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Priscilla Ojo & Juma Jux Just Served the Sweetest Matching Traditional Wedding Looks
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Priscilla Ojo & Juma Jux Just Served the Sweetest Matching Traditional Wedding Looks

Bella Naija about 2 hours 3 mins read

Priscilla Ojo and Juma Jux share a warm moment holding hands in coordinated wine-red traditional outfits at the traditional wedding of Peller and Jarvis

Priscilla Ojo and Juma Jux will not only serve love on your timelines, but will also serve sweet matching looks wherever they step out! The couple joined a host of celebrities and fellow content creators to celebrate the colorful traditional wedding ceremony of Peller and Jarvis, turning the event into their personal runway in coordinated burgundy traditional attire designed to complement each other from head to toe.

Stepping out in pure elegance, Priscilla was styled by Emmanuel Goodnews Icon in a custom gown by Lasosa By Pam Pam. The outfit features a sheer-panelled corset bodice with linear micro-beading tapering into a sharp V-waistline, paired with a fitted, floor-length skirt in fully beaded burgundy sequin fabric that flows into a subtle train. The structured collar curves off the shoulder with pleated folds and beaded floral accents along the inner trim. She completed her outfit with a multi-toned structured Gele, a red patent leather mini Lady Dior handbag, stacked metallic bracelets, and a fine gold necklace.

Priscilla Ojo wearing a custom burgundy corset gown with micro-beading, structured collar, multi-toned Gele, and red mini Lady Dior handbag for Peller and Jarvis’ traditional wedding.

Standing right beside her, Juma Jux looked every bit the dapper gentleman in a custom Agbada created by Deji & Kola and styled by Swazzi. His rich wine-red outfit features geometric contrast embroidery across the chest panel, paired with a matching patterned Fila folded to the side. He finished his appearance with silver diamond-cut chain necklaces, a diamond pendant, tinted rimless sunglasses, a luxury watch, and black studded loafers.

Tanzanian musician Juma Jux styled by Swazzi in a custom burgundy Deji and Kola Agbada with geometric embroidery, layered diamond chains, and tinted sunglasses for Peller and Jarvis’ traditional wedding.

From their affectionate poses together by the luxury cars to their seamless color coordination, their matching outfit moment gives us major couple goals, making them absolute perfection for anyone looking for traditional fashion inspiration!

Priscilla Ojo and Tanzanian singer Juma Jux pose together in matching burgundy traditional attire at the traditional wedding ceremony of content creators Peller and Jarvis.

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Photo Credit: Priscilla Ojo/Instagram 

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