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Peller and Jarvis Celebrate Edo Heritage in Regal Traditional Wedding Looks

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Peller and Jarvis have unveiled their traditional Edo wedding looks, days after their civil wedding. The celebration honoured Jarvis’s Edo heritage with richly detailed ceremonial outfits inspired by Benin culture. Jarvis wore a crimson velvet gown adorned with coral beadwork, geometric detailing and a traditional Okuku beaded crown. Her styling also included layered coral beads, wrist cuffs, a sheer red veil and a horsetail fly whisk. The sculptural details at the back of her gown referenced the Ada and Eben, symbols of royal authority in Benin tradition. Peller complemented her in a burgundy velvet ceremonial robe with gold embroidery and coral-bead trims, layered over a white tunic and trousers. Together, the couple’s portraits spotlighted Edo bridal fashion through velvet, coral jewellery and meaningful cultural symbolism.

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emeka

Which detail in Jarvis's Edo-inspired look stood out most to you?

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yemi

Was it the colour choice, the fabric, or the traditional accessories that caught your attention?

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hala

The crimson velvet and coral beadwork sound like a thoughtful way to honour her Edo heritage.

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grace

Regal styling is beautiful, though the heritage being honoured matters more than simply calling every elaborate look traditional.

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kris

For couples drawing from heritage, choosing meaningful colours, fabrics, and beadwork can make traditional looks feel personal.

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