As Jarvis walked down the aisle at her white wedding and Peller couldn’t hold it together. He cried, right there in front of everyone, watching her come toward him in that gown.
Peller and Jarvis had four wedding ceremonies— a civil wedding , a traditional wedding with three outfit changes, a white wedding, and an after party. They had six outfit changes in total, and every single one of them had its own designer, its own story, its own reason for existing.
We’re breaking down every one of Peller and Jarvis’ wedding outfits, from the bridal robe Jarvis wore while getting ready to the outfit she changed into once the dancing started.
The Bridal Robe: Getting Ready in “Glass”
Before the vows, before anyone even saw the gown, there was this. Jarvis got ready in a custom bridal robe made by Ovems, and the caption literally called it “made of glass.” Sheer, beaded, with this fringed bodice that just caught the reflection of the sun every time she moved.
Jarvis’ bridal robe is definitely one of the most underrated parts of the whole wedding, and more Nigerian brides are starting to treat the getting-ready robe as its own moment now. It is not just something you throw on before the “main” outfit comes on.
The Civil Wedding: Soft Blue & Off-White
They made it legal on July 29, 2026 and they did it in matching cream. Jarvis wore an off-white tweed mini dress, square neckline, this soft blue floral embroidery running through it, with a cropped bolero jacket on top in the same fabric while Peller stood next to her in a simple cream suit with a matching blue tie. Her dress was Prudential Atelier, the bridal label led by designer Prudent Gabriel Peterson and his suit was by Ama_lagos led by Afolabi Adekoya.
The Traditional Wedding: Three Outfits and One Very Long Day
Now this is where they turned it up a notch. Peller and Jarvis didn’t wear one traditional outfit on August 1, they wore three. Look 1 was pure gold. Jarvis in a fitted gold sequin gown with red accents running down the sides, plus this dramatic gold shoulder piece draped over it like jewelry. Peller matched her in a gold and mustard agbada set with heavy red beading down the chest. Both looks were from Amy Aghomi.
Look two was Jarvis in a mint green and red Aso Oke gown, sharp sleeves, cutout shoulders, a heart shape built right into the bodice designed by Prudential Atelier. Peller standing beside her in a matching mint Aso Oke agbada set made by Tochini, holding a carved ceremonial staff like he was born into royalty.
Look three closed the day out in maroon velvet. Jarvis in a beaded red gown with a sheer veil, coral beads stacked all the way up her neck, holding a black fan. Peller in a matching maroon velvet agbada, heavy embroidery, coral beads layered over a white inner shirt. Her gown was Veekee James, his outfit was Amy Aghomi again.
The White Wedding: A Gown Built Like Architecture
On the 8th August, Jarvis walked into her white wedding in a sparkly custom Veekee James wedding gown. The gown was a high neckline, structured corset, long sleeves, and a sparkly train with a monogram of their initials engraved behind the train. During her official work process video of the dress released by Veekee, she told us Peller said “I want my baby to sparkle”
The groom wore an off-white tuxedo jacket by T.I Nathan, the label led by designer Temitayo Nathan, paired with black trousers and a black satin bow tie.
The After Party Look:The Bride Went Full Sci-Fi
Just when you think the fashion story is done, Jarvis changes one more time. Peller and Jarvis’ after party looked like what came out of a sci-fi movie. Her dress was black, built from what looked like metal piping and gears, Prudence Atelier did an amazing job that left us stunned. Also, Peller matched her in a grey suit by P.Aries with a mechanical print running down the back. We think this was the boldest look of the entire wedding.
