A 25-year-old Nigerian event/wedding planner (name not widely published in major reports) organized Peller and Jarvis’ high-profile wedding as her first-ever celebrity event.
Peller (Habeeb Hamzat Adelaja / Habeeb Hamzat) and Jarvis (Amadou Elizabeth Aminata / Elizabeth Amadou Aminata, also known as Jadrolita) are popular Nigerian TikTok streamers and content creators whose very public relationship began around 2023 via livestreams.
It involved viral moments, controversies, an initial 2024 proposal (later downplayed), a confirmed beach proposal in Ghana on June 3, 2026, traditional bride-price rites in Benin City (Jarvis’s hometown) in mid-to-late June 2026, a civil/court wedding in Lagos on July 29, 2026, and their main celebration on August 1, 2026, in Lekki, Lagos (often referred to under #JP2026 / #Jarpel2026).
The event drew celebrities, influencers, musicians, socialites, large announced gifts (including a ₦400m mansion), elaborate setups, and massive online attention.
In the lead-up to the August 1 ceremony, a video circulated of the young planner speaking while the venue was being prepared. She stated that her team had been setting up for over 15 hours, that this was her first celebrity wedding, and that she was just 25 years old.
Photos and clips of her at the event (or associated with it) then spread widely on X/Twitter and other platforms starting around August 1–2, 2026, with captions praising her work:
“The 25 years old girl who planned the wedding of Peller and Jarvis… This wedding was her first ever celebrity event and she did a very good job.” Similar posts called out her delivery on a major Gen Z/influencer wedding and noted it as a big career win.
One friend publicly congratulated her, referring to her as “Mamus” and highlighting the “Celebrity Gen Z planner” milestone. VeryDarkMan and others also reportedly gave the planning positive recognition for a “perfect wedding.”
Beyond the age, first-celebrity-event detail, and the 15+ hour setup comment, public information is limited—no detailed personal biography, company name, prior non-celebrity work, or full interview appears in mainstream coverage.
The story’s viral angle is the underdog/young-professional narrative: a 25-year-old handling one of the year’s most-watched Nigerian creator weddings (elaborate décor, red carpets, florals, guest management for a star-studded crowd, etc.) successfully on her debut at that level.
In short, the “full story” circulating is primarily this feel-good career highlight tied to the couple’s widely followed marriage timeline rather than an extensive personal profile of the planner herself.
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