Dress Code — Kojo and Boatema

What to wear

Dress Code

Come as your most elegant self. Here is a guide for each of the three days.

Dress code for Traditional Ashanti Ceremony

Friday, 18 December

Traditional Ashanti Ceremony

Ghanaian traditional

  • —Kente, kaba and slit, batakari, lace or brocade
  • —Rich burgundy, gold, cream and deep earth tones
  • —Gold jewellery and headwraps most welcome
  • ×Please leave white bridal shades to the bride
Dress code for Church Wedding & Reception

Saturday, 19 December

Church Wedding & Reception

Formal / black tie optional

  • —Floor-length gowns or elegant midi dresses
  • —Dark suits, tuxedos, bow ties
  • —Shoulders covered for the church service
  • ×No white, ivory or champagne gowns, please
Dress code for Dinner Dance at the Family House

Sunday, 20 December

Dinner Dance at the Family House

Garden glamour

  • —Cocktail dresses, jumpsuits, smart blazers
  • —Block heels or smart flats — there will be dancing on grass
  • —A light wrap for the evening breeze
  • ×Nothing too heavy — the band plays late