Yvonne Nelson Speaks On Being Mercy Johnson’s Bridesmaid

You may by now know my stand as far as the whole Mercy Johnson wedding is concerned. Wrecking a family somewhere to make one is absolute absurd to me and the wedding is a prototype.

I detest such immoral acts as much as those who play central part in making it happen…This reminds of an adage my Uncle used to tell me when I was young. It goes like….The lizard on the wall is not very much pissed off by the little boy who throws a stone at it but then the friend of the boy standing  beside him, giving him appraisals and saying, you got a good eye for hitting the lizard on spot…

Some of you guys still see nothing wrong about what Yvonne Nelson did…I questioned the sort of FRIENDSHIP that even exist between Mercy Johnson and Yvonne Nelson for the latter to pass for a chief bridesmaid.

I thought on your wedding day, your chief bridesmaid should be someone you know in and out, a very good friend. This person should be available from the commencement of the marriage activities to the end…

Was Yvonne Nelson such a person? No, she did not even make it to Mercy Johnson’s traditional wedding yet was a chief bridesmaid at the white wedding?

For those who care , read the below write-up by NewsOne on Yvonne Nelson Speaking About The Whole Mercy Johnson Wedding Experience.

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Ghanaian actress Yvonne Nelson has opened up about her decision to play an integral role in Mercy Johnson’s wedding and her experience as Mercy’s bridesmaid.
According to the leggy actress, she wasn’t surprised she was chosen to be Mercy’s bridesmaid because they both had a long-standing relationship as friends.

However, the invitation, she said, came to her as prank since she thought it was one of their usual jokes.

“I was once a bridesmaid for my sister’s wedding. This is my second time. I have known about Mercy’s wedding like four month before the wedding. Me and Mercy talk every time. She called me and told me about it and I was very happy for her. I was like oh my God, are you serious? I thought she was playing a prank on me. Mercy is like a dear friend. She is somebody I love working with, so I told her I am honoured and I’d love to come and be her bridesmaid. That is how it all happened,” she told NEWS-ONE on Monday after her return to town.

She said it was a really wonderful experience and was happy to be part of such a memorable occasion, which attracted a lot of celebrated names in African movie industry.

“It was a wonderful experience and it was also tiring. To be a bridesmaid wasn’t easy.

It wasn’t all flashy because I was doing almost everything for the bride.

I was supposed to be there for her when she needed anything. I did not see myself as a celebrity or whatever.

I went down to do whatever I could to make her happy. It was her day and she had to feel special.

So I was just being a friend. For that day I was being a bridesmaid and I tried to do my job well. When I got to my hotel, my feet were hurting like crazy.

My shoes were 4inches high and it was tough because I was going around doing this, doing that and it was a wonderful experience,” she emphasized.

Yvonne said she learnt a lot of lessons from her experience as bridesmaid.

“When you are there you will feel like wow it is so sweet, they are married and you also have to think about settling down and everything.

It is a nice thing. I mean you hardly see these things, they won’t come every day.

So when you are witnessing a marriage like that and to be the bridesmaid, you learn so much,” she said.

“You sit down and reflect and go like wow, ok you also have to think about settling down and start a family.

It is a nice thing; I have seen it before when my sister got married and I have seen it again.

So I guess very soon, mine should be on the way. I don’t know how soon but very soon. Yes very soon,” the award-winning actress said.

Some of the Nigerian actors at the wedding included Genevieve Nnaji, Chike Ike, Aki and Pawpaw, Emeka Ike, Empress Njamah, Queen Okoye, and Segun Arinze.

From Ghana were Majid Michel, Fred Nuamah, Frank Rajah and a few others.

Patience Ozokwor and Mike Ezuronye also popped at the wedding to show their love despite rumours of a fracas with Mercy before her wedding.

Yvonne wasn’t able to attend the traditional marriage ceremony but she said she was happy to be part of the wedding held at Christ Embassy Church at Ikeja.