in our part of my country, the more superstitious brides tend to not wear their wedding dresses before the wedding. it's bad luck as the elders would say. so the dress makers must really make sure it fits.
No, there was actually still 9 days left and she had ordered it custom from West Africa. Also the funny part is that the dress DID fit, it just wasn’t laced up correctly.
It WAS the right fit. Her to-be-husband had just not tied it right! Later they just changed the lace that tied it up to a blue one and it all came together wonderfully.
@@Nothinggirl looking back at the photo, idk if he laced it or she did but someone didn’t take their time to lace it correctly. How can you expect to see how it’ll look if you don’t do it right 🤦🏾♀️
I can not believe how much changing the color of lace affected that dress and the bride. It made it so beautiful 😍 you can tell how happy and confident she is in just by watching her dance in it.
I think this one especially egregious because it’s a custom made dress! So the dress maker definitely should have had her measurements and in fact been draping on her body, so this time I’m definitely going to blame the dress maker
The person who sew it is from Nigeria ‼️,my friend was getting we pay someone here in the US to measure us and we sent the measurement to her in Nigeria ,we paid our her in dollars has she charged us , she sew it a exactly like this,
Nothing is wrong with the outfit, take out the bra,put the upper hooks together,place the center flap in between the eyelets properly and you're good to go. Plus make a nice pose for the camera.
This looks like a badly put together Nigerian 🇳🇬 eastern/rivers/Niger delta traditional outfit, hope she was able to get it fixed? I understand that many Nigerians are out there working their azz off and taking care of business, so they send their measurements home to home tailors and this probably arrived late that’s why she was trying it out a day before the occasion because she probably got it that day, best wishes from a 45yrs old home base Nigerian brother, may God bless your marriage and grant you and your partner eternal love and marital bliss in Jesus name.
That’s definitely not something you should say about garments from other cultures, especially garments that are made for ceremonies and rituals as sacred and possibly religious as weddings or funerals etc. I understand that you’re just trying to express that the fabric and construction looks poor, and that’s fine because every single country is gonna have some terrible seamstresses who made bad ugly shit BUT it’s not okay to call a potentially sacred garment from another culture a Halloween costume when there is an entire history of white people using these garments as dress ups and costumes in a really incorrect and disrespectful and racist way. I know it was a complete accident and not what you meant but I thought I would just explain it politely before someone else sees your comment and assumes you’re deliberately being racist and making fun of the culture and doesn’t understand that you’re just trying to describe the fabric and sewing as cheap wnd you weren’t aware of the whole history of racism behind calling these types of garments Halloween costumes as a racist insult. I just wanted to explain in a calm nice helpful way before someone gets upset and a fight starts.
So where is the finished and fixed fit? All the other videos I've seen you've included the final fabulous finish. Why does this woman not get that? The video ends with you laughing at someone in traditional African garb.
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i can't find it
@@-Roses--ADit’s under the name “bride didn’t like her custom made reception dress 9 days before her wedding” from 9 months ago
@@_prxscxllxthank u for taking the time to let us know ❤
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@@_prxscxllxThanks you!!!
And she really waited the night before to try on her dress to make sure it fit it right
in our part of my country, the more superstitious brides tend to not wear their wedding dresses before the wedding. it's bad luck as the elders would say. so the dress makers must really make sure it fits.
I think she gained weight later
This was the night before the fitting, not the night before the wedding
No, there was actually still 9 days left and she had ordered it custom from West Africa. Also the funny part is that the dress DID fit, it just wasn’t laced up correctly.
@@minisn3066 It can't be laced up properly bc the holes on each side don't line up!
Don't forget your underwear plays a big role in the silhouette
Facts
Foundation garments. Idk who stopped calling them that but we need to bring it back.
Good point
It WAS the right fit. Her to-be-husband had just not tied it right! Later they just changed the lace that tied it up to a blue one and it all came together wonderfully.
That's not what happened
@@enigmag9538Did you watch the full video? Because yes, it is
Damn. He did a terrible job lacing it. Does he even know how to tie his shoes? 😅
@@Nothinggirl😂
@@Nothinggirl looking back at the photo, idk if he laced it or she did but someone didn’t take their time to lace it correctly. How can you expect to see how it’ll look if you don’t do it right 🤦🏾♀️
The contrasting ties transformed the dress. This was excellent work.
Looks like a kid learning to tie their shoes… 😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Facts! 😅😅😅
I can not believe how much changing the color of lace affected that dress and the bride. It made it so beautiful 😍 you can tell how happy and confident she is in just by watching her dance in it.
If you have to wear a bra with a lace-up top, girl, that lace-up top wasn’t made right. Also lacing up properly will help. Food for thought.
...well the mesh was proper lovely skin tone. That's a win. A win is a win .
This is our Nigerian attire. 😊wth
🫤 really....? ....
Yeah.
This is me realizing I dodged a bullet.
@denyshadials.....wait what? Bullet? Whatever do you mean?
@@denyshadials5702???
The attire looks great,she just needs to put it on well😢
Why does it look like a mixture of Indian saree, British corset and an African headband...I don't know if you guys can relate it or not.
