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Aso-ebi Debate by stunningjudy(f): 10:04am On Jul 19, 2014 |
I'm posting this here because i believe matured minds are here. Why do most brides sell aso-ebi materials @ high rates and some sell cheaper? Most girls also give for free. Those selling @ high rates do they feel they are doing their friends a favour? Because often times the 'aso-ebi' ladies spend alot preparing for the wedding. I still dont understand the idea behind selling the material. Please i need opinions from the house. |
Re: Aso-ebi Debate by okirewaju(f): 12:01pm On Jul 19, 2014 |
It all depends on the bride Some sell their aso-ebi to make extra cash for the day while some aso-ebi are really expensive materials-e.g a lace of 10k per yard Some brides don't go for quality(their choice) hence some aso-ebi's are cheap while some go for expensive ones and give them out cheaply to their friends. Some see it as their friend's contribution towards their marriage. In all, it is not a must to wear an aso-ebi to an occasion. A friend of mine is getting married soon and her aso-ebi is 30k, I might or might not get it. Its not a big deal, funny enough some people don't like wearing aso-ebi whether its cheap or expensive, they don't fancy it. 1 Like |
Re: Aso-ebi Debate by beeevan: 1:55pm On Jul 19, 2014 |
The last thing i will buy from anyone is Ashebi, i gave mine for free. |
Re: Aso-ebi Debate by damiso(f): 2:02pm On Jul 19, 2014 |
beeevan: The last thing i will buy from anyone is Ashebi, i gave mine for free. ![]() ![]() I sold mine but made it very affordable and as soon as I sold the number I was comfortable with I told people to wear what they wanted (to my mother's dismay ![]() It's an individual thing jare and not really something one should guilt people into doing.I don't get why people take it badly especially when you tell them you have something similar ![]() ![]() 1 Like |
Re: Aso-ebi Debate by egopersonified(f): 2:13pm On Jul 19, 2014 |
For those sourcing for money, it is an opportunity to raise funds, the profit can be used to pay for other expenses and/or give souvenirs to buyers. Some give it out for free, including money to sew it atimes. Some want to just showcase their family or friends without make a dime and selling at cost price. But whether you get paid is another issue entirely. 2 Likes |
Re: Aso-ebi Debate by EfemenaXY: 2:34pm On Jul 19, 2014 |
stunningjudy: I'm posting this here because i believe matured minds are here. Why do most brides sell aso-ebi materials @ high rates and some sell cheaper? Most girls also give for free. Those selling @ high rates do they feel they are doing their friends a favour? Because often times the 'aso-ebi' ladies spend alot preparing for the wedding. I still dont understand the idea behind selling the material. Please i need opinions from the house. Unnecessary stress - this Aso-ebi wahala. With or without it, the marriage will still go on. |
Re: Aso-ebi Debate by bennyrazz: 2:45pm On Jul 19, 2014 |
Aso ebi issue again?? |
Re: Aso-ebi Debate by stunningjudy(f): 2:46pm On Jul 19, 2014 |
beeevan: The last thing i will buy from anyone is Ashebi, i gave mine for free. Lolz |
Re: Aso-ebi Debate by Nobody: 5:38pm On Jul 19, 2014 |
I don't think I can put myself thru the hassles of aso ebi logistsics. Too much stress in my own opinion. I'll just pick colours of the day. Everybody should wear what they have abeg. 2 Likes |
Re: Aso-ebi Debate by beeevan: 6:25pm On Jul 19, 2014 |
damiso: I gave to my friends, just 16 of them. Others wore what they liked,there is a way I view it, am the one that wants them in uniform, why task them for it? Just my opinion though. 2 Likes |
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