The South Florida Police were called on a couple who arrived at a mansion belonging to Nathan Finkel  to host their wedding.

The couple, Wilson and Shenita Jones had sent invitations to their friends to attend their ‘royal wedding’ at a 16,300 square foot mansion having 15 bathrooms, a tennis court, bowling alley, a pool and a water fall.

The couple who claimed that God sent them a message asking them to hold their wedding at the mansion,  sent an invitation on a wedding website which read;

“It is our honour to welcome you into our dream home and Estate, to share this special occasion with us.

“We are excited to celebrate our wedding night with you and look forward to a wonderful evening of celebration, exquisite feast and dancing at our Royal Extravaganza!”

On arrival at the mansion, the real owner Finkel reportedly called the police on them as they were trying to get through the gate.

Miami Herald reports;

“Finkel was baffled when Wilson showed up outside the gate on Saturday morning, April 17, to set up for the wedding.

“The homeowner told Wilson he never gave them permission to hold their wedding there.

“Finkel immediately called 911 and told the dispatcher: “I have people trespassing on my property.

“And they keep harassing me, calling me. They say they’re having a wedding here and it’s God’s message. I don’t know what’s going on. All I want is (for) it to stop. And they’re sitting at my property right at the front gate right now.”

“Police arrived promptly and told Wilson and his friends to leave the venue. No arrests were made.”

According to report, Mr Wilson allegedly posed as a prospective buyer and visited the home multiple times several months before the ceremony.

He thought the house was vacant and didn’t realize Nathan Finkel lived on the property in a different home. He was said to be shocked on the wedding day when he arrived to set up and found that the owner was home.