A Traditional Yoruba Wedding

Omo Yoruba Ni mi O
Hi everyone and I hope you all are having a great weekend. not with all the party today has to offer especially weddings.

My true friend Sola Oluwole got married recently. I mean like 7 days ago, July 2, 2011 and it wasn't only a beautiful one it was also very colourful. The weather was just perfect. Glory be to God. I will be sharing some of the juicy pictures with you and this way you can have a feel of how brides are transformed on wedding day. Its a very serious decision to make and I'm so happy Sola and Tunde decided to tie the knot.

Colour Code for the traditional wedding was sky blue and navy blue. It came out really nice... don't you think so. And of course the ceremony was fantastic. Here are more clips

At the Church: Purple came in looking spectacular!

 

I made these for the Best Lady:

Father of the Bride looking good and been escorted by Praise singers. We have them at every Yoruba party and when they start with your name and priases who just have to wave some cash in the air....

So what was I doing all through this, See for yourselves;

 Ladies!!!!!

 Hope you enjoyed the party.....!!!

Creating Success Around Our World

Hello everyone,

Welcome to our very first effort to connect you with the world around you by bringing you special persons that has made the world and their immediate environment more colourful.

Every Wednesday our hosts on each continent will introduce you to someone new whose creativity is inspiring!




  Here's how you can take this worldwide tour with us:   You can follow all the hosts to support them and keep up to date with the fabulous posts they will share every week.  Then if you are inspired to join, just link up your own blog to make some new international friends. Remember to leave us a comment when you follow us so we can follow you back! And of course we'd love if you added our button to your site to help spread the word!   Here are your hosts: Make sure you visit them all to see the inspiration and creative people every continent has to add to our community. Ausralasia - Jill@Creating my way to success    Europe -  Yaga@ The Shiny Bubble

The Americas -Suzy's@ Suzy's Arsty Craftsy Sitcom  Asia - Janelle@ Of Pinks and Fairy Tales

Our guest is from West Africa, Lagos Nigeria.

Lets meet our guest for this week's Blog Hop

Name: Fausat Adegeye

What do you create?

Hair Clips

Due to a very tight schedule and lots of writing to do, I came up with the idea of posting some of my previous Hair Accessories pictures and would leave it to you to make a comment as to which of these inspiration you would want me to do a tutorial on. So get your friends and loved ones on to my blog to help support your decisions.

Five pictures would be on display and you could pick one or two favourites after which the picture with the most comments gets the How To.
Here we go.....

Leafed Up Clip

 Beaded Clip

Party Clip

 

 Sequined Clip

 Purple Power

Inspired Scrappy Bracelet

Last week while partying I came across  two post  The Hadeda Bracelet and Ribbon Bracelet. Well I'll be making mine, rather simple if you ask and you can certainly put all those little scraps of fabric you have saved up for use.

This is what it looks like all together.

 Here's where the inspirations came from...aren't they lovely?!

See you all soon. :)