Mixed Reaction As Bride Kneels To Receive Wedding Ring From Groom

• Marymic, gained attention on social media for kneeling to receive a wedding ring from her husband.
• The emotional moment occurred during their wedding ceremony.
• The gesture received mixed reactions; many praised it as touching, while others criticized it.

A Nigerian businesswoman, Marymic, has recently trended on social media after she was seen kneeling to receive a ring from her husband during their wedding.

The touching moment took place at her wedding, where the wife knelt before her husband as he placed the wedding ring on her finger.

While many people praised the gesture, others were critical of it.

One popular comment said, “This man has done a lot for her, and this is her way of showing appreciation.”

However, not everyone shared the same view. One commenter responded, “Guarantees nothing. It doesn’t mean that a home will last.”

Another added, “But why? This will not stop her from disrespecting her husband nor make the marriage successful.”

In other news, A Nigerian man, identified as Ladipo Ayodeji, has taken to social media to showcase a heartfelt tribute to his family—by tattooing images of his wife and daughter on his arm.

The touching gesture, which has since gone viral online, features detailed portraits of the two most important women in his life permanently inked on his skin.

Ayodeji’s public display of love has drawn admiration and emotional reactions from many social media users, with several praising his bold commitment and deep affection for his family.

Though he did not reveal what inspired the tattoos, the powerful gesture speaks volumes about his devotion.

He wrote;

“Yesterday I was just in the hood. Trying new clothes on and I took up a hood. It all started as a game of livelihood. We went from babyhood straight to childhood. That was the last moment I know of sainthood,” he captioned the post.

“And not so long we got to adulthood. We moved all the way to another neighbourhood. Living life in a different falsehood. Boyhood to selfhood. From the street of hardihood to brotherhood. Not so long I found myself defeating bachelorhood. Now on the street of adulthood. With God’s blessings I’m now rocking Fatherhood.”