{LIFESTYLE ZONE} ~ 14 PRE-WEDDING PHOTOS THAT WILL HAVE YOU SCRATCHING YOUR HEAD

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Pre-wedding photo-shoots are the trend in Nigeria, with couples and their photographers coming up with innovative way to announce their big day. While some couple choose to go the traditional route of standing or sitting side by side in a loved-up pose, others go for more exotic (or erotic) stances. Some couples choose to be inspired by their roots and come up with scenes and attires connected to their hometown or tribe. Check of some of the good, the bad, the inspiring and extremely weird couple's pre-wedding photo shoots. You decide which is which in the comments section. 

  1. I BELIEVE I CAN FLY
The idea was probably exciting but the follow through is questionable. Still, this couple got the 'wow' they were looking for.

 2. A SIGN OF WHAT TO COME
A great idea in theory but wait till the kids see this picture. "So mummy, it's not today you started bullying, daddy," is a possible comment.

 3. NYSC LOVE. 

This couple met during NYSC and went back to where it began for their pre-wedding shots.

4. VILLAGE LOVE

When he sees you for the first time and follows you home with a goat for your father. And its also called Hollywood love ❤️

 5. FAMILY BUSINESS
You always support one another parent business.  This indicate that you care for each other family.  We are in love

 6. CLUB THINGS. 
When you meet your love in the club. That ass though.......

7. MECHANICAL LOVE
I will repair your car forever.  In this case both the couples are promising themselves to always take care of each other till eternity.  Mechanic love deals with proper care of each other during the time of crises. Just like when your motor vehicle develop faulty and u need to profound a solution for it.

8. TRADITIONAL LOVE IN A MODERN SETTING. 
Cooking in matching clothes is obviously the way forward.. This posture is more useful for the woman in the sense that she must always prepare a good delicacies for her husband all the time.  As Yoruba would say ( Olobe Loloko)  A woman that knows how to cook well owns the husband.

9. SITTING ON HER BRIDE PRICE
This means In light and in darkness
When the situation in the country forces you to rethink your bride price.

10. I WILL LIGHT YOUR FIRE
How romantic?

A couple that cooks together, stays together. they must always do things together.

11. WHEN WE WERE IN PRIMARY SCHOOL
Nollywood has inspired many things. Grown adults in school uniforms is one of them.

12. WHEN A BED IS UNNECESSARY
A bed would have taken this photo to the level it deserves. Still it gets a huge 'awww' if only for the look on the groom's face and the bride's well done makeup. Blissful

13. CONFESSION
When the bride seems to confess how much the man means to her would.  She would go to any lenght to confess that.  Heartful

14. GUARDING JEALOUSLY
Serious something

You go fear sign sha.She doesn't joke with her man.

Now to all Ethicslodites,  choose the one you know  is more elegant , romantic, and which helps to strengthen relationship among the listed photos by dropping your comment 

Comments

Shola from Lagos said…
I will go for No 12 (When a bed is unnecessary
8 January 2018 at 21:22
Bimbo from Abeokuta said…
No 14. Guarding jealously
8 January 2018 at 21:24
Biodun from benin said…
Number 3
9 January 2018 at 10:16
Anonymous said…
No 14
9 January 2018 at 10:17
Anonymous said…
I believe I can fly
9 January 2018 at 10:18
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