As much as weddings are about the couple, it can also be about the outfits. And as seen lately, nobody “understands this assignment” quite like Nigerian celebrities. From show-stopping aso-ebi to custom corsets snatched tighter than the economy, these celeb outfit styles for weddings turn every ceremony into a full-blown fashion showdown disguised as a celebration of love.
If you’ve ever found yourself deep in an Instagram spiral, zooming in on a sleeve or screenshotting a dress to send to your tailor or mentally saving a gele style for future reference, you’re not alone. We’ve all seen one look that made us whisper, “Can my tailor make a dress like this?”
That’s why I’ve gathered 40 of the best celebrity wedding guest outfits and styles you can recreate. Get your new inspo here.
Female Nigerian Celebrity Traditional Wedding Guest Dress Styles
If there’s one thing Nigerian female celebrities do with flair, it’s turning traditional wedding guest outfits into runway moments. Whether it’s the rich textures of aso oke, dazzling lace, or bold brocade brought to life with flawless tailoring, these queens know how to blend culture and couture effortlessly.
10. Shaffy Bello
This is a simple but creative owambe dress made out of lace material, adorned with beads and a flowing skirt. It doesn’t matter the age of whoever wears this style, it brings out the youthfulness in them.
9. Jemima Osunde
This is a sleeveless design over a shiny skirt, matched with a bold gele style that you can try when you want to slay and the sun isn’t out. Though the design looks simple, the aura is elegant.
8. Sharon Ooja-Nwoke
This is aso-oke with an uncomplicated owambe design. This strapless top with an inflated waist and a long skirt is for the woman who chooses comfort over anything.
7. Stephanie Coker
If you want a style that shows off your curves, gives you full sleeves and combines a modern twist of iro (wrapper) and buba fashion, this is for you. The corset may be tight, but your body will look snatched.
6. Ini Edo
Iro (wrapper) and buba come in different styles these days, including this. There’s something distinctive about an Owambe that bridges the old and modern designs. It’s one of the few classy African George fabric Owambe styles that gives structure and commands the room.
5. Ini Dima-Okojie
Regal style and contemporary flair meet in this rich mustard-gold traditional dress. It’s silky and structured, giving drama with every fold and ripple. The outer layer is a voluminous agbada-inspired robe, tailored with precise draping and a slit that teases a fringe mini-dress underneath. This is for the woman who loves to mix tradition with hot girl energy.
4. Osas Ighodaro
The bodice is a sculpted corset with a dramatic, leaf-like bust design that gives art gallery and red carpet at the same time. It hugs her waist and hips, then flows into a fitted mermaid-style skirt with a lace train. You can spin this traditional wear into a timeless fashion royalty moment.
3. Chioma Goodhair
The off-shoulder gown has a deep neckline that serves the face, chest, and elegance. The bodice is expertly embellished with floral appliqués and sequin embroidery, giving it a luxury feel. If you like your gown fitting like a second skin, cinching your waist and flowing smoothly into a sleek, fitted skirt, this is for you. It’s proper rich aunty fashion.
2. Diana Russet
It has a halter neckline with intricate beading along the bust and collar. It features an almost sculptural hip volume, giving it a corseted, peplum-like silhouette that flares out before cinching in. If you like your fashion with a little bit of drama to it, this is what you’re looking for.
1. Veekee James
This is Veekee James. Of course, her style is dramatic. It’s a corseted look featuring sheer panels embellished with bronze beading and embroidery. The dress’s skirt is form-fitting through the hips and thighs, then puffs out dramatically at the bottom into a sculptural, bow-like shape. If your overall aesthetic is opulent and theatrical, you’ll eat this and leave no crumbs.
Male Nigerian Celebrity Traditional Wedding Guest Outfit Styles
From regal agbadas with intricate embroidery to sleek senator wears, isi agu tunics, and rich aso oke combinations, these men are familiar with what it means to dress to impress.
10. Do2DTun
This look is a modern take on specifically the buba (top), sokoto (trousers) and fila (cap) ensemble. It’s a two-piece outfit: the buba is loose-fitting with a wide kimono-style sleeve. The sokoto is wide-legged and flowing, matching the top. It’s a simple style that gives focus to the outfit and a confident look to the wearer.
