By Prosper Mene
A day ago, the couple celebrated their white wedding, and the photos have been everywhere since. After a stylish traditional ceremony over the weekend, their white wedding looks became the biggest talking point of the day — and for good reason.

Peller and Jarvis sharing a sweet moment during their white wedding photoshoot.
Every frame felt intentional. From the styling to the tailoring, Jarvis and Peller showed up in custom, high-fashion looks that balanced grandeur with modern elegance.
The Bride: Jarvis in Veekee James

Jarvis wore a breathtaking custom mermaid gown by Veekee James that was all about structure and drama.
The dress featured a high illusion neckline with cascading pearl and crystal strands that looked like jewelry melting into fabric. The corset bodice had visible boning, scroll embroidery, and dense beadwork. She paired it with long sheer lace sleeves with pearl-trimmed cuffs, a sculpted satin basque waist, and a cathedral-length train.
The train was centered with an ornate “JP 26”* beaded monogram. She finished the look with a pearl-studded veil, white rose bouquet, and flawless glam.
Jarvis in a custom Veekee James mermaid wedding dress with a beaded “JP 26” train.
The Groom: Peller in T.I Nathan
Peller matched her energy in a sharp, tailored look by T.I Nathan.

He wore an off-white double-breasted spencer-style tuxedo jacket with peak lapels and a cropped, architectural cut. Underneath was a crisp white shirt and an oversized black satin bow tie. He paired it with high-waisted black tailored trousers and patent leather shoes.
Wire-rimmed glasses and a neat high-top fade gave the classic tuxedo a cool, contemporary edge.
The Styling
Credit to stylist Goodnews Emmanuel Icon for tying both looks together. Jarvis brought the drama and romance, while Peller kept it sleek and tailored. The result was balance — two distinct aesthetics that worked perfectly together.
Peller and Jarvis got married traditionally first before hosting their white wedding celebration this weekend. Between Veekee James’s sculptural bridal design, T.I Nathan’s sharp tailoring, and Goodnews Emmanuel Icon’s styling, the couple has officially set a new reference point for 2026 weddings.
If you’re planning a wedding, save these photos. This is the inspo.
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