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Arewa Brides-to-be! Elevate Your Traditional Wedding Look With This Stunning Inspo

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Arewa Brides-to-be! Elevate Your Traditional Wedding Look With This Stunning Inspo
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Your wedding is coming up, and as an Arewa bride, that means it’s time to pick out the most gorgeous dress to grace this special occasion. Yet to decide on what to wear? This is your cue to go with something as extraordinary and regal as today’s stunning look.

Designed expertly by Kandice Official, this look is a work of art! Everything is completely covered in intricate beadings, including the arm and waist drapes… simply enchanting. OJ Gele pleated the turban to perfection, while GI Glow H absolutely slayed the makeup. If you’re going for something bold, beautiful and elegant, then this look should be at the top of your list. You can also find more beauty looks here.

See the photos below and let us know what you think:

Credit

Photography: @alevaphotography
Videography: @kavafilmz
Designer: @kandiceofficial
Stylist: @lumestyling_
Makeup: @giglowh
Turban: @ojgele_
Jewellery: @jewels.ng
Henna: @hennah_by_amfatee

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