Bride Forced to Clean Her Beautiful Makeup As Pastor Rejects Makeup And Jewelries During Wedding

• A lady getting married was forced to clean her makeup so as to align with the standard of the officiating pastor
• The pastor had insisted that makeup was not allowed for the bride, but she was already wearing it
• The pastor also said jewellery was not allowed, and the bride's friends helped her remove the beautiful makeup

A lady who was getting married had to clean her makeup as the pastor of the church did not like it.

The lady was already wearing makeup and jewellries before she was told it was against the rules during weddings in the church.

In a video shared on Instagram by @nigerianmusc, the bride was forced to remove her makeup.

The video also shows that her friends helped her to remove all her jewellery so as to be wedded in the church.

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The video is captioned:

"Pastor said no makeup and jewellery. We had to clean the entire makeup after her photo session."

Watch the video below:

Reactions as bride is told to clean her makeup

@iambimpe said:

"These people who allow pastors to control their lives."

@omondi9970 said:

"Who is pastor to have a say on how she will look? Is she marrying the pastor?"

@kayasuquo said:

"See, yall give too much power to the Pastor. He's your God."

@dangotedike said:

"Pastors are spiritual leaders, not dictators. Flee from such. Women are meant to have inner beauty AND be adorned."

@iam.tasha.t said:

"No. Unless she's marrying the pastor, this don't make no sense."

@mayah04 said:

"Make-up or no make-up does not make you less of a Christian. Why are you letting so-called pastors dictate what you can or cannot do on your special day? Nonsense and ingredients."

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Pastor advises people not to borrow friends money

A Nigerian pastor admonished people to stop extending loans to friends from their savings.

According to pastor Bolaji Idowu, giving friends money in the form of loans would only spoil relationships.

He insists that many people who collect money as loans end up not paying back as agreed when the money was given.

Source: Legit.ng