Bomet Groom Painfully Shows Venue Where Wedding Was To Take Place, Says All Was Set

• Amos, the Bomet groom whose wedding was called off at the last minute, has taken a painful walk to the venue
• Struggling to balance tears, he showed how the venue was meant to be arranged, from the tents to the parking lot
• Amos and Nelly Chepkoech's wedding failed after the bride supposedly requested more time to think about marriage

Amos, the groom whose wedding failed to happen in Bomet over the weekend, has taken the media to the would-be venue.

In a TikTok video by @kipkorirj, the heartbroken groom disclosed that they had meticulously planned the celebration, only for things to turn sour.

Bride maintained innocence

His dream wedding came to a screeching halt when the 23-year-old bride, Nelly Chepkoech, allegedly told the officiating pastor to call it off because she needed time to think about it.

Nelly dismissed claims that she cancelled the wedding and blamed the clergyman for calling it off because some paperwork was missing.

She maintained that she was looking forward to getting married and was shattered when the event was postponed.

"We all cried when the reverend told us there was no wedding. As you can see, I am available and ready to exchange my vows," she stated.

Venue made groom emotional

The distraught groom shared his ordeal with the media, expressing his disbelief and heartache that his big day fell apart.

As Amos took a tour of the venue, one couldn't help but notice the anguish in his eyes as he stood there counting his losses.

"The area from down there to here is where the tents were meant to be, while this front side was for me and the bride. On my left, the tents for food were intended to be positioned," he said painfully.

He added that the parking for the day's guests was planned to be behind the food tents.

Not accepted back

The heartbroken groom told the media that he had forgiven Nelly for cancelling their wedding but did not want anything to do with her.

Amos wished Nelly the best in life, adding that he had released her to move on and find another spouse.

"I forgive her. If she wants to come back, I won't accept her. I have let her go with a pure heart," he said.

Amos's sentiments came against the backdrop of his mother telling the would-be bride to keep off her son.