“Please take down my private invitation card” – Moses Bliss
A minor squabble erupted between gospel artist Moses Bliss and an eager fan who shared his wedding invitation on social media.
The fan, known as David Oyase, turned to Facebook to share a photo of the present delivered to the intended guests, which included an invitation card, a bottle of wine, and a towel embroidered with Moses’ and his fiancée’s names, Marie Wiseborn.
David also confirmed that the wedding will take place in Ghana in February and congratulated the pair.
Moses Bliss expressed disappointment with the fan for publicly publishing the invitation card and revealing sensitive facts about his wedding online. He then asked the fan to delete the post.
However, the fan strongly refused to remove it, claiming that he cannot promote the singer’s work and that he prefers to keep his marriage private. He indicated unequivocally that “he won’t agree”.
“Mr. David, please take down my private invitation card, please!!!” Moses Bliss wrote.
The event has sparked varied reactions on social media, with many supporting David’s choice not to remove the post. Read some of the comments below.
@mayorsoj wrote, “He can’t be doing a private wedding when he isn’t even praying or singing in private.”
@poshest_hope wrote, “E reach proposal, you people didn’t allow us breeefff. The main the main has reached, you want it private. Taa! It’s not possible”
@eniola_sarah wrote, “Why will you keep your wedding invitation private when you made the proposal publicly?? We are all involved in this make the pers0n raise am wella”.
