Priscilla Ojo’s Wedding Outfits: A Dazzling Display of African Royalty and Modern Glam

Priscilla Ojo’s wedding was more than a union of two hearts- it was a celebration of African heritage, bold fashion, and the creative genius of top designers. From her first pre-wedding look on April 5, 2025, to the grand traditional and white wedding ceremonies, Priscilla’s style journey captured the imagination of fans and fashion lovers across the continent.

April 5: Regal Gold and Geometric Elegance

Priscilla’s wedding journey began with a striking pre-wedding look that blended tradition with contemporary artistry. She wore a custom gold aso-oke gown featuring a fitted bodice with a sculpted sweetheart neckline and bold, padded shoulders. The intricate geometric embroidery in blue, green, and yellow paid homage to the Tanzanian flag, symbolizing the union of her Nigerian heritage and her fiancé Juma Jux’s Tanzanian roots. The sleek skirt was adorned with cascading gold embellishments, while her champagne-toned gele and diamond jewelry added regal poise and sparkle.

Juma Jux complemented her in a majestic agbada ensemble with matching geometric embroidery
and traditional coral beads, holding a gold staff that echoed the couple’s shared heritage and royal status.

Bride’s outfit: @amyaghomi
Groom’s outfit: @amyaghomi
Bridal /Groom Stylist: @_emmanuelgoodnews
Style curator: @chiomagoodhair
Creative director: @layoleoyatogun
Makeup: @glambyomoye
Hairstylist: @touchofibee
Haircut: @Topzycut
Gele: @sammyinventions
Jewellery: @bozjewelry
Videographer: @nosatemz
Photographer: @weddingsbytobi
Beads/walking stick: @kemcystouch
Fan: @leolishartistry
BTS: @abiola_lens
Bride’s shoes: @christianlouboutin
Groom’s shoes: @gents_tools

April 7, 2025: Elegant Sleeveless Beige and Royal Brown Leaf-Embroidered Gown by Lasosa

Priscilla Ojo’s April 7, 2025, pre-wedding outfit, designed by Lasosa, featured elegant beige and royal brown tones with intricate floral and leaf motifs embroidered around the bodice. The sleeveless bespoke design showcases a sleek, fitted silhouette that blends modern style with Yoruba traditional aesthetics. This exclusive look was crafted with significant attention to detail, especially the delicate leaf-inspired embroidery, which adds texture and visual interest to the ensemble.

Lasosa, the designer, emphasized the uniqueness of this outfit, warning tailors against copying the design due to the effort invested and the exclusivity granted to Priscilla and Juma Jux. The coordinated look between Priscilla and Juma Jux, who wore a matching agbada with similar embroidery, beautifully symbolized their unity and cultural pride.

This look perfectly balances contemporary bridal elegance with rich cultural symbolism, making
it a standout moment in Priscilla’s wedding fashion journey.

Brides outfit: @_lasosa
Grooms outfit: @nwosu____official
Groom / Bridal Stylist: @_emmanuelgoodnews
Makeup: @glambyomoye
Hairstylist: @touchofibee
Style Curator @chiomagoodhair
Creative Director : @layoleoyatogun
jewellery: @bozjewelry
Photographer : @weddingsbytobi

April 17, 2025: Priscilla Ojo’s Regal Royal Purple Traditional Wedding Look by Couture by Tabik

Priscilla Ojo’s first traditional wedding outfit was a stunning celebration of Yoruba heritage, elegance, and modern bridal couture. This royal purple ensemble, designed by Couture by Tabik and styled by Emmanuel Goodnews, instantly captivated fans and fashion enthusiasts across social media.

The Outfit

Priscilla wore a richly embroidered royal purple aso-oke fabric fashioned into a fitted blouse and mermaid-style skirt. The skirt’s hem was adorned with dramatic layered ruffles in alternating shades of royal purple and deep fuchsia, creating a petal-like effect that added volume and movement to the silhouette. The blouse featured intricate silver embroidery and beadwork, enhancing the look’s regal aura.

Her gele was expertly tied in a towering, sculptural style in matching royal purple, perfectly framing her radiant face and completing the traditional Yoruba bridal aesthetic. The matching ipele (wrapper) added authenticity and depth to the ensemble.

Juma Jux’s Complementary Look

Juma Jux wore a royal purple agbada crafted from the same aso-oke fabric, richly embroidered with orange and gold motifs. His royal blue fila cap accented with orange embroidery and traditional coral beads added a vibrant contrast. He carried a purple staff topped with a carved map of Africa, symbolizing their pan-African love and cultural unity.

Styling and Accessories

Emmanuel Goodnews styled the entire look, with jewelry from Boz Jewellery adding refined sparkle without overshadowing the detailed craftsmanship. The colour palette and embellishments beautifully blended Yoruba tradition with contemporary bridal fashion, making Priscilla’s first traditional wedding look a true style statement.

This look set an elegant, regal tone for the day’s celebrations and was widely praised for its craftsmanship, cultural symbolism, and flawless execution.

Bride’s outfit: @couturebytabik
Groom’s outfit: @couturebytabik
Bridal /Groom Stylist: @_emmanuelgoodnews
Style curator: @chiomagoodhair
Creative director: @layoleoyatogun
Bridal train stylist/coordinator: @yolandaokereke
Makeup: @glambyomoye
Hairstylist: @hairbyposhclass
Wig from: @irinahair_extensionz
Set Design: @28square_events
Location: @thedelboroughrooftopbar
Gele: @sammyinventions
Jewellery: @bozjewelry
Videographer: @emmylightz
Photographer: @weddingsbytobi
walking stick: @realkemcystouch
Beads : @beadsbyhayolar
Event planner: @2706event
Decorator: @theweddingguruu
Bride’s shoes: @aminamuaddiofficial
Groom’s shoes: @adamskahz

Radiant Elegance: Priscilla Ojo and Juma Jux’s Stunning Second Traditional Wedding Look

Priscilla turned heads in a gorgeous silver lace gown by Emagine by Bukola. The dress sparkled with intricate crystals and delicate 3D floral details that caught the light beautifully, giving her an almost ethereal glow. The fitted design hugged her figure perfectly, while the deep maroon gele added a rich pop of colour that honoured Yoruba tradition with a modern twist.

Juma Jux matched her effortlessly in a maroon velvet agbada by HRH Luxury, complete with detailed embroidery and traditional beads. His look was finished with a ceremonial staff, symbolizing their shared pan-African heritage and love.

Together, they created a stunning, perfectly coordinated look that blended culture, style, and romance – a true highlight of their wedding day and a fresh take on African bridal fashion.