The wedding will take place on December 5th. 2024 at 4:00PM. The ceremony and reception will be held at 601 Warren C. Coleman Blvd , Concord, NC, United States, North Carolina

The dress code for the wedding is Black Tie or Yoruba Traditional Attire.Black tie is a formal dress code specifically reserved for special events such as weddings, galas, and prestigious ceremonies. It typically indicates a higher level of formality than semi-formal or cocktail attire.Please dress appropriately and comfortably for the occasion.

Yes, we kindly request that all guests RSVP by November 1st, 2024. You can do this by clicking the RSVP button on our wedding website.

We have reserved space for each of our guest. Your RSVP will indicate how many people are allowed to attend our wedding. In addition, while we love children. This wedding is an adult-only affair.

We kindly ask that guests refrain from taking photos during the ceremony, as we have hired a professional photographer. However, feel free to capture memories during the reception!

We kindly ask that guests arrive at least 30 minutes before the scheduled start time of the ceremony to allow for seating and any last-minute adjustments.

Yes, we'd love for guests to share their memories using our wedding hashtag: #AllYouNeedIsAkindahunsi #ComingToAkindahunsi. Feel free to use this hashtag on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter to help us collect all the wonderful moments from our special day.

This African custom is called money spraying, and it originated in the southwest of Nigeria by the people of Yoruba. It’s a unique African tradition that symbolizes good fortune, good luck, happiness, affection, and abundant blessings. By throwing gold coins, dollar bills, or any other crisp notes of money, the family members and wedding guests show their love and support to the newly married couple.