Months after posting her photo of New Year's prayers in a church in Canada announcing her conversion to Christianity, Saudi Fayza Almtery has stirred online debate once again after sharing photos from her wedding ceremony held in an Orthodox Church.

Almtery, who calls her self a Saudi feminist and an ex-Muslim, took to Twitter posting photos of her wedding, explaining that she got married in 2019 but didn't want to announce it on social media until she felt safe to do so because Saudi Arabia forbids religious conversion from Islam and punishes it by death.

شكرا لكم كلكم على المباركات كان ودي اعزمكم كلكم ولكن خفت تتحمسون و يصير إطلاق نار وسوالف 😂 — فايزة المطيري ♐️ (@f1122019) March 15, 2020

Translation: "I'd like to thank all of those congratulating me, I wish I could invite you all to attend but I was afraid you'd get too excited and fire some celebratory gun shots."

Responding to a few questions from her followers, Fayza explained that her husband isn't a Saudi and that she's happily leading the kind of free life she's always wished to have.

يعني اهرب من السعودية وأتزوج سعودي مدمغه انا . — فايزة المطيري ♐️ (@f1122019) March 14, 2020

Translation: "I didn't escape Saudi Arabia to marry a Saudi."

Photos of the Church wedding received mixed reactions from social media users; many commentators congratulated her and wished her a happy life and expressed their support for her choice to live in a western country for the freedoms she can enjoy as opposed to her life back in Saudi Arabia.

تدرين يا فايزة .. أنتي أخترتي الإختيار الصحيح في الهجرة إلى بلاد الغرب .. يكفي الأمان اللي تحسينه داخلج .. أتمنى لك التوفيق دائما — 🙂💜🌹 Always SMiLe 🙂💜🌹📚🖋📖🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 (@q8_smile_q8) March 14, 2020

Others accused Almtery of "offending Islam and taking a step backward by choosing to become a Christian".

ما راح يدخل النار الا انتي



لكن الحمد لله على نعمة الإسلام — 🇸🇦 بندر الزويهري 🇸🇦 (@bandar002) March 17, 2020

Translation: "you're going straight to hell"