FAQs

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Are children invited to the Events?

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While we love your children, we kindly ask that all wedding events be Adults Only.

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What's the Dress Code?

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For the Igba Nkwu (Nigerian Ceremony) on Saturday, if you're not Igbo or don’t have traditional attire, formal or semi-formal wear is appropriate. Sunday Wedding @ Farmington Polo Club - The event is black tie.

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What is a Igba Nkwu Nigerian Ceremony?

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Igba Nkwu translates to “wine carrying.” It is the traditional Igbo marriage ceremony where the bride formally introduces the groom to her extended family. It’s a vibrant celebration of culture, family, and love.

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What should I wear?

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If you're not Igbo or don’t have traditional attire, formal or semi-formal wear is appropriate.

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What happens during the Igba Nkwu ceremony?

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You’ll witness: - The bride's formal search for her groom among the crowd - Traditional blessings from her father and elders - Symbolic wine presentation - Dancing, feasting, and family introductions Expect joy, music, color, and powerful tradition.

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Is there an order of events for the Igba Nkwu?

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Yes. Common Igba Nkwu flow: - Arrival & Welcome - Introduction of Families - Bride's Entrance & Groom Search - Wine Carrying (Igba Nkwu proper) - Blessings & Presentation - Reception: Food, Music, Dance