A Florida couple was hoping to have the wedding of their dreams in a magnificent multimillion-dollar mansion that features a tennis court, a gazebo and a waterfall pool.
The only problem was that they never communicated their plans to the homeowners.
Courtney Wilson and Shenita Jones had invited her entire family to the wedding of their “dream home and estate,” which turned out to be a palatine estate they do not own and which she reportedly did not rent in the luxury neighborhood from Southwest Ranches, Florida. the South Florida Sun Sentinel reported Wednesday.
The 16,300-square-foot mansion, which is on the market for $ 5.6 million, is not a wedding factory. It has a bowling alley, 15 bathrooms, a home cinema and an 800-square-meter bar.
In their online wedding invitation, Wilson and Jones referred to themselves as “the royal couple” and promised a reception featuring a “red carpet cocktail hour” on Saturday, followed by a brunch on Sunday. .
But when Wilson showed up to settle in on Saturday morning to settle in, he surprised the homeowner, who claims he never gave them permission to celebrate their wedding there.
“I have people transgressing my property,” Nathan Finkel told a 911 office, the outlet reported.
“And they keep harassing me, calling me. They say they are getting married here and that is the message of God. I don’t know what’s going on. All I want is for you to stop. And right now they’re sitting on my property at the front door. “
When officers arrived, they instructed Wilson to leave and he complied, the media reported.
“I don’t want to talk about it,” Wilson told the episode’s diary.
Finkel, whose missing father was a franchisee of the first IHOP restaurants, has been trying to sell the palatine estate for just over $ 5 million.
Keith Poliakoff, a lawyer for the Southwest Ranches suburb, said Wilson previously toured the estate posing as a potential buyer.
“The boy thought it was an empty house and didn’t realize Nathan lived on the property in a different house,” Poliakoff said. “This boy had no idea he lived there. Do you know the shock he must have had when he showed up at the door and the owner was home? “