9. Timini Egbuson
This is an Alhaji style. A flowing agbada with wide sleeves and intricate embroidery on the chest to add an elegant touch. The look is accessorised by a hausa cap, some jewelry and a large purse to compliment his azaman look.
8. Akah Nnani
If you’re going to go full traditional swagger, you come correct. This style is free-flowing off-white danshiki with subtle stripes, matching trousers underneath and fila on top. Looking for culturally-rich fashion that gives a refined look? Here it is.
7. Davido
This ceremonial and traditional attire, given the headwear style and beads. The style is a crisp white two-piece, which includes a top with wide sleeves and matching wide-legged trousers that stop above the ankles. Davido makes the swag complete with his jewelry. Are you going for something royal and commanding? Try this style.
6. Uti Nwachukwu
This unique design has vertical rows. The overall is Agbada-style, with wide sleeves, a long-sleeved top, and matching trousers. Whether the occasion is celebratory or formal, this dress is suitable. Traditional, bold, and fashionable are the words to describe it.
5. Ebuka Obi-Uchendu
This is a two-piece short-sleeved suit with an unequal hemline, longer on one side. The clothing has multiple lion figures, a design which can be tied to the Igbo traditional clothing material. The fashion gets cultural here without losing modern interpretation. As a fashion-aware person looking to make a statement always, this is how to stand out.
4. Enioluwa Adeoluwa
This is a loose-fitting tunic with detailed embroidery on the chest and shoulders. The embroidery features geometric patterns and motifs that are characteristic of traditional designs. The marching trousers are wide and comfortable, fitting the tunic. The look is complemented by a cap and a walking stick. What defines a culturally-rich fashion better than this?
3. Pretty Mike
The inner garment, which appears to be sheer, makes this multi-layered agbada hotter and more creative. The gold embroidery and patterns on the chest and lower parts of the agbada add a luxurious touch. The look is complete with a matching abitiaja cap. It’s giving man of valour fashion.
2. Chike
Senator style goes extreme. It has an outer hooded short-sleeved top draped over a longer, straight-cut tunic that reaches below the knee. The trousers match the colour and have a relaxed fit. The panama cap is in a class of its own. This is how to stand out.
1. Enioluwa Adeoluwa
This is a modern take on the Agbada style. The outer garment looks like a tunic or a shorter agbada and it’s woven with intricate patterns. Its neckline has a shirt design, demonstrating a sophisticated blend of traditional fashion with contemporary elements. Again, the old and new blend is the style that keeps giving.
Female Nigerian Celebrity White Wedding Guest Dress Styles
From structured jumpsuits to dreamy lace gowns, crisp satin dresses, and dramatic sleeves that steal the spotlight, Nigerian ladies know how to dress without breaking the wedding guest code. This is for the baddies with taste, ready to break the rules and still look like a dream.
10. Nancy Isime
This is an off-shoulder dress with a flowing back and a front that’s a short skirt, though it looks slit. It features a tight corset and a chest design that hugs the bust area. If the fashion statement you want is “Monalisa is a baddie,” this is pretty much how to write.
9. Funke Akindele
This dress has a tailored blazer with minimalist design, paired with matching wide-legged trousers. Over the blazer is a pleated skirt in similar colour as the rest of the attire. The bowtie-like headgear and clutch bag give a luxe look. Suitable for high-fashion events, formal gatherings or stylish social occasions like a wedding.
8. Ini Dima-Okojie
The gown has a unique design element at the bust, with swirling, sculptural details. The dress has sheer, long sleeves made of a delicate, translucent fabric that adds an ethereal quality to the look. There’s a subtle cut-out just below the bust that doesn’t compromise the style. The thin, cute chain around the waist adds a touch of sparkle and accentuates the figure.
7. Osas Ighodaro
This high-fashion gown has a dramatic, asymmetrical design featuring a plunging neckline. It drapes over one shoulder and cascades down the back, looking like a large, sculptural ruffle. The long sleeve on one arm is sleek and fitted, while the gown’s train flows. If you’re looking for something artistic with commanding presence, it’s this one.
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6. Omowunmi Dada
This dress features a form-fitting one-shoulder design, beautifully showcasing her shoulders and collarbone. It is made of a shimmery, textured fabric that catches the light. The gown has a cut-out detail at the waist while the long, floor-length skirt flows. You can be bougie and relaxed in this style.
