HARMONIZED UVWIE TRADITIONAL MARRIAGE LIST

Last Updated: April 17, 2024By

 

S/No. ISSUE OLD DAYS CONTEMPORARY DAYS REMARKS
1. Entertain-ment items by Bride’s family. 1. A bowl of kola nuts, alligator pepper and bitter kola, a bottle of gin.

 

2.  The wedge amount is usual a thing of consensus between both families before the D-day.

 

3.   Two shillings and six pence (2s -6d)

i. A bowl of kola      nuts, alligator pepper and bitter kola.

 

ii.  Drinks:

2 Cartons of assorted beer; 2 cartons of stout beer and 2 crates of mineral.

 

iii. Wedge money of N2,000.00

 

 

 

Wedge money by the bride’s family can be negotiated before the D-day.  This is to ensure that the groom’s family is able to double their wedge as tradition demands.

2. Marriage rites obligatory items BRIDE’S ITEMS:

 

·                3(three) sets of clothes

·                3(three) scarf

·                3(three) blouses

·                1(one) wrist watch

·                1(one) pair of shoe

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BRIDE’S FATRHER:

·       A walking stick

·       A cap

·       A wrapper

 

BRIDE’S ITEMS:

 

–                3(three) sets of clothes

 

–                3(three) scarf

 

–                3(three) blouses

 

–                1(one) wrist watch

 

–                  1(one) pair of shoe

 

 

S/No. ISSUE OLD DAYS CONTEMPORARY DAYS REMARKS
1. BRIDE’S MOTHER: (Ugberaren)

–       A Wrapper & Blouse

–       5 Shillings

 

BRIDE’S FATHER:

–       A walking stick

–       A cap

–       A wrapper

 

BRIDE’S MOTHER: (Ugberaren)

–       A wrapper and blouse

–       N5,000.00

 

 

2. FAMILY WOMEN

–       A bag of salt

N1+ 1 bag of salt to be shared by both paternal and maternal with N500 each to support.
3. FAMILY YOUTHS FAMILY YOUTHS:

(Uvwie) N1,000.00

 

4. OROYARENE (Dry table) N2,000.00 plus assorted drinks to be put on the table or to be monetized.
5. MAROMUNU (Agreement)  

 

6. ERIE’BROME BRIDE PRIZE  

 

 

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