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Bright festive colors, song and dance are definitive elements of African wedding ceremonies. Elements of the wedding day in South Africa feature a bridal procession into the church; a prayer of dedication precedes the wedding ceremony. After the exchange of vows, a unity candle is lit. The couple will then be pronounced man and wife, and be blessed by the priest.

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In Egypt, where marriages are still largely arranged, there is a musical wedding march called the Zaffa, just before the ceremony. The Zaffa features traditional Egyptian music, belly dancers, drums horns and flaming swords performances. In the Sudan, the focus is on the groom. He is welcomed to the wedding location with a unique and large decoration called the Umbul-Umbul. Then he is adorned with a garland of flowers by the bride's mother, welcoming him into her family. The mother will also give him a keris – a hidden message encouraging him not to be disheartened while toiling for his family.

The procession welcoming the bridegroom is followed by a procession of ladies with candles, who pray for the ceremony. The bride and groom sit next to each other under an umbrella in front of the entrance to their future home with a veil covering both of their heads. The umbrella serves not only as shelter from rain or sun, but it symbolizes esteem and respect.