Bride calls off the wedding only hours before the occasion asking for more time to make up her mind
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Wedding was called-off in Bomet at the last minute after the bride requests for more time to make up her mind
Wedding was called-off in Bomet at the last minute after the bride requests for more time to make up her mind.
According to reports, the wedding by Nelly and Amos was scheduled to tie the knot at the Church on Saturday.
However, the wedding was aborted at the last minute after the bride pleaded with the planning committee to be given more time to make up her mind.
Kapsoyo AGC Church Pastor Clement Chalulot said it was unfortunate the wedding was called off at the last minute.
Pastor Chalulot said things went south Friday morning when the presiding Reverend received a message from the bride that she needed more time to decide to formalize their marriage with the groom.
“The communication from the presiding reverend that the bride had changed her mind halted everything and brought the entire plans to a halt,” said Pastor Chalulot.
He said the planning committee which was putting the final touches on preparation was called to a meeting and everything came to a standstill.
Chalulot said attempts to salvage the situation through mediation did not bore any fruits and they were forced to send out a message to guests to call off all the plans.
The pastor who also acted as a chairman of the planning committee for the wedding said they started getting suspicious when the bride failed to send her copy of ID for processing of marriage certificate.
He said their attempts to pursue her for the documents failed until when she sent the message asking for more time.
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“It became a toll order getting her documents and it later down to us that the bride had changed her mind,” he added.
Chalulot said the family of the groom had met his partner their bargain in preparation for the wedding including paying part of the bride prize agreed.
“The family had paid the bride prize already and were willing to pay clear it after the wedding,” he said.
Villagers at Kapsoyo were partying after the planning committee was forced to distribute milk that had been bought in readiness for the wedding party.
One of the planning committee members said they had to dispose of the milk to avoid going to waste.
“We made an order and paid for the milk early and it was delivered and we had no option but to distribute them to neighbours,” said the committee members who did not want to be named.
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