In the Yoruba tribe, brides will wear what is called an iro, a loosely fitting blouse, and a buba, a wrap-around skirt, made out of aso oke, a hand-woven fabric specific to the Yoruba tribe made from cotton
Why Couples Love It: This dress brings a touch of whimsy and grace, ensuring your flower girl feels like a princess on your special day
Its a staple in my wardrobe that I reach for time and time again
The pants are akin to an a-line skirt which is a fun nod to a more traditional wedding dress
This dress is a treasure, a gleaming embodiment of the splendor and joy that prom night represents
Finished with a lace-up back for adjustability and support, this design is a refined choice for special occasions, celebrations, and evening events