Occasions · Weddings
Two families. One court.
The traditional rites, the white wedding and the reception, planned and served as one ceremony.
How we approach weddings
A Nigerian wedding has two audiences: the families who hold the traditions, and the couple who bring the taste. We design for both, and we run the whole day in-house, so the kitchen, the cake, the décor and the service answer to one standard.
Full planning and protocol
Timelines, vendors, seating and precedence for both families, from the introduction to the reception.
The Royal Table
Fine dining served in procession, or a grand buffet presented as ceremony. Menus written for your guests.
The cake
A 65 Cakes centrepiece, designed with you and revealed at the Unveiling.
Décor and staging
The room, the light and the entrance, built around one idea rather than a catalogue.
The Seal
Personalised Sweet Tokens by Boxx65 for every guest, sealed and handed over at the door.
From audience to Chronicle.
Six steps, the same for every commission. The first one costs you nothing but an hour.
The audience
A consultation at the studio or by call. We listen to the occasion, the guests and the budget.
The Decree
Our proposal: the concept, the menus, the six honours for your event, and a clear cost.
The commission
Once you accept the Decree, a deposit secures your date and the court begins work.
The court at work
Tastings, design reviews and rehearsals. You see every decision before it is made.
The day
The court runs the occasion so you can be a guest at your own event.
The Chronicle
Afterwards, a keepsake record of the day, delivered to the host.
Tell us the date.
We accept a limited number of commissions each month, so the court can perform each one perfectly.