The families cordially invite you

Nnenna Elizabeth&Chukwuma Clifford

Name: Traditional Marriage (Igba Nkwu) of Nnenna Elizabeth Nwanisobi and Chukwuma Clifford Nwanna
Start: 2026-12-28T12:00:00+01:00
Location: Prince Nwanisobi Compound

Traditional MarriageIgba Nkwu

28 December 202612:00 PM Prompt

Enter the celebration

The Countdown to Forever

--Days

--Hours

--Minutes

--Seconds

The celebration has begun

The Couple

Nnenna Elizabeth Nwanisobi&Chukwuma Clifford Nwanna

Nnenna and Chukwuma, in portraits made for the day.

Nnenna and Chukwuma standing hand in hand in Igba Nkwu attire — Hand in hand

Nnenna holding Chukwuma’s arm, both in Igba Nkwu attire — Side by side

Chukwuma standing behind a seated Nnenna in a navy gown — The engagement portrait

Nnenna in a navy gown against a warm arched wall — Nnenna

Nnenna embracing a smiling Chukwuma from behind in Igba Nkwu attire — Together

Chukwuma holding Nnenna close in the engagement portrait — Held close

Chukwuma seated on a sofa with Nnenna’s hand on his shoulder — Chukwuma & Nnenna

Two families, one beginning

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The Families

Bride’s Family The Families of

The Late Prince Kenneth Nwanisobi

(Mallam B)

of Iruobeli in Enugu Agidi,
Njikoka LGA, Anambra State

Groom’s Family The Families of

Prof. Clifford E. Nwanna & Dr. Mrs. Uju Nwanna

of Umuogbu in Awka,
Awka South LGA, Anambra State

cordially invite you to theTraditional Marriage (Igba Nkwu)of their children

Igba Nkwu

the presenting of palm wine

Igba nkwu is the traditional marriage ceremony of the Igbo people. It is the day two families come together, in the presence of elders, kindred and friends, to bless the union of their children and to welcome one another into a new family.

At its heart is a gesture of great beauty. Traditionally, the bride carries a cup of palm wine through the gathering and offers it to the man she has chosen. When he drinks, the union is sealed before the whole community.

Customs differ from one family and community to the next, and every household honours the rites in its own way. What remains constant is the meaning: a marriage is a bond between families, celebrated with dignity, colour and joy.

FamilyTwo lineages are joined, and each welcomes a new son or daughter.
HeritageLanguage, attire and rites are handed down from one generation to the next.
UnionMarriage is a bond between families, not only between two people.
CommunityElders, kindred and friends stand as witnesses and give their blessing.
TraditionRites practised for generations give the day its dignity.
CelebrationMusic, dance, food and colour mark the joy of the day.