According to Peller, the decision was influenced by the overwhelming number of bloggers and content creators who showed up to cover their previous wedding celebration. He expressed surprise at how many people arrived with cameras and phones, questioning who invited them and why the media presence had become so extensive.
"I don't know why bloggers go plenty," Peller said, noting that he noticed people recording the event from multiple angles.
While he described the earlier celebration as enjoyable, he emphasized that the white wedding is intended to be a more intimate occasion shared with close family and friends.
"But my white wedding is just 100 people or 80 people," he stated.
The announcement comes after the couple's recent wedding festivities generated significant buzz across social media, with fans, bloggers, and fellow creators widely sharing photos and videos from the event.
As public figures, Peller and Jarvis naturally attract attention wherever they go. However, their decision highlights a growing conversation about balancing public interest with personal privacy, especially during milestone moments such as weddings.
What do you think? Should celebrities and content creators expect extensive media coverage at their personal events, or is it reasonable to set boundaries and keep some celebrations private?
