Questions
Everything you might wonder
If it is not answered here, write to us. We would love to hear from you.
Lagos · Native Law & Custom
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.
Calgary · Church wedding
Do I need a visa to come to Canada?+
Most Nigerian passport holders need a Temporary Resident Visa (TRV). Processing can take several months, so please apply early. We will provide an invitation letter for confirmed guests on request.
Where should I stay in Calgary?+
See our Travel page for hotels near St. Mary's Cathedral and the reception venue, plus a note on getting around.
General
Are children welcome?+
We love your children. Please include them when you register so we can plan seating and meals properly.
Gifts?+
Your presence is truly the gift. For those who insist, registry details will be shared closer to the day.
gifts
Your presence is the greatest gift. For those who have asked, details of our registry will be shared here closer to the day.