Media personality Ossai Success Ovie, has dropped his observation of Tiktok celebrity couple Peller and Jarvis’ wedding.

Taking to his Instagram page, he maintained that the ceremony was “overrated and over hyped.” According to him, despite the hype surrounding it, it fell short of expectations.

Ossai Success noted how the interior design to the whole wedding, was set-up like a regular influencer wedding, a far-cry from the hype that had been put on social media.

Advising the couple as they begin their marital journey, he urged them to prioritize on building their marriage instead of focusing solely on their brand.

He wrote:
“The Peller and Jarvis wedding was overrated and over hyped.

I’ve been following up on the Peller and Jarvis wedding, and I must confess, I am disappointed.

Though I was invited but couldn’t make it due to other engagements, the wedding didn’t meet my expectations.

There was too much noise ahead of the wedding, and after getting my invitation, I was hoping it would be a classic. But my hope was dashed.

“The whole arrangement was underwhelming.
From what was shown online, the decor, setup, and overall vibe looked like a regular influencer wedding, not the historic classic we were sold. When you promise cinema and deliver a YouTube vlog, people will be disappointed.

There were reports of crowd control issues, late arrivals, and a chaotic entrance.

For a wedding that had so much PR, the logistics looked rushed; VIPs and guests were seen struggling for space.

The pre-wedding content was more about drama, PR stunts, and clout than the actual union.

It became about the Peller and Jarvis brand instead of the marriage.

A wedding should be about love, family, and covenant first. When you over-commercialise it, the heart of it gets lost, and all people remember is the hype.

They’re still young though. I hope they learn and focus more on building the marriage than the brand.”

The Nigerian Voice recalls that Peller’s wedding has been a much-anticipated event, with the couple holding their civil wedding on Wednesday.

The white wedding took place in Lagos on Saturday, August 1, 2026, after earlier completing their traditional marriage rites in Benin City.