Nigeria's most-followed TikTok couple, Peller and Jarvis, have announced their white wedding for 1 August 2026, setting the stage for what is shaping up to be one of the most watched influencer weddings in the country this year.
The couple made the formal announcement through a dramatic thriller-style video posted on their verified social media pages on 11 July, featuring fellow content creator Geh Geh.
They also unveiled their official wedding name and hashtag: #Jarpel.
Alongside the date, the couple revealed an Aso Ebi package priced at N1 million, a figure that has divided opinion online, with some fans viewing it as befitting the scale of the occasion and others finding it steep even by celebrity wedding standards.
Before the polished announcement video went live, a behind-the-scenes clip from the shoot had already begun making the rounds, showing Peller and Jarvis in a heated exchange on set with crew members looking on.
For the couple's long-time followers, the moment read more as comedy than cause for concern.
The August 1 ceremony will be the final stage of a marriage process that has unfolded almost entirely in public view.
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In June, Peller travelled to Benin City, Edo State, where he met Jarvis' family and paid her bride price, with footage from the occasion circulating widely.
The couple subsequently completed a civil wedding, leaving the church ceremony as the only remaining milestone.
Their engagement came after Peller proposed to Jarvis on 3 June at the La Palm Royal Beach Hotel in Accra, Ghana, his second public proposal, following an earlier one in December 2024 that Jarvis initially described as a promise ring before later confirming the engagement.
Congratulations have poured in from across the entertainment world as Super Eagles striker Victor Osimhen called to congratulate the couple during a livestream.
Osimhen told Peller his representatives would attend the wedding even if his schedule prevented him from being there in person.
Peller and Jarvis first connected through TikTok livestreams and built one of Nigeria's most followed influencer relationships, with millions tracking their journey from content partners to couple to husband and wife.
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