The sun shone brightly over Lagos, casting a warm, golden glow on the lush gardens of the Oriental Hotel. It was a day like no other for the Arisekola family, as Segilola, the beloved daughter of media mogul and philanthropist Wole Arisekola, married the love of her life, Samuel Aisabokhae.
The venue had been transformed into a paradise of white roses and cascading orchids, with shimmering gold accents reflecting the family’s elegant taste. Guests arrived in droves, dressed in luxurious aso-ebi, the chosen fabric, a dazzling blend of emerald and champagne hues.
Wole Arisekola, ever the gracious host, stood at the entrance with his wife, Morenike welcoming dignitaries, family, and friends. His face beamed with pride as he shook hands with each guest, his voice carrying a mix of excitement and gratitude.
The couple’s grand entrance was the highest point of the ceremony, they stunned the audience appearing from the basement in a silver-lined Limousine.
The couple’s first dance, performed under a canopy of twinkling lights, was met with cheers, while performances by top Nigerian artists kept the energy alive.
As the evening wore on, the bride’s father, Wole took the stage to thank everyone for sharing in the family’s special day. “Today is not just about a wedding; it’s about the beginning of a legacy of love,” he said, his voice filled with emotion.
Zapphyr Events planned the occasion while Saheed Osupa and other notable singers excited the crowd with music.
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