Ghana · TRADITIONAL NAMING CEREMONIES
A naming ceremony is arranged in advance by the family hosting it: the elders, the cloth, the libation and the name you are given. These 10 range from an afternoon in Accra to a full homecoming built around Kumasi, priced and clear about how many people attend.
Weave Kente in Bonwire, receive an Akan name from village chiefs, and enjoy a private half-day cultural tour from Kumasi.
“Our tour guide, Solomon and driver, Kwame were absolutely amazing! The level of attention, care, professionalism, and knowledge is unmatched. We arrived to Kumasi early in the morning, they picked us up from the airport, drove us to our”
Review of Accra’s ancestral naming ceremony, with a village welcome, Ewé culture, Lake Volta lunch, pottery, transfers, and practical booking advice.
“This was an amazing experience with the Ewé community. Toufic is a great guide and conversationalist. I highly recommend this experience to our brothers and sisters returning home.”
Reconnect with Ghanaian heritage through a village naming ceremony, drumming, dancing, a local name, and a meaningful welcome gift.
“The experience was wonderful and the people who performed the ceremony were welcoming and festive. I was expecting a different kind of ceremony, not one out at an actual village”
Share an Ewe naming ceremony in Torgorme, enjoy Ghanaian culture, lunch, and a Volta River cruise on a private Accra day tour.
“The tour guide was very friendly as guiding. Picked us up on the pick up location and dropped us off at home. Explained a lot also about the places during the route to the beach. The beach was beautifull with nice food.”
Explore Ashanti culture from Kumasi with kente weaving, cocoa farming, Adinkra printing, and a personal Ghanaian naming ceremony.
“The people definitely the people. They are loving, caring, and thoughtful. I was very impressed with the weaving tour. the young boys were so dedicated to their task.”
Review of Kumasi’s private naming ceremony for the African diaspora, with Ghanaian cloth, kente weaving, cocoa tasting, lunch, and transport.
“I can't thank Bilson enough for his time and patience. He was even willing to do a 10 hour trip to get me to ensure I made it to the tour. I made the journey to meet him and he was the most sweetest & knowledgeable soul I've ever met. Truly e”
Spend a meaningful day in Ghana with a naming ceremony, Assin Manso Slave River, Cape Coast Castle, transport, guide, snacks, and water.
“Everything was so annazing and informative.She was very kind the whole entire time and continued to check and make sure everyone was okay.”
Join a private Ghana village naming ceremony from Accra, with drumming, dancing, pottery, beads, kente, and hotel pickup.
“This was an amazing experience, especially for an African American like myself. The people are welcoming and the naming ceremony is very spiritual and joyous. The tour guide and driver were courteous and friendly. I would definitely recommend this tour to others”
Review of Kumasi’s African American naming ceremony, with Kente, Adinkra, cocoa, lunch, transport, price, and booking advice.
“We were very excited after the naming ceremony because it was the highlight of our trip to Ghana. I will recommend this activity to every African American visiting Ghana. Contact them on Call/WhatsApp on +233247304270/[email protected]”
Review of Kumasi’s private naming ceremony tour, with Bonwire Kente weaving, Ntonso Adinkra crafts, transport, price, and practical tips.
“Phenomenal experience. My mama and I had a core memory added to the vault by going on this trip. Kwame and Priscilla were fantastic. Great communication and impactful insights during the tour. They went above and beyond to accomm”
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