- Temi Otedola and Mr Eazi held their white wedding in Iceland.
- The couple chose Iceland after falling in love with the country during a 2021 trip.
- The ceremony was private, held at Hallgrimskirkja Church in Reykjavik.
- It was the final leg of a three-part celebration: Monaco (court), Dubai (traditional), and Iceland (white).
- Temi’s reception gown for the Dubai ceremony took 4,590 hours to craft by hand.
- She officially changed her surname to Ajibade after the wedding.
- The couple had previously stated they wanted no more than ten guests at their wedding.
- Their wedding journey blended luxury, intimacy, and cultural symbolism.
Temi Otedola and Mr Eazi have completed their multi-country wedding journey with a white wedding in Iceland — a location that holds deep personal meaning for the couple. The ceremony, held at Hallgrimskirkja Church in Reykjavik, was intimate and attended by close family members, in line with their long-standing wish to keep the celebration private and meaningful.
Their choice of Iceland wasn’t random. It was inspired by a trip they took in 2021, where they fell in love with the country’s serene landscapes, warm people, and calming energy. That emotional connection made it the perfect setting for the final chapter of their wedding trilogy.
The couple’s wedding journey began with a court ceremony in Monaco on May 9, followed by a traditional Yoruba celebration in Dubai on July 5. Each location reflected a different layer of their relationship — Monaco for its quiet elegance, Dubai for cultural heritage, and Iceland for emotional resonance.
Temi’s fashion choices were equally intentional. Her reception gown for the Dubai ceremony was a handcrafted masterpiece, requiring 4,590 hours of work by a team of seven embroidery artisans, three couturiers, and five hand workers. The result was a look that matched the opulence of the venue and the richness of the tradition.
After the wedding, Temi updated her social media to reflect her new surname, Ajibade — a symbolic gesture that marked the beginning of a new chapter. The daughter of billionaire Femi Otedola, Temi has carved out her own identity through fashion, film, and now, a deeply personal wedding journey that blended luxury with intimacy.
The couple, who got engaged in April 2022, have often described their relationship as grounded in peace and mutual understanding. Their wedding, though low-key in attendance, was high-impact in emotion, design, and storytelling — a celebration that felt more like a love letter than a spectacle.
