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"Her fiancé looked so disappointed and squeezed his eyes shut" Peter Cade/Getty A bride's sister accidentally showed the groom a video of his fiancée in her wedding dress before the wedding.

The incident is said to have left the groom critically ill and one of the wedding guests dead. The incident occurred in the Jahun Local Government Area of the state. Eyewitnesses suggested to ...

A bride in Jahun LGA, Jigawa State, allegedly poisoned food at her wedding reception, leaving one guest dead and the groom critically ill Jigawa State Police arrested two suspects, including the bride ...

Traditionally, a wedding dress was a precious item that you wore for one day only, before putting it back in its box—safely stowing it away in the attic for future generations (you’d hope).