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Yoruba Traditional Wedding Colours

By Naija Event Experts

November 18, 2023

Yoruba Traditional Wedding Colours

Yoruba weddings stand out as some of the most exciting celebrations in Nigeria, pulsating with the beats of Afrobeat, Juju, Fuji, Highlife, Apala, and an array of lively music genres. Originating from the core of Yoruba culture, Afrobeat has added even more joy to these already lively celebrations. A defining element that makes Yoruba weddings truly distinct is the tradition of Aso-Ebi, translating to ‘common colorful family attire (uniform dress) in English. From the bride and groom’s outfits to those of their families and friends, Yoruba weddings showcase an unparalleled display of vibrant attire, making them a sight to behold. If you’ve found your way to this post, you’re likely in search of the perfect colors for a Yoruba traditional wedding. Well, you’re in the right place! Here, we present the trending Yoruba traditional wedding colors and attire for 2024. So, sit back, grab your popcorn, and enjoy this colorful selection for your special day.



In Yoruba traditional weddings, you’ll often find a palette of popular colors such as Teal, Brown, Blue, Pink, Dusty Pink, Black, Gold, Emerald Green, Red, Wine, Orange, and White. Some couples go a step further, selecting specific colors for their guests. Traditionally, the bride’s family might opt for feminine tones like pink or yellow, while the groom’s family leans towards more masculine shades like green or blue. Scroll down to see these colors harmoniously combined in the pictures below, offering inspiration for your own special day.



Yoruba Traditional Wedding Attire

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Royal Blue and Peach: Yoruba Traditional Wedding Colour

Royal blue and peach
Royal Blue and Peach



Yoruba Traditional Wedding Attire for Bride and Groom

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Black: Yoruba Traditional Wedding Colour

In the tapestry of love and tradition, this couple's wedding attire stood as a vivid expression of their journey. The groom, resplendent in a beautifully tailored black Yoruba Agbada, exuded charisma and grace. Paired with polished black shoes and African beads, he radiated an air of regality that was nothing short of captivating. The bride, equally enchanting, donned an exquisite African attire in the harmonious colors of black and silver. Her dress shimmered with elegance, a reflection of her radiant smile. The ensemble was completed with a black gele that framed her face like a crown and silver shoes that mirrored the twinkle in her eyes. Together, their attire was more than just clothing; it was a statement, a celebration, and a symbol of their love. Their wedding day, a regal affair, was a testament to the beauty of tradition and the richness of their shared journey.
Black

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Blue: Yoruba Traditional Wedding Colors

Porsha Williams and Simon Guobadia's Exquisite Nigerian Wedding Attire



Yoruba Traditional Wedding Attire for Groom

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Dusty Pink and Wine for bride and groom / Swipe left!


Emerald Green – Yoruba Traditional Wedding Colour

Groom and his Aso-Ebi men

White and Gold for Bride and Groom

Groom and his Aso-Ebi Men

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Simple and Classic Yoruba Traditional Wedding Attire for Bride

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Yoruba Traditional Wedding Attire for Bride

Paramount ruler of Yorubaland and Yoruba Kingdom, the Ooni of Ife and his wife, HRH Tobi

Beautiful Yoruba Traditional Wedding Attire for Bride



I hope you’ve enjoyed browsing through the captivating pictures and videos above while savoring your popcorn. Now, let’s top off this visual feast with a freshly made palm wine to complement your popcorn. Cheers to the vibrant and rich traditions of Yoruba weddings!

Ire o.💙

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