When is the RSVP deadline?
Please RSVP by April 1st, so we can have an accurate headcount.
Is the celebration indoors or outdoors?
Introduction Ceremony (Indoor)
Traditional Blessing Ceremony (Outdoor)
Is it okay to take pictures with our phones and cameras during the ceremony?
❌ Kindly no. We want you to be fully present and enjoy every moment!
Professional photographers and videographers will capture all the magic — photos and footage will be shared afterward.
Whom should I contact with questions?
� Please send us a chat here, drop a question or comment in the Updates page, or email us at kalulove080126@gmail.com — we’ll gladly help!
Where will the event take place?
The celebration will be held in Lagos, Nigeria.
Full venue and lodging details will be provided upon RSVP confirmation.
Do I need the Yellow Fever vaccine?
💉 The U.S. may recommend it, but it is not required for entry into Nigeria. It’s
optional, and your personal doctor can provide additional guidance.
What do I need to enter the country?
🛂 You’ll need a valid U.S. passport, a Nigerian visa (printed in your passport booklet), and proof of accommodation and return flight. We recommend starting your Nigerian Visa application at least 6–8 weeks before
travel. You can apply online through the Nigerian Immigration Service website
or at the nearest Nigerian consulate. Visit Nigerian E-Visa Guide for help.
What’s the best airport to fly into?
✈️ Most international guests will arrive at Murtala Muhammed International Airport (LOS) in Lagos, Nigeria. From there, local travel arrangements can be coordinated.
Is transportation provided from the airport or hotel?
🚗 Group transportation options will be available for select events, airport pickups & drop offs. Download Bolt and InDrive on your Apple or Android phone to order a drive. (Similar to Uber)
Can I use U.S. dollars in Nigeria?
� Local currency is the Nigerian Naira (₦). U.S. dollars can be exchanged at the airport or local banks. We will also have an exchanger available. Major hotels may also accept international cards, but we suggest having some Naira for local vendors or transportation.
Is it safe to travel to Nigeria?
🌍 Yes, but like anywhere abroad, it’s best to travel smart. Stay with the group, keep valuables secure, and follow our itinerary and recommendations listed on the Exploring Nigeria page for a smooth, safe, and enjoyable trip.
Will there be other events to attend?
🎉 Yes! We’re planning a few group gatherings and cultural experiences to make your trip unforgettable — details to come soon and can be found on the Itinerary page and Exploring Nigeria page!
Kindly Note: No white or beige unless it is for under garment.
