Bride's Face and Hands Begin Swelling Hours Before Wedding, Full Story Goes Viral: "The Devil Came"

Bride's Face and Hands Begin Swelling Hours Before Wedding, Full Story Goes Viral: "The Devil Came"

  • A Nigerian lady has shared a video on TikTok recounting the painful situation that she experienced during her wedding period
  • According to her, some parts of her hand and face suddenly began to swell the night before traditional wedding day
  • She was hopeful that the swelling would subside before the next day, but it didn't, and she had to continue with her wedding in that condition

A newlywed lady has given gratitude to God after experiencing sudden swelling on her hands and face during her wedding period.

The swelling began on her wedding eve and failed to subside the next day, leaving her to wed in an uncomfortable condition.

Bride narrates how her face and hands began swelling during her traditional wedding period.
Bride goes ahead with her wedding despite experiencing swelling of her face and hands. Photo credit: Jecinta187/TikTok.
Source: TikTok

Newlywed lady recounts painful wedding experience

The incident was shared on TikTok by the lady herself, identified with the handle @jecinta187.

According to her story, the swelling began the night before the ceremony, and despite initial hopes that it would resolve on its own, it persisted.

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Nevertheless, the bride remained positive, choosing to proceed with her wedding regardless of how her face looked.

She posted a clip from her recent traditional wedding ceremony showing her swollen face and hands.

In her caption, she expressing gratitude to God for seeing her through the challenging moment.

Despite the unexpected situation that she experienced, she noted that she still made a beautiful bride and her wedding was successful.

Bride's face and hands begin swelling on her traditional wedding eve.
Bride experiences serious swelling of her face and hands shortly before her wedding day. Photo credit: Jecinta187/TikTok.
Source: TikTok

In her words:

"What happened to me on the morning of my traditional wedding. This is the day I came back to my village. I was so happy. Then the evening before my trad, I and everyone thought it was a small thing. That it will go off the next day. Then the day of my traditional wedding, early morning that day, I woke up to see my face like this. Even if the devil came but I knew that Elroi will not fail me. And he didn't. I still made a beautiful bride. Thank you Jesus."

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Reactions as bride dies before wedding

TikTok users shared their various opinions in the comments section.

@zara said:

"This thing plenty for my village, I sha slept in the hotel far from my village during my trad."

@benny24 said:

"It’s not ant. It happens to me mostly when there’s cold and also too much heat. This thing na my customer at first I use to be disturbed until I found a perfect way to handle it."

@_COCO_LET reacted:

"It could be bed bugs, it could also be a reaction. Or a spice from the food you ate or something you drank. It could be tablets."

@Jenny Hair Palace said:

"It’s normal maybe you went to village cos it always happen to me whenever l visit a place that haven’t been or a place l haven’t visited for a long time. It comes with the whether."

@oma fine added:

"It happened to my senior sister few days to her traditional marriage, but God see her through."

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Watch the video below:

Bride-to-be dies before her wedding day

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a day meant for celebration turned into a heartbreaking tragedy as a Nigerian bride-to-be passed away just two days before her traditional wedding.

The 3rd of October, meant for her bride price ceremony, became the day of her death after she complained of chest pain and was rushed to the hospital.

Source: Legit.ng

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Ankrah Shalom (Human-Interest editor) Shalom Ankrah is a journalist and a Human Interest Editor at Legit.ng with over six years of experience. She has a degree in Mass communication from Alex Ekwueme University. Shalom has worked with reputable news organizations including The Tide and GistReel. Email: ankrah.shalom@corp.legit.ng.