Nigerian Bride Refuse To Marry Groom at Their Church Wedding
After the bride's unexpected behavior, what should have been a special moment for the pair went wrong.
The bride-to-be raised a commotion at the altar of the church by refusing to proceed with her marriage to the groom.
The wedding incident, which was recorded by a visitor who attended the event, has drawn mixed comments.
At their church wedding, a Nigerian bride refused to wed the groom. One of the visitors recorded the unexpected event, which was posted on TikTok and generated discussion.
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The bride was seen standing with the groom before the altar in the clip taken from a distance, however she appeared to be perplexed.
The bride was asked whether she was not prepared for marriage when the pastor became aware of her demeanor.
To everyone's surprise, the bride said no in response to the pastor's question. The congregation went crazy as a result of this. Some of the wedding guests started leaving after her firm response.
Though, the Pastor made efforts to calm the visitors.
Watch the video:
It is shocking as to why she would make such a decision on a big day like that.
Some people had a lot to say in the comments:
@g_money414:
"Sometimes rushing a girl into marriage bcos u tink u hav money is not good. Please take your time and knw d woman nd man u want to marry."🙋🙋
@vivian30jovi:
"una dey look, wedding, I dey look that one wey stand, wear lace, people dey sew ooo." 😂😂😂😂
@uwagboejackson:
"She cud have serious reasons, sometimes things come up during the wedding process."
@yo_im_phebe:
"It might be something spiritually related but I think she was forced into marrying the man against her will. They should question him."
@cute263186:
"If she realize she need to leave at the point of joining, please let her leave in peace✌🏽enough of bad marriages."
@La gaff :
"Juju expire for church."
@osazeeomoruyi130:
"Ogbanje, Abiku, Marine spirit. "Her spirit husband showed up and activated her against marrying him. "Don't doubt me please."
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