The discreet wedding ceremony of Anji and his wife, Desy, held privately on Sunday (May 24), initially caught the public by surprise. Many netizens speculated that the solemnization was a sudden, spur-of-the-moment decision. However, this perception was quickly refuted by Jhon LBF, a close friend of Anji, who clarified that the union had, in fact, been meticulously planned well in advance.
“For me, it wasn’t sudden at all, as we were informed a long time beforehand,” Jhon explained from the Cibubur area of West Java. He confirmed that he had been privy to Anji and Desy’s wedding date for a considerable period. The couple, according to Jhon, simply made a conscious choice to keep their wedding preparations exceptionally private.
“I was indeed informed well in advance, and the specific date was also communicated to me long ago,” he reiterated, emphasizing the pre-planned nature of the event.
The Reasons Behind Anji’s Private Wedding
Jhon elaborated that Anji and Desy’s decision to hold a closed solemnization ceremony was far from arbitrary; it was based on well-considered reasons. While he is aware of these underlying motivations, Jhon chose not to disclose them publicly, citing his deep respect for his friend’s privacy. “I know the reasons, but I cannot share them here because it is not within my authority,” Jhon stated.
He affirmed that Anji’s reasons were entirely valid and deserving of respect. Consequently, the wedding ceremony itself was kept simple and intimate, attended exclusively by their closest family and friends. “I truly understand why he didn’t desire a grand celebration,” Jhon remarked, adding that Anji is more than capable of hosting a luxurious event that would undoubtedly attract a massive number of guests. This deliberate choice underscored their preference for a meaningful, private affair over a public spectacle.
Jhon further described Anji and Desy’s solemnization ceremony as a warm and deeply sacred event, which took place at Anji’s residence in Cibubur. The guest list was intentionally kept very small, with the total number of attendees not even reaching 100 people. “It was genuinely intimate, with only around 50 people present,” he confirmed, painting a picture of a heartfelt gathering focused on the couple’s special day.
Despite the couple’s desire for complete privacy from the public and media, Jhon revealed that the details of the ceremony eventually emerged. This happened after some guests inadvertently shared live broadcasts on social media platforms, leading to the news spreading. “Initially, it was meant to be entirely private,” Jhon recounted with a laugh. “But then someone went live, and well, it spread.”
Nevertheless, Jhon firmly clarified that Anji had no intention whatsoever of concealing their joyous news. “They weren’t trying to hide this happy news; rather, they simply wished for the event to be sacred and heartfelt, shared exclusively with their dearest family and friends,” he explained. This commitment to intimacy and genuine connection defined their approach to the celebration.
During the conversation, Jhon also conveyed a special message from Anji, who earnestly requested prayers for his marriage to Desy. “Anji asked for prayers,” Jhon concluded, “hoping that this marriage will be their last, lasting until death separates them.”
Summary
The private wedding of Anji and Desy on Sunday (May 24) sparked public speculation that the event had been rushed. However, their close relative, Jhon LBF, clarified that the wedding had been carefully planned well in advance. The family intentionally kept the ceremony private to ensure the proceedings remained intimate and sacred.
Held at Anji’s residence in Cibubur, the ceremony was attended by only about 50 guests, consisting of close family and friends. Although details of the wedding surfaced through social media posts from guests, Jhon emphasized that the couple had no intention of hiding their happy news; they simply wanted a meaningful atmosphere. Anji has asked for prayers that his marriage to Desy will be his last and will endure until death do them part.