A trendi video of a bridesmaid danci seductively with best man at her friend’s weddi has got people talki. Initially, people taught they were husband and wife when the video surfaced online. But Thefamousnaija understands that the guy is not her man. Her name is Marlo Hampton of the ‘Real House Wives Of Atlanta’, she had to dance with the best man because she caught the bride’s flower. Watch the video below;
It would be recalled that a viral clip maki rounds on social media which shows a very big and bold groom grindi and flexi his muscles for his bride at his weddi reception has left Internet users, amused and… flustered. The beautiful bride danced cheered her big and bold groom who was seen danci and flexi his while they danced together with his bride on the dance floor as the guest at the weddi event cheer them.
Another video shared by a twitter user UG [@Yuggiio] shows two men at the centre of a weddi reception – the groom and his brother weari nothi but tight underwear. They are rippli, bendi and performi an erotic dance to a version of the so “You Raise Me Up” in the full view of everyone present at the weddi. The spectacle is majorly for the bride who sits and cheers them on with a smile on her face and regular applause.
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“Check out what this groom did, ” writes UG aloside the video post. “He took off his clothes to dance for his bride aloside his youer brother. Ladies, would you be comfortable to see your man go naked like this on your weddi day?” he ends the post with. The couple are thought to be Nigerians but the weddi venue can’t be ascertained. The video has already gone viral anyway; with the original post gatheri 115k views already at the time of this piece.
Reactions to it has majorly been one of shock and amusement. Many others say they find it offensive and would never allow a partner do that on their big day. Commenti on the tweet, Wine [@_lifeofzain] writes: “what sort of magic mike shit is this. Disgusti.”
“This dance was clearly not for her, and I’m almost 100% no one else was genuinely interested.” she tweets. What do you think? Would you let a groom or even bride striptease for you at your weddi?Wedding dress trends have been evolving over the years, from Princess Diana's puffy sleeve dress to this year's trending nude wedding dresses. This Timely Atelier's nude illusion ballgown is one of them.
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It boasts a sheer top with pearls and has been making the rounds on social media. The creative director of the Nigerian-based Atelier, Olubukola Sonubi, says the inspiration for this dress came from studying the latest wedding trends.
I got the inspiration for the dress by studying the current trends in the fashion design space. The nude illusion was a big trend when this dress was made... so I thought to make something unique with the trend.
Despite assumptions, the dress wasn't designed for a specific bride, Olubukola says, but the team did not go out of their way to burst the online buzz. The dress was part of a collection in our 2021 bridal series. I collaborated with a lot of other wedding vendors for the photoshoot. The result generated so much online attention that everyone thought it was an actual wedding, so we just stuck with that narrative.
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According to Olubukola, making the design was time-consuming and took four months and four people to complete because of the pearl details. The material used to make the dress includes pearls, satin, lace and bridal nets.
As the dress made its rounds on social media, the design house received many controversial comments regarding the design. Conservatives were especially not in favour of the dress. We understand that not everyone has the boldness to rock a nude illusion dress. We also make very modest dresses for conservative brides.
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Timely's has been in business officially for four years now, but unofficially for seven years, and about 60% of its clients are from outside Nigeria.
We usually schedule a virtual consultation session with our international clients where we discuss the styles and every other necessary information, and during the consultation, we also give a guide on how to take proper measurement.
The Atelier also runs a fashion school established in August 2018, where they teach international standard dressmaking processes. The fees at the school cost about $400 to $600 (R6900 to R10 300) depending on the course or courses. Their courses range from beginners to intermediate to advanced levels, taking between three to six months. They also have special courses like the bridal wear course and Tambour beading.
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Sonubi shared the reasons she started the fashion school and her passion for teaching. I am very passionate about acquiring and passing knowledge. Once I learn a new skill, I am thinking of the next available person who I can teach the skill that was what birthed the fashion school.
The most significant achievement the brand has seen is the expansion of the business within the last year, where they recently just moved to a vast and well-furnished space. They have also seen exceptional growth in the social media space. In the future, Sonubi sees the brand becoming the most sought-after global brand and currently, they are working on showcasing their new collection on an international runway.
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First looks are becoming more popular. Whether it's because couples are bucking tradition or trying to streamline their photography timelines, the tradition of not seeing your partner before you walk down the aisle still holds strong. And as you consider integrating the tradition into your big day, some questions might come up, like, well, where does the tradition come from?
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The tradition of not seeing your spouse before the wedding is exactly what it sounds like: avoiding your partner before the ceremony starts. This dates back to when marriages were arranged, and the bride and groom weren't allowed to see or meet each other until they were at the altar.
We talked to Devin Wilson and Skylar Stetten, the owners and wedding photographers behind Stetten Wilson photography, about the tradition of the couple not seeing each other before the wedding and got their answers to a few of the most commonly asked questions.
Call it bad luck or superstition, but not seeing one another before the ceremony can make that first moment as you walk down the aisle even more special. But the tradition has less-than-romantic origins. Arranged marriages used to be the norm, serving more as a business deal between families than a love match. In fact, the couple didn't just spend the morning of the wedding apart: There was a time when it was totally normal (and even expected) for the couple to have never seen one another before the wedding at all.
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The deal was usually made by the bride's father, who wanted his daughter to marry rich to help his own family. However, he might worry that if the groom saw the bride before the ceremony, he might not find her attractive and could call off the wedding—leading to serious shame for the bride and her family. So to avoid risking the family's reputation, the tradition that the couple didn't see each other until the ceremony was born.
The veil comes into play here, too. By having a veil over the bride's face, the groom wouldn't see her until the very last moment (at the end of the ceremony when they're meant to kiss) when it was too late to back out. The superstition about a bride and groom seeing one another before
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