Based on a new research that shows that white weddings are gradually becoming a thing of the past, Pulse Nigeria asked Nigerians if they would still have white weddings in order to see if the research applied here.
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Would you have a white wedding?
The polls are in and Nigerians have decided, check out the results below.
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Read: No more white weddings!
The majority,57.7%, went with option 1- Yes, i am old school.
36% went for "No, i will just have a court wedding" while the minority, 6.3%, chose "I don't care, i will just cohabitate."
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These results show that despite the increase in cohabitation, and the 'baby mama' syndrome, Nigerians, at least 57.7%, still want white weddings.
You can still take the poll below in order to weigh in.
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