Inter-cultural weddings always remind us of the fact that love cannot be tamed by any kind of barrier. In Sandra and Moses’s case, cultural differences were no match for their sweet love.

The Yoruba beauty and Edo prince charming found love and decided that forever was the only way to go. They solidified their union in a rich traditional wedding where they repped their roots to the fullest. They stepped out first in their traditional asooke outfit and then switched to their Edo looks and made a second grand entrance.

The energy throughout their big day was electric and It was such a delight seeing them surrounded by the warmth of their family and friends. They make such a cute pair and their wedding photos will add beautiful colours to your day!

Enjoy their traditional wedding below and see their white wedding here:

Sandra made such a gorgeous bride 😍

A perfect dose of love and culture

Let’s take in the beauty of this decor before we begin

Dapper groom coming through!

Time to pay respect the Yoruba trad way!

Now, we await the bride!

Give way! Gorgeous bride coming through

Time to be sent to the groom’s family!

It’s a warm welcome!

   

Sandra has made her eru iyawo pick!

Now joined together as one!

Time to do this the Edo trad way!

A regal entrance for the stunning couple!

Here’s to happy ever after!

Credits

Bride @sandssssa
Groom @mosesajibade_
Planner @tessallureevents
Creative Direction and Bridal Stylist @thewardrobemanager
Groom’s Stylist @groomstylingbytwm
Outfits (Groom) @mazellebridal | @dejiandkola
Beads and walking sticks @okukucr8tionhub
Shoes (Groom) @nineteenthshoes | @ttdalk
First Outfit (Asooke look) @marveeofficial
Second Outfit (Edo look) @marveeofficial
Fabric (Yoruba look) @wovenmarketafrica
Fabric (Edo look) @glitz_allure_fabrics
Makeup @y_glam
Okuku Stylist @Kishlys
Gele @dbellezza_gele
Jewellery set (Yoruba look) @lush_jewels
Jewellery (Edo look) @kishlys
Photography @emmanuellaphotosgallery
Videography @rmstudios__
Content Creator @reelsbyihunanya