Hilarious Video Shows Groom Mistaking Another Man for His Wife at Wedding
- A groom caused a huge stir on social media at his wedding after picking a man as his bride
- This is as the man had initially failed to identify his wife's hand during the popular couple's blindfolded game
- He had identified the man as bride twice before eventually guessing right his wife's hand
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A man sent guests at his wedding ceremony to a lady into a frenzy after picking a man as his rightful bride.
This was what played out during the couple's game in which one of the newlyweds will be blindfolded and is made to guess right the hand of his/her lover.
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The game usually comes to a halt when one of the lovers guess right the hand of his/her lifetime partner.
In an Instagram video shared by comedian and entertainer, Woli Agba who MCed the wedding, the groom mistook the entertainer's hands for his wife on two successive trials.
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Guests burst into even louder screams when the wife came forward but the groom again failed to guess her hand right.
The groom finally achieved success on the second successive trial with his wife's hand.
Social media users found it hilarious
@xrystalblack reacted:
"Olorun daddy ti yaawo you're mr Edwards's wife bayi."
@momcy_prettiest wrote:
"OMG ....I love the bride she's such a happy soul "
@smouchiey_christy said:
"This babe is full of life sha,Oyinbo man won't regret marrying her. I love her spirit"
@sammystitches4u remarked:
"The man no understand again ,daddy hand must be soft "
Groom's friends stone guests cash at wedding
Meanwhile, Briefly News previously reported that a groom's friends had rained cash at a wedding in an unusual manner.
Scenes from a video of a traditional wedding big boys making cash rain on the couple.
In the Instagram video shared by @instablog9ja, friends of the groom turned to guests as they stoned them with wads of cash.
A few others took to a nearby bush with a small number of persons following them as they threw cash into it too.
Source: Briefly News
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