Share FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinWhatsappTelegramEmail 2.5K Ghana Culture In the past, brides wore Kaba and Slit made from pure white lace fabric or white African print for their traditional wedding also termed “engagement”. White was chosen for celebrations such as these because it is recognized as a sign of purity and also denotes victory and joyous moods as opposed to black which is used during mourning and sad events. More Articles You Would Love Court Orders Halle Berry To Pay $8K Monthly In Child Support To Olivier Martinez In Divorce Saga President Museveni Urges Africa & It’s Leaders To ‘Save The World From Homosexuality’ In modern times, traditional brides have been seen to patronize kente more. Kente is a colourful Ghanaian cloth that is woven from silk and cotton with much effort and charm. It is mainly identified with the Akan culture although the Ewes and Northerners also produce kente. There are variations in kente from these tribes that allow the one to know the tribe of origin. The Akan kente seems to be winning as brides from all over Ghana patronize it for their traditional marriage. Brides in other parts of Africa have also adopted the kente culture for their traditional marriage. The Kaba and Slit style has remained although it has evolved greatly with modern additions such as beading, pairing with tulle and lace fabrics among others. Some brides have however abandoned Kaba and Slit altogether and have gone for kente ball gowns or other lavish bridal styles in kente. Others prefer to go the traditional way and throw it over one shoulder like the queen mothers. Why do these brides choose kente? In my opinion, it is the royal power of the cloth that makes it the best choice. Every girl wants to feel like a queen on her big day and thus wears royal outfits in that regard. Aside royalty, the bright multicolored patterns and unique designs in kente make it a heavenly sight to behold thereby attracting attention to the bride. Some designers use this opportunity to get creative, putting in so much to produce breathtaking bridal masterpieces. See More Look Books Here. [su_carousel source=”category: 42″ limit=”10″ link=”post” width=”620″ height=”230″ items=”2″ autoplay=”12000″] african fashionbridalghana fashionkaba and slitkentetraditional bride Share FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinWhatsappTelegramEmail Abigail Oluwakemi I'm a fashion stylist turned blogger, I hope you love my work. More For You #fGSTYLE: Tips On How To Color Code With Your Lover; The African Way #OOTD: Simply Tacha Is Goes Beyond Fierce In Her Medlin Boss Red Fringed... Looking For Ghanaian Kente Bridal Inspiration? Look No Further Nanice Gorgeous AI Wedding... #fGSTYLE: From The Church To The Lounge; Treat Your Sundays With These Trendy... #OOTD: Queen Of Afrobeats Yemi Alade Proves She’s Still The Queen Of African... #BeautyOfTheWeek: Check Out Stunning Images Of SA’s Vitiligo Super Star Yolanda Monyai From... VIDEOS: Tunis Fashion Week 2024 Ended With A Bang, Watch Snippets & See... “There Is A Risk Europe Could Die” Macron Speaks Shortly After Losing Control... PICS: “A Bald Woman Knows Her Kingdom” Gorgeous Top African Model Ayen Monica... #OOTD: Rutie B Hits Us With A Perfectly Stylish ‘Break-Out-The-Norm’ Top & Down... Leave a Comment Cancel ReplyYou must be logged in to post a comment. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.