Experience the Beauty of Ghanaian Tradition with “AWARESO – The Traditional Ghanaian Bride” Collection by Selina Beb X Quophi Akotuah

"AWARESO - The Traditional Ghanaian Bride" by Selina Beb X Quophi Akotuah. Photo Credit: Prime Studios/Instagram — “AWARESO – The Traditional Ghanaian Bride” by Selina Beb X Quophi Akotuah. Photo Credit: Prime Studios/Instagram

The rich heritage and vibrant traditions of Ghana come alive in “AWARESO – The Traditional Ghanaian Bride”, a captivating new collection by two of Ghana’s celebrated fashion forces, Selina Beb and Quophi Akotuah. This collaborative masterpiece redefines bridal fashion by embracing the opulence, artistry, and cultural depth of the traditional Ghanaian bride, offering a contemporary homage to time-honored customs.

This collection showcases ensembles that are both regal and deeply rooted in tradition. Featuring timeless Kente gowns paired with a stunning selection of intricate, historically-rich trade beads, Aggry beads, Krobo beads and coral beads, “AWARESO” celebrates unity, strength, and love—which are key values in Ghanaian marriages.

While AWARESO celebrates tradition, it also appeals to the contemporary bride seeking a connection to her roots. The collection offers versatile pieces that can transition effortlessly from traditional ceremonies to modern receptions. “AWARESO” not only elevates Ghanaian bridal fashion but also serves as a reminder of the beauty and relevance of cultural heritage in today’s world.

“AWARESO” is more than a collection; it’s a movement that reaffirms the importance of celebrating African identity through fashion. By highlighting the richness of Ghanaian wedding traditions, Selina Beb and Quophi Akotuah invite brides to embrace their culture with pride, grace, and elegance. Whether you’re planning a traditional ceremony or simply drawn to the artistry of African design, “AWARESO” offers a breathtaking journey into the heart of Ghanaian heritage.

Prepare to be enchanted, inspired, and transformed by this exquisite collection—a true ode to the Ghanaian bride.