Friday, 19 August 2016

MAYBETH EVENT END OF THE YEAR WEDDING PROMO



IT’S HERE AGAIN THIS EMBER PERIOD!!!
10 % DISCOUNT ON ALL EVENT PLANNING  SERVICES!!!
Are you getting married this EMBER period?
MAYBETH DÉCORS & EVENT in conjunction with PSALMYBEE ENTERTAINMENT offers EMBER promo with 3 different packages to choose from…….
1ST PACKAGE
10% discount off all Event planning Services, these include;
     Ø  Coordination
     Ø  Counseling & Budgeting
     Ø  Decoration
     Ø  Catering services
     Ø  Engagement & Reception cake with box cakes
     Ø  Ushering & protocols
     Ø  Photography & Video Coverage (Pre-wedding – Reception)
     Ø  Makeup Artist
     Ø  DJ / Live band
     Ø  MC
And lots more



2ND PACKAGE
10% discount off all Decoration, Media, Musical band & makeup artist these include;
DECORATION
     Ø  Backdrop panel, floral effects & Mood light effects
     Ø  Stage decorative props
     Ø  Couple’s Royal Sofa
     Ø  Customized floor flex
     Ø  White stage & walkway
     Ø  Spandex chaircovers & sash
     Ø  Colourful table clothes & Napkins
     Ø  Centerpieces & Charger plates
     Ø  Colourful hall drapings
MEDIA
Ø  Pre wedding shoots
Ø  Photograph & Video coverage (Engagement – Reception)
Ø  2 large frames
Ø  2 photobooks
Ø  DVD plates
Ø  Flash drive
DJ / LIVE BAND
        MAKEUP ARTIST

 
3RD PACKAGE
10% discount off all Decoration, Media, Musical band these include;
      Ø  DECORATION
Ø  MEDIA


All these & more at a giveaway price this EMBER season.
Interestingly, there is a surprise package for the first 10 couples on their wedding day.
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Thursday, 24 March 2016

7 EXCITING MOMENTS ABOUT YORUBA WEDDING

The Yoruba traditional wedding ceremony, also known as Yoruba Engagement Ceremony, or Igbeyawo in Yoruba Language is the same process everywhere.

There wedding ceremony has always been colourful and very festive, trust yoruba people to always turn a boring party to a lively one.

Categories of aso-ebi flies across everywhere, a variety of mouth-watering dishes is never missing and to dances to contemporary Nigerian music is very sure at a yoruba wedding.

In a Yoruba wedding there is no limit as to the type of items to be shared ranging from tooth pick, to cotton bud, indomie, matches, jotter, nail cutter, plastic hand fans and lots more.



Here are some of the things that happens at Yoruba wedding:

HOW IT ALL BEGAN: A proposal letter is presented to the bride's family and an acceptance letter is given to the groom's family.

    1.  THE POPULAR ALAGA IDURO/IJOKO: The entire ceremony is orchestrated by two                     representatives, Alaga iduro or alaga Ijoko (traditional wedding coordinators) who are chosen             or hired by each side family.
      TIME TO LIE FLAT ON THE FLOOR: The groom and his friends are expected to prostrate before the bride's parent and they receive acceptance and prayers.




      BRING OUT THE BRIDE:  The bride is later been ushered out alongside her friends with melodious song for the bride.



      LETS SEE OUR BRIDE FACE: The bride dances to where her in-laws are sitting and afterward she kneels before them, thereafter the in-laws opens her veil to confirm it its the right woman that is kneeling before them.



      THE GROOM'S CAP:  The bride is given the groom's cap, she dances with it waving and flaunting it for people to see. She later kneels before her groom and wears the cap on his head.



      THE ENGAGEMENT GIFTS (ERU IYAWO): Before the date of the engagement especially on the day of the introduction, the bride family gives the groom family a list containing the engagement materials to be brought on the engagement day. These gifts are beautifully wrapped, the list contains : Bitter kola, yams, alligator pepper (atare), dried fish (eja osan), peppered corn meal (aadun), sugar, friuts, honey, soft drinks, fruit wine, bag of salt, bag of rice, umbrella, she-goat, palmoil, suitcase containing new clothes, shoes and bag for the bride, Biscuits and sweet, Engagement ring, bible or quran. The monetary aspect of the gift include: Bride price (owo ori), money for elders consent(owo ijoko agba), money for bride's father's consent (owo baba gbo), money for the bride's other's consent (owo iya gbo), fee for unveiling the bride (owo isiju), money for housewives (owo iyawo ile), money for the children of the household(owo omo ile), letter reading fee (owo letter kika), engagement fee unveiling fee(owo isigba) and so on depending on the bride's family.



      WHAT WILL THE BRIDE PICK: The bride is told to select one out of the many engagement gift (ERU IYAWO) brought by the groom's family. She is expected to pick the Bible or Quran depending on their religion .

      Image result for pix of bride and her ring in yoruba traditional wedding ceremony

      THE RING: The Engagement Ring is also placed among the engagement items, the groom takes it and insert it in the brides forth finger. The bride is been told to flaunt the ring to her friends and family dancing.


      Image result for pix of bride and her ring in yoruba traditional wedding ceremony
       TOGETHER FOREVER:
       





      AND THEY LIVED HAPPILY EVER AFTER.

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