It's strange
I got the same vibes. 😂
There literally are not even the same number of eyelets on either side ...
Why do these people keep getting dresses too small 🙄
I think this one especially egregious because it’s a custom made dress! So the dress maker definitely should have had her measurements and in fact been draping on her body, so this time I’m definitely going to blame the dress maker
@@V_4_VersaceWhat if _she_ gained weight later?
It actually fit, her fiance just didn't know how to lace it lol
I watched the full video, it fit her perfectly, the fiancé just didn’t know how to lace it up properly
Looks like a saree a little bit but damn its gorgeous
Chaos in the back!
Chaos from the 2nd hand store! Yikes!
This one turned out beautifully! I watched the full video.
Cant click on link, nor can find the full video😢
All of the ancestors shook their head at this one 🤣🤣🤣🤦🏾♀️
The person who sew it is from Nigeria ‼️,my friend was getting we pay someone here in the US to measure us and we sent the measurement to her in Nigeria ,we paid our her in dollars has she charged us , she sew it a exactly like this,
Oof looks more Indian than African!
Lil no beep had a rough night out
YIKESSSSSSS! The straps gaveeeee football uniform 😅
I hear ya, girl! 😱
Like seriously 😂
Nothing is wrong with the outfit, take out the bra,put the upper hooks together,place the center flap in between the eyelets properly and you're good to go.
Plus make a nice pose for the camera.
😂😂😂 u be tailor oo
Exactly! Nothing is wrong with it
OH MY GOD......... 😮
Guy in the turquoise shorts is fussy. Get the police involved for what, exactly?
🐈
This looks like a badly put together Nigerian 🇳🇬 eastern/rivers/Niger delta traditional outfit, hope she was able to get it fixed?
I understand that many Nigerians are out there working their azz off and taking care of business, so they send their measurements home to home tailors and this probably arrived late that’s why she was trying it out a day before the occasion because she probably got it that day, best wishes from a 45yrs old home base Nigerian brother, may God bless your marriage and grant you and your partner eternal love and marital bliss in Jesus name.
Of course who will like this, it’s a shame
What did she look like the day of?
Better, I hope! Yikes!!!
Did you watch the whole video?
Yes i watched the whole video...
Then you know...
@taffykins2745 This video is a short less than 7-seconds weirdo... You act like I asked you a question...
The tailor is messed up and ended up messing up the clothes
Omg. Sad.
Wow! This originally was a bad purchase
This is me as a bride but with ADHD 🤣
I feel sad for her 😢
And what is wrong with the dress. She didn't lace it the right way
Its either she didnt put it on right, she got fatter or her designer tailor it right
Omg
I thought it was a Halloween costume
That’s definitely not something you should say about garments from other cultures, especially garments that are made for ceremonies and rituals as sacred and possibly religious as weddings or funerals etc.
I understand that you’re just trying to express that the fabric and construction looks poor, and that’s fine because every single country is gonna have some terrible seamstresses who made bad ugly shit BUT it’s not okay to call a potentially sacred garment from another culture a Halloween costume when there is an entire history of white people using these garments as dress ups and costumes in a really incorrect and disrespectful and racist way. I know it was a complete accident and not what you meant but I thought I would just explain it politely before someone else sees your comment and assumes you’re deliberately being racist and making fun of the culture and doesn’t understand that you’re just trying to describe the fabric and sewing as cheap wnd you weren’t aware of the whole history of racism behind calling these types of garments Halloween costumes as a racist insult. I just wanted to explain in a calm nice helpful way before someone gets upset and a fight starts.
OP That's what I thought! 2nd hand store.... Yikes!!! What's up with that?!!!
Y'all are so disrespectful Lmao I would like to see your cultural attire if you even have one Olodo
@@ley5230I don't agree with disrespect, but every culture has traditional attire.
So where is the finished and fixed fit? All the other videos I've seen you've included the final fabulous finish. Why does this woman not get that? The video ends with you laughing at someone in traditional African garb.
He is friends with blue face...
That bra....😢
What IS GOING ON for real?! 😧 This is a bridal gown?
That's the worst African outfit I've ever seen I thought it was a scarecrow costume😂
She looks a mess 😳
Soooo we not gonna see the whole dress
Custom?
She didn't wear it the right way.
It doesn't matter how she wore it everything from top to bottom is not good. Horrible colors, horrible design... not wedding worthy
😅
How's that your business ?
the colors…
Wtf..someone tried to play u
Aru
Omg then???
Then what?
😶
😱
Way to small.
😳
Jesus is the way, the truth and the life!!🫶✨️✝️
You using the word custom isn’t right. Attire would be better.
Custom is not the same word as costume
Custom as is made for the individual specifically.
Custom isn't an insult. IFK why what she said is problematic to you. ❤
@@simplyputmusings2948 she thought she said costume, as in like the outfit was a Halloween costume or something.
This doesn't look very custom tbh. If this is custom, I don't even dare to imagine what African clothes that are off the rack look like.
@starmoon6818 found the video. I was looking for it too.
I am Indian
I never see this sarees 🥻