For some intending couples, fixing their white and traditional wedding dates is quite a burden as a lot of spending and planning needs to be done. Thus, many people opt to have both weddings on the same day as it helps to cut cost especially when they have limited funds.

 

But is it really that easy to do both weddings on the same day, or would it be easier to do have them on separate dates?.

 

First, we have to understand that getting married in Nigeria can be very expensive. This is usually because the wedding ceremony is seen as a celebration. Thus, people expect it to be an elaborate and extravagant affair.

 

 

In most cases, people do not stick to the “Strictly by Invitation” policy. So a person invited comes along with other friends. So when is it better for one to do the traditional and white wedding on the same day?.

 

1. When you want to cut cost

Having both weddings on the same day is very cost-friendly. Yes, you don’t have to cook on a Friday for guests for the traditional wedding, then the next day for the white wedding. Also, guests get wedding souvenirs that same day. This saves you a lot of money.

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2. When you are working with a guest list

When you have both weddings on the same day, you get the advantage of having all your guests in one place at the same time. That way you have the exact figure of how many guests you will be catering for, and the number that eventually acknowledge your invitation,

3. When you don’t want to be stressed

It saves the couple a whole deal of stress. In the absence of a wedding planner, getting prepared for a wedding can be a real hassle. However, when the white and traditional wedding is done on the same day, the couple can really rest afterward.

 

If you are getting married any time soon, you should consider having your traditional and white wedding on the same day because of the above reasons.

 

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