OAP's sister's Traditional wedding is lit AF
Toke Makinwa's sister, Busayo, has had her beautiful traditional wedding yesterday, July 15, 2017.
Busayo is Toke’s youngest sister and for her bridal look she went with an exquiste royal blue iro and buba outfit; as did her Norwegian groom who dazzled in his excellent, navy-blue made-to-fit agbada.
Toke could obviously not just contain her excitement as the big sister of the bride.
On one of her posts on Instagram, she writes:
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"This is the day that the lord has made... Let me introduce myself .... I am the sister of the Bride #stabieverafter #EgbonIyawoactivated"
In another post of herself all set for the ceremony, Toke's smile glows, and she's stunning in her white native attire, silver accessories and flawless makeup.
She captions the pic, "I can't keep calm... my baby sister is getting married. God has been so faithful to us? Today I remember my parents as always, truly the memory of the righteous is blessed.
"Celebrate in heaven as we celebrate on earth."
The ceremony had its fair share of celebrity faces, with guests including Tiwa Savage,Ebuka Obi Uchendu, Waje Iruobe and Gbemi Olateru among several other personalities.
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