5. Tomike Adeoye
The gown has a fitted, one-shoulder bodice with pleated fabric, while the off-the-shoulder design on the other side accentuates the neckline and collarbone. The skirt is a smooth, satin-like fabric flowing down to the floor. It’s subtly gathered at the waist to give a gentle ruching that brings out the figure. Aside from stealing attention at weddings with this, it’s a gorgeous evening dress too.
4. Liquorose
Velvet gowns always look bougie and classy. This gown has an off-shoulder neckline, long sleeves, and a detailed lace bodice that runs down the centre. The skirt hugs the waist all the way down to the floor. Poise and sleepiness? It ticks the boxes.
3. Juliet Ibrahim
This strapless, flowing satin gown has a fitted bodice and subtle drapes at the hip, adding an elegant touch to the overall look. An easy-on-the-eyes style like this is best accessorised with a matching glittery clutch in hand, a bracelet and a simple necklace. It can’t be more perfect!
2. Mercy Aigbe-Adeoti
You don’t have to be the bride before you show up at a wedding in a white dress. Look at this: a flowing gown with a cape at the back and a bodice designed with a puffed sleeve made of satin. It’s such a warm look accented by pearl and gold accessories. This dress is a hit.
1. Lilian Afegbai
This is a stunning, form-fitting off-shoulder gown made of shiny satin. The sleeves are long and decorated with vibrant red roses, adding a touch of romance to the look. While the dress is fantastic, we have this elegant look due to the additional sparkling accessories from the ears to the neck and fingers. This is a style for those aiming for a high-fashion appearance. Simple and sweet.
Male Nigerian Celebrity White Wedding Guest Outfit Styles
Whether it’s a wedding reception in Eko Hotel or a destination wedding in Tanzania, these stylish kings understand that rolling out their suits is a bold statement move.
10. Moses Bliss
This is a stylish tuxedo with patterns and embellishments featuring a mix of shiny stones and matte textures. It’s complemented by a white shirt, black bowtie and black shoes. Black suits will always rock. If you’re going for a design that isn’t boring, this will do.
9. Sheggz Olusemo
This is a black tuxedo with a satin shawl lapel paired with a white shirt, black bowtie, and black high-platform shoes. It’s simple and elegant.
8. Daniel Etim-Effiong
A light-coloured, textured blazer with a matching vest and a crisp, light-coloured shirt underneath. The trouser adds a twist to the look with a shade of cream. It’s a simple style but classy and reliable.
7. Enyinna Nwigwe
This is a simple double-breasted blazer and matching trousers tailored to his physique. It has a classic touch that perfectly complements any fashionable event.
6. Neo Akpofure
This is a sharp, pinstripe suit with a tailored blazer and matching wide-mouth trousers. It features a white shirt underneath and a black tie that complements the suit. A white pocket square is neatly tucked into his blazer’s breast pocket, adding a touch of elegance. The black shoes complete the polished look and are suitable for formal or casual events.
5. Timini Egbuson
Black tuxedos never go wrong. This glittery blazer is paired with a white shirt, a black bowtie, and a decorative brooch on the left lapel. Any man looking for a modern style that’s fancy for a wedding or a wine party, here you go.
4. Femi Dapson
This is a classic black suit with white shirt, matching wide-legged trousers and black tie that gives a formal and sophisticated appearance. The touch of stylish black sunglasses also adds coolness to it. Even when you don’t open your mouth, your fashion is speaking.
3. Stan Nze
This is a straight-up formal blazer with lapels and matching trousers with subtle stripe detail on the side. The shirt and bowtie give it a complementary boss look. This is a host fit as much as a wedding guest dress. It’s a bold style.
2. Akah Nnani
Light colours are a great material for suits if you know how to pull them off. This suit consists of a blazer and marching trousers and a simple white shirt underneath. The rest of the look is enhanced by a necklace, a few buttons undone and a low-bottom shoe with lace.
1. Efa Iwara
A white pinstripe blazer with a black shirt underneath, black wide-leg trousers and black shoes is a stylish wedding look. Pull up like this, and everyone will think you’re a sort of character from a Martin Scorsese movie. Too hard!
