Cute Video Trends as Igbo Bride Does ‘Dorime’ Concept at Her Traditional Wedding, Turns It Into Club
- A Nigerian lady of Igbo descent made her traditional wedding stand out by employing the Dorime club concept to spice up the ceremony
- In a lovely manner, men in a costume and ladies bearing wines appeared on a line as they performed 'Dorime' for the couple
- The lovely video from the occasion amassed massive views on social media as people celebrated the latest couple
Moving away from the norm, an Igbo bride adapted her traditional wedding to a nightclub by replicating the 'Dorime' concept at the ceremony.
In Nigeria, Dorime is used to showcase club royalty or hail a customer who buys the most expensive wine in the club.
Ladies dressed in short black gowns held wines and trailed behind scary-looking men wearing red and black robes with masks.
Source: TikTok
The 'Dorime' entourage appeared on the scene on a single file as they honoured the couple in an attractive manner.
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The popular Dorime song played in the background, coupled with the usual club-like adulation by a hypeman.
Another scene from the wedding showed the beautiful bride having an excellent dance time with her pals and asoebi girls.
Netizens congratulated the lady on the success of her wedding. The TikTok video has gone viral with over 11k views.
Watch the video below:
Reactions on social media
lilbabyfavour said:
"Congratulations."
Kanzi Obioma said:
"@Kanzi Obioma:@Kanzi Obioma::I will keep on congratulating good things till it comes my way happy married life congratulation."
cynti hair beauty said:
"Happy married life, ur new home is blessed.''
dinmalove97 said:
"Congratulations dear..iam next."
ese precious said:
"I tap from ur blessings ohh congratulations."
Parents do 'Dorime' at child's naming ceremony
Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that Nigerian parents had done 'Dorime' at their child's naming ceremony.
In a short video shared by @lindaikejiblog on Instagram, a group of persons in different costumes made their way into the venue's entrance in style. The first person on the line strolled as he held a special effects fog.
He was then followed by a personality with a white mask on an orange jumpsuit who held up a lightened poster that screamed, "baby Khaleed naming." Behind them was another person in the same orange overall who held up a lighted X sign.
A green masquerade completed the 'Dorime' train for baby Khaleed. Since the Nigerian version of ERA's Ameno went viral, a line in the song 'Dorime' has become a club language to indicate that a personality or group of people are about to spend more money on items than others.
Source: Legit.ng
