This Lagos Traditional Igbo Wedding Broke The Internet!!

[@A-fg7ov]

Igbo brides-the most beautiful in Nigeria and Africa❤❤❤❤

[@graceoaudu3707]

I love that she paused to take her pictures and everybody gave her space

[@sarahconteh8732]

I love my African culture so much that, when see them dressed or dance I cry. Crying for me, am proud to be an African and our rich culture thank you.

[@Glam_at_Nasa]

The bride is stunning ❣️😍❣️

[@chidomodest9112]

What a beautiful bride

[@owunnanancy8717]

Beautiful bride

[@victoriakamuche8683]

Chai igbo sweet abeg.

[@zenabushein4160]

Nice song and nice outfit and Generous

[@LuckyMichael-ey5vr]

Love It❤

[@gloriaijeoma6488]

Beautiful ❤️❤️

[@joyscestarchi556]

Congratulations to the couple

[@rebeccaemeka]

Igbo brides ❤🎉

[@ugochiinnocent6857]

Wow this is lovely ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@katrinarozier4756]

This one better than the one Peggy did

[@Obeta-i5g]

Omalicha❤bride

[@ndidiamakacordi2953]

Happy married life

[@erurhoda2040]

Beautiful🥰🥰

[@FuturePress1]

Eii Nija! Look at the security. Is more than

[@chidimmaonye]

Wow! ❤😍😍😍😍😘😘😘

[@deedeemoore6096]

What is the name of the song at the 3:46 mark the bride was dancing by herself to

[@EstherAdaeze1]

Egedege

[@deedeemoore6096]

Thank you !!

[@tracyi1383]

What is the name of the song the dad was dancing to please?

[@emeka5449]

Iheoma adighi onye o so. Oriental Brothers

[@blessingayadi6830]

Jus been smiling all through 🥰😍

[@ruqayyahabubakarmusa]

What is the song used at the beginning please

[@mymovies765]

Mmege by flavour

[@hyginusjohnmichael2258]

Nwanyi manara ibeya

[@chiomafranciscachioma3457]

Congratulations

[@graceoaudu3707]

I love this mc

[@Jokfofkoofofofoofofofuijph]

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[@naima5220]

Security

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[@Ejiki-ln1tj]

Traditional wedding in Lagos nonsense.

[@beverns]

In the US, we don't drop money at our mother's, daughter's, sister's, or our wive's feet. We do that to strippers... And we, as black Americans originate from Nigeria. That is 100 percent disrespectful. Stop following American media's portrayal on how to treat your Queens.

[@emeka5449]

Lol our culture is the original. Remember you guys originated from us. For us, money spraying during weddings carries a positive meaning.

[@beverns]

@@emeka5449 from 200 years ago? Or was this picked up from the strip clubs in the USA? I find it hard to believe that my Yoruba great-great-great grandfathers ‘made it rain’ in Nigeria 150-200 years ago. Every time I’m back home in Africa, I see Africans emulating African-Americans, to my chagrin. You guys should NEVER follow our misguided modern traditions.

[@8AUGS]

You shouldn't speak on something you "think" you know about. You are an America, and don't know our traditions and customs. This tradition has been around before paper money. Gifts are thrown/presented in any form, including paper money, during weddings, funerals, and any type of performance. We aren't going to stop because some foreigner says so. We know the significance, and who we are. Thank you.

[@beverns]

@@8AUGS you just said EXACTLY what I'm talking about. GIFTS WERE THROWN BEFORE PAPER MONEY. In this video, this Pimp is throwing paper money, just like they do in a strip club in America. He's NOT throwing gifts. If he 'placed' money at her feet with humility, then I wouldn't complain. But he's throwing money, as if she's a stripper in Miami and he's a pimp daddy at the pulpit on any given Sunday in Lagos. Come on, you bloke. And by the way, I'm an African, involuntarily born in Amerikkka. Know that.

[@samanthashumba7842]

Who are u to tell us about african culture? What connection do we have to america?

[@justnene8398]

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