"No Extra Guest or Cameraman" – Peller Sets Strict Wedding Rules Ahead of August 1 Ceremony
TikTok star Peller has issued a stern warning to guests attending his upcoming wedding, stating that each invitation is strictly for one person and anyone who brings an extra guest or a cameraman will not be allowed into the venue, which has a maximum capacity of 500 people.
"No Extra Guest or Cameraman" – Peller Sets Strict Wedding Rules Ahead of August 1 Ceremony
The content creator, who is set to marry his long-time partner Jarvis on August 1, 2026, made the announcement in a video that has since gone viral on social media.
Addressing those who have already purchased the official aso ebi, Peller explained that the venue simply cannot accommodate more than 500 people, and he is taking no chances with overcrowding.
"Those who bought Aso Ebi, please don't come with an extra guest or cameraman. The invitation admits only one person, and the venue has a 500-person capacity," he said .
He also urged guests not to test the rules, adding, "Please don't bring camera man... abeg no try am because the hall is full already".
Peller's strict guest policy is not entirely surprising given the level of interest surrounding the ceremony. The couple has already generated significant buzz with their premium aso ebi packages, which range from N350,000 for four yards to N700,000 for eight yards, with about 400 guests expected to wear the fabric at the event.
The TikToker has also purchased a $36,000 television broadcast van to ensure fans across the globe can follow the ceremony live, meaning those who cannot attend in person will still be able to witness the celebration from the comfort of their homes.
The wedding has been the subject of intense public interest following the couple's strict oath against infidelity.
His announcement has sparked a wave of reactions on social media, with many Nigerians finding the directive both amusing and practical.
Some praised Peller for enforcing order and ensuring the event does not become chaotic, while others questioned why guests were barred from bringing cameramen, suggesting it might limit how they document and share the experience.
The rule has also raised eyebrows among content creators, many of whom are used to filming events from every angle, but Peller appears determined to maintain control over the proceedings and ensure the event runs smoothly.
The strict policy comes after days of controversy and public scrutiny surrounding the high-profile wedding. Peller had recently barred skit maker Carter Efe from attending the ceremony unless he pays a N50 million security deposit, reigniting their public feud.
He also responded to critics questioning his decision to make Jarvis his next of kin, firmly declaring his commitment to his wife.
As the wedding day approaches, Peller remains resolute in enforcing his rules, making it clear that his big day will be organised exactly as he envisions.
Source: TrendyBeatz
