African Wedding Venues in Buckinghamshire
Discover the Charm of Villiers Hotel for Your Wedding Day
Step into the historic Villiers Hotel, where elegance meets tradition. As one of the leading African wedding venues in Buckinghamshire,we offer a blend of stunning event spaces and unparalleled hospitality.
Whether you're planning a lavish celebration or an intimate gathering, our dedicated team is here to ensure every detail is perfect. Contact our team at sales@villiershotels.com to begin planning your dream day.
Why We're the Ideal Choice for Your Traditional And Vibrant African Wedding
- Dedicated Team: Our team is committed to making your traditional and vibrant African wedding a success, working closely with you to meet special requests and ensure every detail is perfect.
- Culinary Excellence: Our chef collaborates with you to accommodate dietary requirements, ensuring all guests can enjoy the delicious food prepared for your celebration.
- Flexible Wedding Options: Choose from a variety of fantastiic wedding options including dry hire, wedding packages, or exclusive use of our venue to suit your preferences.
- Superb Accommodation: Recently refurbished accommodation is available on-site, subject to availability, providing comfort for guests who may wish to stay overnight.
- Convenient Location: Located in the heart of Buckingham, our venue offers easy access to Milton Keynes, Bicester, and local attractions, making it convenient for all your guests.
Traditional African Wedding Customs
Attending your first traditional African wedding? Here's what you might experience:
Three-cord knot
As part of the wedding ceremony the officiant may tie a three-knot cord around the couples wrist, binding them together whilst they exchange vows. This reflects the couples union with each other and God.
The Four Elements
During the ceremony the couple may taste four unique flavours: spicy cayenne, sour lemon, sharp vinegar, and sweet honey. This represents married life, and how there will be a mix of tough times and happy.
Kola Nuts
In Western Africa the kola nut is long praised for its healing properties. During the wedding ceremony the couple may exchange kola nuts, a symbol of their pledge to always support each other.
Money Spray Dance
As the wedding party kicks off, guests shower the newlyweds with money in a joyful tradition known as the money dance. This cultural ritual involves the couple dancing to music while guests throw money at them. The financial contribution helps the newlyweds gather funds to start their married life together.
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