At the traditional wedding of Priscilla Ojo and Juma Jux, style took centre stage. Guests brought intention to their appearance, but the ladies in green “aso ebi” left a lasting impression. Veekee James, Osas Ighodaro, and others created moments that blended cultural pride with personal expression.
Their green lace fabrics took many forms—structured corsets, layered skirts, subtle drapes. Brown, yellow, and orange details added contrast, while each silhouette reflected individual taste. The effort put into accessories, makeup, and poise told stories of community and celebration.
It wasn’t just fashion—it was a gathering shaped by identity and joy. From bridesmaids in pink lace to the groomsmen in coordinated agbadas, every guest added a voice to the visual harmony. But it was the women in green who carried the day—each one contributing to a wedding that will be remembered through photographs, memories, and shared admiration.
Take a look at the photos below.
Osas Ighodaro
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Veekee James
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Mercy Eke
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Roseline Afije (Liqourose)
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Nnenna Mbonu
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Hilda Baci
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Maria Chike
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Juliet Ibrahim
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Layole Oyatogun
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May Yul-Edochie
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Shaffy Bello
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Prudent Gabriel Okopi
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Stephanie Coker
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Bimbo Akintola
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Ilebaye Odinaya
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Onyeka Michael Ugwu
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Chinyere Chi-Chi Adogu
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Maryam Apaokagi (Taaooma)
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Tolu Oniru (Toolz)
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