Aso-ebi usually lives in a WhatsApp group: who wants which fabric, who has paid, who needs theirs posted to Manchester. By the third week nobody can find anything. Put the options on your wedding site, let guests reserve and pay in one place, and keep the list where you can sort it.
How the group-buy runs
Choose the fabrics
Colour, price, how many
Open reservations
Guests pick on the page
Track payment
Paid, part-paid, unpaid
Track delivery
Who needs theirs posted
Close the order
One tally, not a group chat
Aso-ebi is a bulk order with a deadline. It deserves a list you can sort, not four hundred messages you can't.
Built for the way you marry
List your fabrics and colours per event, take reservations, and watch the tally climb toward the bulk order. No WhatsApp broadcast list, no spreadsheet.
A site that holds all your days at once, each with its own venue, timeline, dress code and directions. Guests RSVP per event, so you track each headcount on its own.
A cash gift list in naira, sterling, euros, US and Canadian dollars, with bank-transfer and cash blocks so family in Lagos and family abroad can each give the way that suits them.
A concierge button that opens WhatsApp straight to whoever's helping, so older relatives and guests abroad get an answer the moment they're stuck.
Set an event once and every guest sees the start in their own local time, whether they're opening the link in London, Toronto or Lagos. No more "is that our time or yours?".
Each guest gets a secure QR pass to show at the gate, and a scanner that keeps checking people in even when the venue Wi-Fi drops.
In practice
Each fabric goes up with its colourway, its price and which event it is for. Guests pick theirs on the page instead of asking which one is still available.
Reservations count up as they come in, so you can see how close you are to the quantity your vendor needs. No spreadsheet, no broadcast list, no counting replies in a group chat.
You confirm each reservation as payment clears, and the page keeps showing guests what they chose. The same site carries the RSVPs, the directions and the timings, so nobody needs two links.
A real wedding
Tosin & Pelumi
Yoruba ceremony at The Lambs Event Centre, Abeokuta, with guests across three countries.
See their site →
Templates that suit it
Gold and black, for fabrics that photograph well against something formal.
Dark and photography-led, so a shot of the cloth carries the page.
Pricing
One price, paid once, for the whole wedding. Nothing renews and nothing is added later.
Free
Build the whole thing and look at it. Publishing needs a paid plan.
Free preview · no card needed
£49
The website your guests read before the day.
Standard · once, per wedding
£99
The website, and everything that runs on the day itself.
Premium · once, per wedding
Yes. Each option carries its own photograph, colour, price and quantity, so the men's fabric and the women's fabric are separate lines that tally separately.
Every reservation records the guest, the amount and whether it has cleared, so you can see paid, part-paid and unpaid at a glance instead of scrolling back through a chat.
Each order holds a delivery address, so the pieces going to London, Houston and Toronto are a list you can hand to whoever is posting them.
A running tally shows how many pieces are reserved, which does more to move the last few than any reminder you send.
Start your site and see the whole thing before you pay a penny.
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