A typical Nigerian wedding is not complete without the Aso-ebi.
The Aso-ebi is a uniform dress that is traditionally worn in Nigeria and some parts of Western Africa as an indicator of cooperation and solidarity during ceremonies.
It also has a way of helping you spot out your special guests/family at your event.
If you are considering having an Aso-ebi at your event, there are factors you should have in mind.
1. The Cost
Cost is very important when picking an Aso-ebi. You don’t want to pick an Aso-ebi that people cannot afford. Usually, this piece of clothing is sold to friends, colleagues, family members and well-wishers.
You have to consider the earning of these people when putting a cost on the Aso-ebi. If they are high-income earners, it will not be an issue, however, if they are low-income earners, you have to get a quality fabric that is also affordable.
You don’t want people to buy fabrics that they cannot pay for. They may collect it and owe you money even after your event.
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2. Go With The Trend
Fashion is always evolving. A fabric that is in vogue today may no longer be tomorrow. Ensure you get a quality fabric that is so attractive, people will want to buy.
Trust me if your Aso-ebi really good, they may not even consider the price. Remember it is more females patronise by Aso-ebi so if it is not trendy, they may be reluctant to purchase it.
3. Timing
Time is of the essence when it comes to weddings. Ensure you buy your Aso-ebi on time if possible months before the wedding so your guests can buy and see the fabric before the D-day.
You don’t want to rush your guests especially as they will have to part with their resources. So sell your Aso-ebi on time, so you can get your money back.
The Aso-ebi brings a certain kind of beauty and color at any party so if you want to choose one for your wedding, make sure to choose the very best.
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