The SoughtAfter Alaga

Introductions, engagements and traditional weddings, hosted with dobale, joy and order. Lagos, Ibadan and wherever your event is.

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What she hosts

One alaga from the first knock to the last dance, so your families can simply enjoy the day.

Alaga Iduro and Ijoko

The traditional host of your ceremony: both families, the prayers, the dobale and the praise.

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The alaga seated between a couple in pink and purple aso oke

Introductions and engagements

Parlor and family introductions run with warmth, humour and respect for both houses.

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The alaga presenting a fan to a couple in royal blue aso oke

Eru Iyawo setup

The bride’s entourage and gift presentation, styled and presented beautifully.

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The alaga holding the microphone beside a bride in purple lace

Traditional wedding MC

Your day anchored from the first cue to the last dance: order, energy and timing that never slips.

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Gele tying and styling

Gele tied beautifully for the bride and her entourage, the finishing touch for your pictures.

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The alaga playfully posing beside a couple in purple and blue

Training and consultation

Learn the work from someone who has done it for 5 years, or get advice before your own event.

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The alaga seated between a couple in white and gold

Real weddings, real energy

Clips from events she has hosted, shown with each couple’s permission. Swipe to see more.

The beg for the brideGroom’s side, in aso-oke

The dobale momentFamilies honoured, all together

Matching your energyDancing with the guests

Couple nameEngagement

Couple nameEru Iyawo entrance

Couple nameDestination event

Hello, I’m Sabi

Placeholder story: why she became an alaga, what she takes seriously (starting with the dobale), and how she makes both families feel looked after. Written in her own voice, because mothers of the bride read this part first.

5 yearshosting

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Lagos, Ibadanand beyond

What people say

Placeholder: a couple describes how she calmed both families and kept the whole day on time.

Bride and groom, Lagos

“Placeholder: a couple on how she calmed both families and kept the day on time.”

Bride and groom, Lagos

“Placeholder: a groomsman on the fun of the beg for the bride.”

Groom’s friend, Ibadan

“Placeholder: a planner on how easy she was to work with.”

Wedding planner, Lagos

“Placeholder: a mother of the bride on how respectful and organised the introduction was.”

Mother of the bride, Ibadan

“Placeholder: a trainee on booking their first event after her course.”

Training graduate

Learn to be an alaga

Training from a working alaga on the craft, the culture and the business. Format, price and next start date to be confirmed.

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Hosting and stage presence
Traditions and protocols
Styling and presentation
Pricing and finding clients

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