The Mr Eazi and Temi Otedola wedding has captured the hearts of fans and the global media alike, blending Nigerian cultural richness with international elegance. Vogue Magazine shared 99 stunning pictures from the ceremonies, narrating how the couple first met on a cold London night in January 2017 when Mr Eazi arrived at the Tate Club to watch Temi’s sister, Florence (DJ Cuppy), perform. Their love story blossomed, leading to a proposal five years later and now, a wedding that has made headlines worldwide.
Speaking to The Office Magazine, Mr Eazi explained how deeply Nigerian culture shaped their Dubai ceremony, held at Temi’s family home. He revealed that the officiant, known as the Alaga, the staff, the attire of the guests, and even the music all reflected Yoruba tradition. Legendary juju musician King Sunny Ade performed, while the food was authentically Nigerian, showcasing dishes that tied the celebration back to their roots.
Reflecting on the highlights, Mr Eazi described the moment he and Temi exchanged vows as an “out-of-body experience.” He recalled when Temi lovingly called out all his names,including one cherished by his late mother,just as the organist played her favourite hymn. “As she walked in, a cloudy day turned sunny,” he said, describing it as a spiritual and unforgettable moment.
The Mr Eazi and Temi Otedola wedding not only brought together family and friends but also represented a powerful celebration of African identity on the global stage. For fans, it underscored how Nigerian weddings continue to set international standards in style and cultural pride.
For more stories about Nigerian celebrity weddings, visit our Lifestyle & Entertainment section on Property Media Week. You can also read our feature on luxury destination weddings in Nigeria. For Vogue’s official coverage, check out Vogue’s wedding feature, and read Mr Eazi’s full interview on The Office Magazine.
