Ịgba Nkwụ · Traditional Marriage

Kelvin&Ema

Kelvin and Ema wedding emblem
Join us as we honour the customs of our people, and as Ema presents the palm wine that seals our union before family and community.
14 · 11 · 2026  ·  12:00 PM
Ibeku · Aboh Mbaise · Imo State
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Kola nuts
Ọjị Ndigbo — the kola nut, symbol of hospitality and unity
Ịgba Nkwụ Nwanyị

The Wine-Carrying Ceremony

Calabash gourd of palm wine

A gourd of palm wine, offered by the bride, carries the whole meaning of the day — the promise of unity between two families.

Where & When

The Details

Traditional Marriage Ceremony

Ibeku Community

Aboh Mbaise Local Government Area, Imo State, Nigeria
Saturday, 14 November 2026 · 12:00 PM
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The Regalia

Worn With Pride

Red cap
Okpu Agu · Red Cap
Hand fan
Mpa Aka · Hand Fan
Elder's staff
Nkpara · Elder’s Staff

The groom’s red cap, the bride’s hand fan carried on the wine walk, and the elder’s staff of wisdom — the day is dressed in meaning.

The Dance

The Drums Will Not Wait

Scroll with her — she moves as you move.
A Love Like Ours

Kelvin & Ema

Kelvin and Ema in traditional attire
The Royal Court
Kelvin seated with Ema standing beside him
Two Families, One Crown
Kelvin and Ema seated together
Held Close
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