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Peller & Jarvis Served Gold, Crimson & Velvet Royalty at Their Traditional Wedding Reception
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Peller & Jarvis Served Gold, Crimson & Velvet Royalty at Their Traditional Wedding Reception

Bella Naija about 2 hours 3 mins read

Newlyweds Peller and Jarvis sharing a moment in their custom Amy Aghomi traditional wedding reception outfits styled by Emmanuel Goodnews Icon.

If there’s one thing the latest couple in town, Peller and Jarvis, ensured they had you doing, was gasping at their traditional wedding looks. Digital creators Habeeb Hamzat, popularly known as Peller, and Elizabeth Aminata Amadou, known to fans as Jarvis, are officially married following their traditional wedding ceremony on Sunday, 2nd August 2026. Social media lit up as photos from their celebration began making the rounds, confirming that the duo have officially tied the knot.

For their traditional wedding reception look, the newlyweds went full royalty. Jarvis wore a strapless, floor-length corseted gown made from structured gold fabric featuring vertical metallic sequin rows and textured gold finishings. Deep crimson and ruby red beaded embroidery lined the neckline and side seams, leading down to circular beaded medallion motifs near the hip and hem.

Digital creators Peller and Jarvis standing together in custom Amy Aghomi traditional wedding reception looks styled by Emmanuel Goodnews Icon.

Her shoulders and collarbone were framed with a gold body-jewellery piece styled like a draped capelet, complete with interlocking gold chains, pearls, and crystal droplets, paired with traditional coral bead bracelets on her wrist. Her beauty look featured an elegant low updo with soft side curls, alongside warm-toned makeup with bronzed eyes, defined brows, and a soft neutral lip.

Elizabeth Aminata Amadu (Jarvis) wearing a custom Amy Aghomi gold strapless corseted gown for her traditional wedding reception.

Peller matched her regal aesthetic in a two-piece modern traditional attire in a warm mustard-gold shade, featuring a longline tunic paired with matching wide-leg trousers. The tunic highlighted an arch-shaped front bib made of rich burgundy velvet, heavily detailed with crimson and deep red beadwork and swirling embroidery. He completed his look with a matching burgundy velvet cap in the classic Okpu Agwu style, red coral bead bracelets on both wrists, and deep red embellished velvet mules.

Habeeb Hamzat (Peller) wearing a custom Amy Aghomi mustard-gold attire and burgundy velvet cap, styled by Emmanuel Goodnews Icon for his traditional wedding.

Both custom traditional wedding reception outfits were made by fashion designer Amy Aghomi and styled by celebrity stylist Emmanuel Goodnews Icon, ensuring the couple looked truly unforgettable as they celebrated their union.

Habeeb Hamzat (Peller) kissing Elizabeth Aminata Amadu (Jarvis) in Amy Aghomi custom traditional wedding attire styled by Emmanuel Goodnews Icon.

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Photo Credit: Peller/Instagram 

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