The occasion called the wedding is one of the most glamorous event all over the world. Everyone is involved; the father, mother, grandparents, uncles, aunties, cousins, nephews, neices, friends, acquintance and even the little ones get to be little brides and page boys. Wedding planning is one that consumes a bride's waking moment till dawn. Sometimes you know what you want but do not know how to find it, and most times you do not even know where to start from and how to go about it.
The style of your dress is the single most important factor in creating your overall look on your wedding day. Wedding dresses can range from sleek and simple to grand and elaborate, depending on your personal taste and the statement you want to make on your big day. The silhouette of your wedding dress is the first image that your groom will see when you begin your walk down the aisle, and you want to make sure that your first impression is a memorable one. Remember that your dress is not only something special to you, but it is also something special for your groom, and you want to look your best for the both of you.
Saturday, November 14, 2009
wedding occasion
The occasion called the wedding is one of the most glamorous event all over the world. Everyone is involved; the father, mother, grandparents, uncles, aunties, cousins, nephews, neices, friends, acquintance and even the little ones get to be little brides and page boys. Wedding planning is one that consumes a bride's waking moment till dawn. Sometimes you know what you want but do not know how to find it, and most times you do not even know where to start from and how to go about it.
The style of your dress is the single most important factor in creating your overall look on your wedding day. Wedding dresses can range from sleek and simple to grand and elaborate, depending on your personal taste and the statement you want to make on your big day. The silhouette of your wedding dress is the first image that your groom will see when you begin your walk down the aisle, and you want to make sure that your first impression is a memorable one. Remember that your dress is not only something special to you, but it is also something special for your groom, and you want to look your best for the both of you.
The style of your dress is the single most important factor in creating your overall look on your wedding day. Wedding dresses can range from sleek and simple to grand and elaborate, depending on your personal taste and the statement you want to make on your big day. The silhouette of your wedding dress is the first image that your groom will see when you begin your walk down the aisle, and you want to make sure that your first impression is a memorable one. Remember that your dress is not only something special to you, but it is also something special for your groom, and you want to look your best for the both of you.
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In Nigeria, culture plays a great role in wedding ceremonies and Nigerians in the diaspora are not left out in displaying our culture during events, particularly weddings. Aso ebi is the common fabric that identifies members of the families in uniformity and love. It provides an opportunity for us to express our individual cultures, wealth and social status.
Brides’ mothers are expected to pick the aso ebi for the occasion, and she does it with so much joy and authority.
Many years ago, aso ebi was restricted only to caps and head ties and fathers took more control of the ceremonies while mothers remained in the and marriages were not as elaborate and stood the test of time unlike today, mothers have become insensitive and have become interested in the ceremonies and not the marriage. Mothers should realize that their daughters’ wedding is not about their wealth and social status but a celebration of the children they have brought into adulthood and the joy of seeing them fulfill their dream wedding without stress, marriages will become more successful.
In Nigeria, culture plays a great role in wedding ceremonies and Nigerians in the diaspora are not left out in displaying our culture during events, particularly weddings. Aso ebi is the common fabric that identifies members of the families in uniformity and love. It provides an opportunity for us to express our individual cultures, wealth and social status.
Brides’ mothers are expected to pick the aso ebi for the occasion, and she does it with so much joy and authority.
Many years ago, aso ebi was restricted only to caps and head ties and fathers took more control of the ceremonies while mothers remained in the and marriages were not as elaborate and stood the test of time unlike today, mothers have become insensitive and have become interested in the ceremonies and not the marriage. Mothers should realize that their daughters’ wedding is not about their wealth and social status but a celebration of the children they have brought into adulthood and the joy of seeing them fulfill their dream wedding without stress, marriages will become more successful.
Diabetes is a disease with sugar as its principal cause, it has no cure and should be kept at bay else it can lead to fatality. Diabetes assaults the heart, leads to stroke which is a life ending disease, can cause blindness and some become crippled by it after developing cancerous ulcers and their leg have to be taken off. Patients suffers horribly and dies as most cannot afford dialysis, a painful mechanical evacuation of harmful substances from the body.
Most Nigerians eat foods with high carbohydrate content dictated by ignorance and poverty which often go together. The body needs a balanced diet of carbohydrates and protein to be healthy and ward off diseases but are unable to afford fish, meat or even beans.
Soft drinks companies tempt Nigerians to drink seas of their products and population of overweight people are growing and may soon explode. The International Diabetes Foundation (IDF) says that 285 million people suffer from the disease.
14th November is World Diabetes Day and I wish that everyone who knows about the disease should educate those who are ignorant that a lifestyle of balanced diet and regular exercise will keep diabetes away.
I have decided to start the campaign to educate people and prevent the disease.Love you all, Dupsie.
Most Nigerians eat foods with high carbohydrate content dictated by ignorance and poverty which often go together. The body needs a balanced diet of carbohydrates and protein to be healthy and ward off diseases but are unable to afford fish, meat or even beans.
Soft drinks companies tempt Nigerians to drink seas of their products and population of overweight people are growing and may soon explode. The International Diabetes Foundation (IDF) says that 285 million people suffer from the disease.
14th November is World Diabetes Day and I wish that everyone who knows about the disease should educate those who are ignorant that a lifestyle of balanced diet and regular exercise will keep diabetes away.
I have decided to start the campaign to educate people and prevent the disease.Love you all, Dupsie.
Diabetes is a disease with sugar as its principal cause, it has no cure and should be kept at bay else it can lead to fatality. Diabetes assaults the heart, leads to stroke which is a life ending disease, can cause blindness and some become crippled by it after developing cancerous ulcers and their leg have to be taken off. Patients suffers horribly and dies as most cannot afford dialysis, a painful mechanical evacuation of harmful substances from the body.
Most Nigerians eat foods with high carbohydrate content dictated by ignorance and poverty which often go together. The body needs a balanced diet of carbohydrates and protein to be healthy and ward off diseases but are unable to afford fish, meat or even beans.
Soft drinks companies tempt Nigerians to drink seas of their products and population of overweight people are growing and may soon explode. The International Diabetes Foundation (IDF) says that 285 million people suffer from the disease.
14th November is World Diabetes Day and I wish that everyone who knows about the disease should educate those who are ignorant that a lifestyle of balanced diet and regular exercise will keep diabetes away.
I have decided to start the campaign to educate people and prevent the disease.Love you all, Dupsie.
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