First off, let us add that we’re quite excited about Nomsa Buthelezi’s return to Our Perfect Wedding (OPW). Her humour and pizzazz were greatly missed and she sure made this episode extra special for the newly-weds.
OPW introduced us to Simphiwe and Riaan’s journey of love which was probably one of the most interesting episodes we’ve watched in a minute.
The two had met a few years ago and since then they’ve been joined at the hip.
The supportive mother and grandmother
Everything about this wedding was beautiful including the support and love Simphiwe and Riaan received from Simphiwe’s mother and grandmother.
Simphiwe’s grandmother was an absolute doll!
We loved how she kept on reminding the couple that no matter what happens, what is important in life is the love and the mutual respect they have for each other.
Her support was truly hearwarming.
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The moral of today’s episode is that we all need supportive parents like the two mamas.
Such understanding is priceless. They actually take the cup in Parenting 👏👏#OurPerfectWedding pic.twitter.com/HY8ySA7adT— Masbe Gudani (@MasbeGudani) April 22, 2018
The gay polygamous pastor
The ultimate highlight of this episode was the pastor who was in charge of the wedding ceremony.
To say the pastor took the spotlight from the couple would be an understatement.
He was all kinds of hilarious and strange, from him sharing that he is in a polygamous marriage with a man and a woman, to him quoting a Bible verse that doesn’t even exist.
For those that missed it:
#OurPerfectWedding pic.twitter.com/tJAycJaj8N
— Nompumelelo Mthethwa (@Nompumi) April 22, 2018
People were so taken aback by the Samuel 26:1 quote they had to go check their own Bibles to make sure they hadn’t been reading the wrong Bible.
Please note that 2 Samuel 26:1 does not exist in the bible. 2 Samuel ends with chapter 24 #OurPerfectWedding pic.twitter.com/m3CB3noNId
— Tony Montana (@TonySpeaksOut) April 22, 2018
#OurPerfectWedding so i checked that verse 2 Samuel 26:1 it’s not there kani which bible are they using ?👏👏👏👐👐😨😨😨😨
— Balie M (@Balie_dm) April 22, 2018
Am I th only person who can’t find 2 Samuel 26:1 in my bible #OurPerfectWedding pic.twitter.com/ZRQYDFxlu1
— #23 Sunshine (@LesegoAfrika) April 22, 2018
That pastor really had a lot of us confused.
The dance moves
Then there were the various dance moves that were performed at the wedding
Shame this groomsman just couldn’t hit the vosho like most of us can.
Caucasians and rhythm! Water and oil #OurPerfectWedding nevertheless 👌🏿💯❤️😍 pic.twitter.com/HmPAbduL06
— Kelvin Tk (@KelvinTk1) April 22, 2018
And although we appreciate contemporary dance moves, we don’t think this was the right audience for such a performance and as expected viewers had a field day with this performance.
Confused, what is she doing 😕😕#OurPerfectWedding pic.twitter.com/7pwvz4xQRa
— Vu…… ❤️❤️❤️❤️ (@NomvuyoVuvuVila) April 22, 2018
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 ya neh she’s running to get the land while Riaan is still relaxing having fun #OurPerfectWedding pic.twitter.com/FIw4k4iBQL
— Gee (@GeeMolema) April 22, 2018
They just didn’t get it.
#OurPerfectWedding , then the was this dancer ne….😂😂😂😂 pic.twitter.com/CNbZ0km0NU
— Smangele Ncube (@smashposh21) April 22, 2018
#OurPerfectWedding That lady who was dancing pic.twitter.com/anDcEK1xOI
— Ok_Sbalii (@Sisiipho_M) April 22, 2018
Nomsa Buthelezi
Once again, we welcome Nomsa with open arms the viewers were just as happy about her return.
Nomsa lights up every room she walks into😂😂 A vibe 🙌… She’s a mood😍😍😍 #OPW #OurPerfectWedding pic.twitter.com/6lWBx6PN5g
— Lebza (@_LebzaH2O) April 22, 2018
Nomsa ke boso bafethu please retweet if you agree #OurPerfectWedding pic.twitter.com/6YNQFuRGKp
— 💚YANDA💜SOBHAYI💛 (@YandaSobhayi) April 22, 2018
I love this OPW host. The way she is executing this episode is amazing! It’s normal, it’s a wedding between two people who love each other. Nothing bizarre. This is a much needed episode of #OurPerfectWedding
— Lelo Mayisela (@leloe_m) April 22, 2018
Shout out to Nomsa, may we see her on more episodes of OPW.
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