Wedding Fashion: Daring Groomsmen Sport Yellow Skirts at Ceremony in Asaba

Wedding Fashion: Daring Groomsmen Sport Yellow Skirts at Ceremony in Asaba

  • A photo and a video from a wedding have since gone viral on social media because of the nature of the styles spotted
  • The groomsmen for the bridal party were pictured dressed in yellow pleated skirts and white tuxedos
  • The photo of the men has sparked mixed reactions among internet users online, with some saying it is Scottish dressing

Kilts may be a Scottish attire but it appears some Nigerians are owning the look and adding their own twist to it.

A video, as well as a photo from a wedding ceremony, has surfaced on social media and it has left the internet talking.

Groomsmen/kilts/Nigerian weddings
Photos of the wedding party. Credit: @_tosinsilverdam
Source: Instagram

According to blogger, @_tosinsilverdam, the wedding took place in Asaba, Delta state, at a Christ Embassy church.

And it saw a group of men believed to be groomsmen dressed in white and yellow ensembles.

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In the photo, the men were seen sporting white tuxedos over yellow pleated skirts better known as kilts.

The video showed the groom dressed in a pair of pants instead, unlike his groomsmen.

Check out the post below:

Social media users react to photo of men in skirts

belindaoma:

"Meanwhile, abeg make una sharap. What is wrong if they choose to dress this way? Isn’t this a Scottish style? Wetin do am if they choose to do the unusual? With una bala blue busy body."

real_queenhadassah:

"Are u sure they are grooms men? Cos Christ Embassy doesn’t allow this. I am a member."

pam_.ella:

"Abeg make I no talk today before them go find me come house cute men "

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pluviophile2305:

"The fact groom stood on the car shows how irresponsible he is."

the_small_london:

"Lol...strong men...if you know you know."

uzojenny:

"That is Scott land people's traditional dressing. After all we dey follow white people dressing when going to wedding, so nothing is wrong with their dressing."

mur_thriftbox:

"Abakaliki people and werey activities are 5 and 6 "

joshylanky_:

"Why the groom no follow wear skirt wait first fear no go let This men open legs o everything go just Dey ground "

_bigbabybella_:

"This one no concern me I no fit put mouth,by the way their dressing isn’t that bad."

taiwousmanadisa:

"This is Scottish, there’s nothing wrong with the dressing."

real47africaqueenlei:

"It’s called a kilt Nigerians oooooo!!! Originally worn by men in Scotland. Please educate yourselves so you don’t sound daft when you come to the internet with your unsolicited opinions "

temitemikay:

"It's semblance of a Kilt. It's Scottish outfit usually worn for weddings or other important occasions."

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eliabetha1:

"Just dey behave anyhow. Are they Scottish?"

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Source: Legit.ng

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Kumashe Yaakugh Kumashe Yaakugh is a lifestyle journalist with over five years of working experience at Legit.ng. She graduated from Benue State University with a Bachelor’s Degree in Mass Communication in 2013. In 2022, she received the award for' Excellence in Fashion Reporting'. Kumashe Yaakugh is the author of 'While She Slept'. Email: caroline.yaakugh@corp.legit.ng

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