What to wear for your traditional wedding ceremony. See different colour combinations, fabric, patterns and styles of traditional wedding attire.
Want to achieve the modern South African bride look? Well firstly, you will be daring with colors; from blue wedding dresses to red wedding dresses…Also be ready to explore patterns inspired by Shweshwe and Venda fabric…Go bold with a head gear like the beaded Zulu hat for Makotis (Isicholo)… Enjoy!
The common denominator between Ibibio brides from Southern Nigeria and Igbo brides from Eastern Nigeria is their shared use of George and lace fabrics. Across both cultures, these fabrics symbolize elegance, celebration, and readiness for marriage. George and lace, which are frequently combined with beads, wrappers, and elaborate accessories particular to each ethnic group, continue…
Featured here are Xhosa couples, Zulu couples, Eswatini Couples, Venda couples, Tsonga couples, Sepedi couples in shweshwe outfits, Umbhaco outfits, emahiya, Xibelani and more for traditional weddings.
We present to you 24 styles for South African brides. Each style showcases the unique cultural heritage and beauty of South Africa, allowing brides to embrace their roots while looking stunning on their special day. Whether you’re a Zulu, Xhosa, Venda, Sotho, Sepedi bride, or just an adventurous bride, you will definitely be inspired by…
Getting inspiration on what to wear as a couple, either for your wedding or a special occasion can be an uphill task…We’ve done a bit of work for you here by featuring couples in Sotho inspired outfits, Zulu wedding attires, shweshwe outfits, Venda wedding attire, Tsonga attire, Sepedi outfits, and more! Enjoy!
With the colour theme, cream, red, orange, gold and black, we fished out these 6 styles that can help African Brides get their dream wedding dress… Enjoy!
Here are 8 lovely couples showing off in traditional wedding attires; we have here South African couples in red and green Venda inspired outfits, shweshwe print outfits, Ghanaian couple in green Kente outfits and two Nigerian couples.
