Peller and Jarvis to Hold White Wedding Today, Live Stream for Fans

TikTok stars Habeeb Hamzat, known as Peller, and Elizabeth Amadu, called Jarvis, will have their white wedding today.

Fans who can't make it to the event can watch it live on Twitch and YouTube.

Peller earlier shared that they would limit guests to between 80 and 100. This is a big drop from their traditional wedding on August 1.

He explained that he was frustrated with the last ceremony. He said many attendees bought aso-ebi fabric just to enter and record the event instead of celebrating with them.

He also mentioned that bloggers would not be allowed at today's wedding. He wants a more private setting for close family, friends, and a few industry colleagues.

Despite the issues at the traditional wedding, Peller said that the event was still a success.

For fans who cannot attend because of the smaller guest list, he said the livestream would be a good way for them to follow the ceremony online.

PUNCH Online has been covering the couple's journey to the altar. Peller proposed to Jarvis in Ghana in June. After that, they went to Benin City, Edo State, where he paid her bride price and completed the traditional rites with her family.

They made their union official with a court wedding in Lagos on July 29, just three days before their traditional marriage ceremony in Lekki, Lagos, which PUNCH Online also reported on.

The August 1 event saw many celebrities, musicians, and social media influencers. It became one of the most talked-about weddings of the year. The couple received a N400m mansion in Abuja, cash gifts, and a plot of land from their supporters, PUNCH Online noted.

The event had its share of viral moments, like socialite Prettymike’s funny entrance as a mock medical team and a video of a tout getting hit by a car near the venue.

There was also some drama, as PUNCH Online reported that some Nigerians criticized the couple online for their age, questioning if they were ready for marriage. Peller and Jarvis responded to those claims publicly.

Given the earlier issues and Peller's complaints about bloggers taking over the last ceremony, the couple chose to host a smaller, invitation-only white wedding to end the #JP2026 celebrations.