We’ve followed these suppliers on Instagram and their designs feel unreal.” The groomsmen too wore Nigerian agbada styles in handcrafted designs. Boluwatife wore stunning pieces by Roffy Designer throughout the day. “The most incredible part is that all her measurements were taken virtually,” Olabamidele shares. “Yet each outfit fit her perfectly, as though they were made for her from the start.” Her civil dress was a mermaid style with veil and we’re told that guests haven’t stopped asking who made the masterpiece! Meanwhile, her bridesmaids wore asoebi in matching fabrics. The showstopping entertainment for the day began with a solo artist who serenaded guests with live gospel music. Later, a seven-piece band, Sammy G, took to the stage followed by DJ Screech who packed the dance floor. The highlight of the day for Olabamidele was the spontaneous 30 minutes of worship, making their wedding ceremony exceptionally memorable. REAL WEDDINGS 19
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