The Traditional

Native Law & Custom

Where our families become one

Lagos, Nigeria · 20 Feb 2027

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Our traditional engagement under Native Law & Custom: the formal joining of our two families, with all the colour, music, prayer and joy that only Lagos can give.

This celebration is strictly by invitation. Every guest, including children, must be registered in advance and will be admitted with a QR pass or an entry code sent to their phone on the morning of the event.

The details

Date
Saturday, 20 February 2027 · 11:00 AM GMT+1
Venue
Paradise Event Centre · Alagomeji, Yaba, Lagos Mainland, Lagos, Nigeria
Dress code
Traditional attire. Aso-ebi details will be shared with confirmed guests.
Colours
Emerald green, wine, gold & ivory

This celebration is strictly by invitation. Invited guests receive a personal invitation with a private link to respond for everyone in their party. Responses close 21 Jan 2027.

Order of the day

What to expect

  1. 11:00 AM

    Arrival & registration

    Please arrive with your QR pass or entry code ready.

  2. 12:00 PM

    Traditional rites begin

    The families meet. The bride is presented.

  3. 3:00 PM

    Reception, food & dancing

  4. 7:00 PM

    Close

Good to know

Questions about Lagos

Is the Lagos celebration open to everyone?+

No. Our Native Law & Custom is strictly by invitation. Every guest, including children, must be registered in advance. You will receive a QR pass by email or an entry code by SMS on the morning of the event.

Can I register my family on one form?+

Yes. One person registers the whole household: spouse, children, and anyone travelling with you. One pass covers everyone you listed, and each person receives a wristband at the entrance.

What happens at the entrance?+

Show your QR pass (on your phone or printed) and it will be scanned. If you registered with a phone number, tell our team your number and the code you received that morning. Everyone on your registration is then ticked in and given a wristband.

What should I wear?+

Traditional attire in our colours — emerald green, wine, gold and ivory — is encouraged. Aso-ebi details will be shared with confirmed guests.

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