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We recommend arriving at least 20–30 minutes before the wedding begins at 11:00am. Traffic can be unpredictable, especially on a Saturday morning, so please plan accordingly. Doors open from 8:30am.

Limited parking is available at Providence Point Event Center. We recommend using Bolt or Uber for the day to avoid any stress. Parking at the reception venue is more generous — details will be shared closer to the date.

All ceremonies will be held indoors at the same venue. You won't need to worry about the November heat — the venue will be fully air-conditioned.

The ceremony is expected to last approximately 7-8 hours, so come prepared to party with the Olaniran's.

We kindly ask that guests keep phones away during the ceremony so everyone can be fully present. Our photographer will capture every moment beautifully. You're welcome to take as many photos as you like at the reception and also upload here in the 'Gallery' section that will be available on the day — we want you to remember the day too.

Yes, a full sit-down meal will be served at the reception. If you have any dietary requirements or allergies, please let us know via the RSVP form and we'll make sure you're taken care of.

Ladies come beautifully dressed with fascinating gele's. Agbada for the gentlemen. We're encouraging blue and dusty blue tones. See the Dress Code section for the full palette and details.

We kindly ask that guests avoid wearing purple, lilac, green, red, white and ivory — these are reserved for the bridal party. Everything else is warmly welcomed. When in doubt, dusty blue is always a safe and beautiful choice for this occasion.

We love your little ones dearly. However, we have chosen to make our wedding an adult-only celebration. Hence we kindly request the presence of guests aged 16 and above at both the ceremony and the reception.

You are welcome to bring one guest only. Kindly include the full name of your plus one in the RSVP form so we can make the necessary seating and event arrangements.

Please RSVP by September 20th, 2026 so we can finalise seating and catering. You can respond using the RSVP form on this website, it only takes a minute.

Please reach out to us directly as soon as possible, we'll do our best to accommodate you. Late RSVPs are subject to availability, so don't wait too long.

Our gift registry and bank details are on the Registry page of this website. We've set up a few wish funds you can contribute to and you're welcome to give a general cash gift. Your generosity means everything to us.

Entry into both the ceremony and reception requires a valid access card. Your access card will be checked at the entrance by our event team. Please ensure you have it with you on the day — physical or digital — as entry cannot be guaranteed without it.

Access cards will be sent out to confirmed guests following the RSVP deadline of September 20th, 2026. You will receive yours physically or via WhatsApp once your attendance has been confirmed. If you do not receive yours by October 14th, please reach out to us directly.

Please contact us as soon as possible and we will do our best to arrange a replacement. Please note that walk-in entry without an access card or prior notification cannot be guaranteed on the day.

Access cards are personalised and non-transferable. Each card is issued specifically for the guest named on the RSVP and is valid only for the number of seats confirmed. Please do not share or duplicate your card.

Yes — every attendee requires their own access card, including plus ones. Since our celebration is for guests aged 16 and above, access cards will only be issued to confirmed adult guests. If you indicated a plus one in your RSVP, their card will be issued alongside yours. Children under 16 will not be issued access cards as the event is adult-only.

We have a list of recommended hotels and accommodations near the venue on our Plan Your Day section. Please note that these are just suggestions, and we encourage you to book early to secure your preferred option as November is a busy travel period.