Popular Nigerian content creator Peller has confirmed that his white wedding to his partner Jarvis will hold on Saturday, August 8, 2026, by 3pm. He shared the update on Instagram alongside their official wedding invite and a video announcement.
The invite shows the couple in elegant white and cream outfits, with details confirming the venue timing and the platforms fans can use to watch the ceremony live. In the accompanying post, Peller told fans that the long wait for the couple’s white wedding was finally over. He invited his followers to watch the ceremony live, as the event will be streamed on both Twitch and YouTube, under his handles @peller and @peller089. He described it as a moment fans should not miss.
The announcement is the latest chapter in a love story that has kept Nigerians online engaged for weeks. Peller, whose real name is Hamzat Habeeb Adelaja, and Jarvis, known in real life as Amadou Elizabeth Aminata, have already completed the traditional and legal steps of their marriage before this final celebration.
See his post below:
Their Journey to the Altar
The couple’s road to marriage started with a proposal in Ghana earlier in the year, an event that quickly went viral across social media. From there, Peller travelled to Jarvis’ hometown of Benin City in Edo State, where he formally met her family and paid her bride price in a traditional introduction ceremony. He later described the occasion as the true beginning of their journey together.
Weeks later, the couple took the legal step in their marriage. They held a court wedding in Lagos, an event attended by close family, friends and media personality Daddy Freeze. The civil ceremony drew attention online after Peller reacted with surprise when the marriage registrar explained that bigamy carries a minimum prison term of five years with no option of a fine. Photos and videos from that day, including the couple stepping out in matching white outfits, spread quickly across social media, as BellaNaija reported.
The couple also held a traditional wedding ceremony in Lekki, Lagos State, where they appeared in Benin traditional attire in front of family members, entertainers and some of Nigeria’s most followed digital creators. Sharing photos from the event, the couple wrote that two families had become one and that a new chapter was beginning for them, a celebration Vanguard captured in detail.
With the traditional rites and court wedding already behind them, the white wedding on August 8 marks the final and most anticipated stage of their marriage celebrations.
What to Expect
Fans who cannot attend in person will be able to follow the ceremony online, as Peller confirmed that the white wedding will be streamed live on Twitch and YouTube. This follows a pattern the couple has kept throughout their relationship, sharing major milestones publicly with their large online following.
Peller and Jarvis have built one of Nigeria’s most followed influencer relationships, growing their audience through comedy skits, livestreams and content centred on their romance. Their wedding proceedings have consistently drawn wide reactions from fans and colleagues in the Nigerian entertainment and content creation space.
Nollywood Life will continue to follow the story and bring updates from the white wedding ceremony as they happen.
