Fulani Bride In Blue Traditional Wedding Attire
Beautiful Fulani bride in blue lepi traditional cloth.
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Hammam Celebration
Two days before the wedding, the bride undergoes some form of purification by going to a sauna with her female friends and relatives. This is called the “Hammam” day. The has her hair washed with a type of clay called ghassoul while her body is scrubbed, massaged, perfumed, and waxed. The Hammam is an important…
Louis and Babalwa Bezuid Representing Tswana and Xhosa For Heritage Day 2019
Babalwa in beautiful red and shweshwe print mermaid dress with blue umbhaco doek with buttons. Louis in blue African embroidered shirt.
Noxolo Zondi In Zulu White Patterned Skirt and Beaded Accessories #HeritageDay
Noxolo looked stunning in her Zulu beaded head band, cape, tubes, belt, arm and leg beads and traditional sandals for heritage day 2019. Lovely!?
The Difference Between Umembeso and Lobola Ceremony
What is Umembeso Ceremony? Sometimes it’s difficult for people to distinguish between lobola and umembeso ceremonies. Even though they are performed on the same day, the activities of both vary and serve different purposes. Umembeso is a Zulu traditional ceremony that is part of the lobola negotiations where the groom presents gifts to the…
Planning a Namibian Wedding this Year? Here’s What You Need to Know
Namibia doesn’t have just one wedding style. It’s a beautiful fusion of cultures, tribes, and modern influences. And Namibian weddings aren’t single-day events, either. They’re layered processes involving families, elders, and entire communities. So if you don’t understand the cultural landscape, you risk overspending, accidentally offending elders, or completely missing sacred rituals that could define your day. That’s why…
Fulani Bride In Stoned Mudukare Traditional Attire With Matching Headtie and Beaded Necklaces
Beautiful Yellow, green and black Fulani traditional wedding attire.
