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Thank You For Visiting OmaStyle Bride! This Blog Was Created For Brides Like You. If You Have Any Question For us? Let Us Know.
OUR STORY
Hello Bride,
Are you recently engaged? Congratulations & Welcome to the world of wedding planning!
OmaStyle Bride is a wedding planning blog inspired by Nigerian weddings. It’s a blog for brides seeking practical and helpful information when planning their multicultural Nigerian weddings (traditional and church/white weddings). Created in 2020 by Nkechi Iroh Dike; Oma (means beautiful in Igbo, Nigeria language and pronounced o-mah).
OmaStyle Bride is a source of inspiration providing brides with information, tips, style ideas, and real wedding inspirations as they navigate this exciting process of planning their dream wedding. And At the same time, show brides how they can incorporate their styles and ideas into their wedding plans and keep with the traditional requirement functions.
By making these resources readily available, we hope to help make the bride’s planning a bit easy, especially for our DIY brides!
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NKECHI (NK) IROH DIKE
Hi there! My name is Nkechi (NK) Iroh Dike; it’s nice to meet you!
I’m the founder and editor-in-chief of OmaStyle Bride. Thank you for visiting the blog. I adore all things wedding! along with home designs and decorations.
I created OmaStyle Bride wedding blog for you—the modern, elegant, multicultural, coordinated Nigerian bride-to-be (and for bride-to-be marrying a Nigerian) seeking practical and helpful information while planning their dream multicultural wedding.
I’m an Investment Operations Manager by trade and a wedding blogger by night. When I am not engulfed in my work or all things wedding and social media (LOL); I love spending my time with my beautiful family.
My journey into my happily married life and love for Nigerian weddings inspired me to create OmaStyle Bride.
Years ago when I got married, I fell in love with weddings. But while planning my wedding, I couldn’t find any wedding planning blog that catered to my need.
I quickly realized the basic information on what brides should expect when planning their multicultural Nigerian weddings (the traditional and church/white wedding) abroad isn’t readily available to help the bride or couple through the process.
Even worst, if the bride doesn’t have a relative who recently got married to share information with her; she is unaware of the delicate and interesting steps of the wedding process, what to expect, and her role, especially with the traditional requirements associated with Nigerian weddings.
Following my passion and experience over the years with Nigerian weddings led me to start OmaStyle Bride.
I created OmaStyle Bride to fill this gap for the newly engaged Nigerian and multicultural brides to help them navigate through the wedding process with ease.
OmaStyle Bride features detail and practical information on what to expect, what goes into planning a Nigerian wedding, ideas, tips, inspirations and much more.
While OmaStyle Bride focus on multicultural Nigerian brides; it’s my hope this blog will also serve as a resource to non-Nigerians who love Nigerian culture and weddings, attending a Nigerian wedding for the first time, or wishes to learn about Nigerian weddings and processes.
Nigeria is a big country with a large, diverse ethnic groups and tribes. I am from the Igbo tribe, and I have learned so much from the time I set out to start this blog about other Nigerian cultural weddings; and I will keep learning to simplify Nigerian wedding process, which I will share in future posts.
I hope you find OmaStyle Bride helpful as you plan your dream wedding or learn about Nigerian weddings!
I wish you all the best with your wedding plans & marriage!
Happy planning, Cheers!
Fun Fact:
I love Nigerian traditional wedding so much that during my traditional wedding in Queens, NY; I created a small booklet for our guests to understand the history and follow along every step of the traditional wedding process – they loved it!
Stay connected with OmaStyle Bride by connecting with us socially on Instagram, Facebook and Pinterest – @OMASTYLEBRIDE.
Would you like OmaStyle Bride to feature your wedding, engagement, or bridal shower on the site to inspire other brides to be? Let us know because we’ll love the opportunity to feature your event. Check out our contact page for more information on how you can do so.
Also, for general inquiries, you can reach us via omastylebride@google.com or check out contact pages.
