Marking the start of her new journey, from the pre-wedding celebrations to the big day itself, Priscilla graced us with a series of gowns befitting royalty. Each gown resonated with elegance and her bubbly personality, all while staying true to the significance of the moment.
The undisputed star of the show and the gown that has undoubtedly captured the most attention was the exquisite white wedding dress designed by Veekee James.
This masterpiece, a full white, fully embellished lace gown, embodied the essence of a classic bridal fantasy with a contemporary edge. The silhouette appeared to be a semi-mermaid, gracefully hugging Priscilla's figure before gently flaring out, creating a look that is both elegant and soft.
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"I went to God before creating Priscilla's wedding dress," Fashion designer Veekee James shared. She went on to say that the process of making the gown took several intense weeks, stretching into a month, with her team at one point working for three days straight to complete it.
It is clear that this was not merely another fashion endeavour for the designer but a deeply personal undertaking, and one she considers unlike anything she has created before.
The back of the gown, though details are still emerging, is likely to be just as stunning, perhaps featuring a dramatic train that trails behind her, adding to the grandeur of her entrance. Completing this iconic look was a long, flowing veil, the delicate fabric cascading down, adding an ethereal touch to her bridal ensemble. Her hair was styled in an elegant updo, allowing the intricate details of the gown's neckline to shine, and she accessorised with simple stud earrings, ensuring the focus remained on the dress itself.
The bouquet, a harmonious blend of white, cream and soft pink florals with dark feathery accents, provided a soft contrast against the stark white of the gown, adding a touch of romanticism.
When asked about her wedding gown, Priscilla Ojo said she had always envisioned herself in a mermaid gown made by Veekee James.
Even amidst the excitement of wedding preparations, Priscilla's anticipation for the final reveal remained high. While she had attended "fittings," the true unveiling of the completed masterpiece occurred on her wedding day.
"You (Veekee James) don't have any bad looks, so I obviously knew you were going to kill it. This is my dream dress," she affirmed, her words echoing the deep trust she placed in the designer's vision.
Reports describe Priscilla as being "visibly moved and emotional," a natural reaction to witnessing a long-held dream materialise so beautifully.