While we love children and have the best time with your children, we do ask that you please let them stay home during our celebration. We appreciate your cooperation in making our day a beautiful memory.

While we would love to share our special day with the world, we ask that you honor your RSVP response and adhere to our request that there be no additional guests.

We would love all our guests to come looking their formal best, whether that is traditional wear or English wear.

Aso-ebi, which translates to “family cloth,” is more than just a fashion statement; it's a symbol of unity, identity, and communal solidarity. Over the years, aso-ebi has evolved, transcending ethnic boundaries to become a widespread tradition in all Nigerian ceremonies (Yoruba or otherwise) and other countries in Africa. Today, it’s common to see aso-ebi at weddings across various Nigerian ethnic groups and African countries, each incorporating their unique cultural elements into the fabric selected and designs worn. How it's worn: Aso-ebi outfits are made to order, intricate, and colorful. They're often made from multiple layers and can be made from many different fabrics, into different styles, as pictured below. To get more inspiration, look up "Asoebi styles" on Instagram, Pinterest or Google.

Please reach out to Esther at this number 832-709-3942 to order your Asoebi.

In our "Travel" tab, you can find a list of hotels around the area for lodging. We hope you have an amazing time in our city while celebrating us!

You should have gotten a text link to RSVP, the link should take you to our site where you can put in your name and confirm your attendance. Keep in mind, that only those on our guest list will be able to access the site and RSVP.

If you should have any questions or inquiries about the wedding, please direct questions to our wedding coordinator, Armel at 346-242-4035.