Peller: “I want only 80-100 people at my white wedding”

TikTok star Peller has made one thing very clear ahead of his white wedding. He wants a small and private ceremony. The content creator said only 80 to 100 people will attend the event on August 8. His decision came after what happened during his traditional wedding.

In a video shared online, Peller complained that too many bloggers showed up at his traditional wedding. According to him, they even outnumbered his invited guests. He wondered who invited them in the first place. Peller also claimed some people bought aso ebi just to attend and record videos. He said,

“My white wedding is on August 8th. I don’t know who brought those bloggers to my wedding. I don’t know how bloggers will be more than the guests. Some people bought aso ebi just to come and record us. I want only 80-100 people at my white wedding.”

Peller added that he does not want bloggers with cameras and phones at the ceremony.

Meanwhile, Peller and his wife, Jarvis, recently shared their final pre-wedding photos. The couple wrote that they had stopped counting down because they were now starting forever. During a recent livestream, Peller also revealed that they plan to spend their honeymoon in eight different countries. Before the wedding, he proposed to Jarvis during a romantic beach setup at La Palm Royal Beach Hotel in Ghana. She accepted the proposal with tears of joy. A few days later, he officially paid her bride price in Benin City. The couple later announced August 1, 2026, as their wedding date.

The lovebirds also had a court wedding on July 29. Popular media personality Daddy Freeze attended the ceremony. During the event, Peller jokingly challenged the marriage registrar after she explained that bigamy attracts a minimum five-year prison sentence without the option of a fine. Fans have also enjoyed their pre-wedding content, including a funny behind-the-scenes video where the couple playfully argued during a shoot.

Now, all eyes are on their white wedding as many wait to see if Peller’s strict guest rule will keep the celebration private.

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