Nigeria’s entertainment industry in 2025 was not just about blockbuster movies, chart-topping songs, and viral moments—it was also a year of unforgettable celebrity weddings that dominated timelines and set new standards for glamour, creativity, and cultural expression. From lavish destination ceremonies to deeply traditional unions, these high-profile weddings captured public attention and reflected how Nigerian celebrities continue to blend love, luxury, and identity in remarkable ways.
Here’s a look at some of the most talked-about celebrity weddings that made 2025 a truly memorable year.
Priscilla Ojo and Juma Jux: A Cross-Cultural Love Story
Priscilla Ojo and Tanzanian singer Juma Jux launched the year’s wedding frenzy with their highly publicised “JP 2025” celebration. Held across two countries, the couple’s union showcased a seamless fusion of Yoruba and Swahili traditions. Their elegant Nikah ceremony took place in Tanzania, while a colourful traditional wedding followed in Lagos on April 15 and 19.
The grand finale—a white wedding in Nigeria—quickly went viral, amassing over one million TikTok views within days. The event’s cultural richness and celebrity-filled guest list made it one of the year’s most admired weddings.
Ruby Ojiakor and Moc Madu: Nollywood Royalty Comes Together
On May 31, Nollywood actress Ruby Ojiakor exchanged vows with filmmaker Moc Madu in Asaba, Delta State. The wedding was a glamorous industry affair, drawing some of Nollywood’s biggest stars, including Zubby Michael and Destiny Etiko.
The ceremony was celebrated for its elegance and warmth, reflecting Ruby’s personality and long-standing influence in the film industry. Fans praised the couple’s chemistry and the intimate yet star-studded atmosphere.
2Baba and Natasha Osawaru: A Traditional Union
Music icon Innocent “2Baba” Idibia surprised many fans when he tied the knot with Edo State lawmaker Natasha Osawaru on July 25. Their traditional wedding, held in Abuja, was steeped in culture and simplicity.
Despite the couple’s high public profiles, the ceremony leaned toward tradition rather than extravagance, sparking widespread conversations online and marking a new chapter in the legendary musician’s personal life.
Davido and Chioma Adeleke: A Miami Fairytale
Perhaps the most extravagant wedding of the year was the white wedding of Afrobeats superstar Davido and Chioma Rowland on August 10 in Miami. Estimated at $3.7 million, the ceremony welcomed about 1,500 guests, including business mogul Aliko Dangote and gospel singer Kirk Franklin.
Beyond the luxury, the wedding struck an emotional chord with fans due to a touching tribute to the couple’s late son, Ifeanyi. Stunning drone footage of the venue and heartfelt moments helped the event cross one million views across social platforms.
Mr Eazi and Temi Otedola: A Global Celebration of Love
Music executive Mr Eazi and actress Temi Otedola redefined destination weddings with their multi-location celebration in August. Dubbed a “trilogy,” the ceremonies spanned Monaco, Dubai, and Iceland, each reflecting a unique blend of elegance and adventure.
Estimated to be worth millions of dollars, the weddings captivated fans worldwide and solidified the couple’s status as one of Nigeria’s most influential celebrity pairs.
Eve Esin and Suleiman Mohammed: A Cultural Union
Veteran actress Eve Esin tied the knot with Suleiman Mohammed on October 18 in a traditional ceremony held in Nigeria. The union was notable for its cultural diversity, with Eve hailing from Akwa Ibom and her partner of Ghanaian descent.
The wedding was widely praised for its authenticity and celebration of heritage.
Shawn Faqua and Sharon Maduekwe: Love on the Move
Rounding off the year in spectacular fashion, actor Shawn Faqua and event planner Sharon Ifunanya Maduekwe made history on October 20 by hosting Nigeria’s first-ever moving train wedding. The couple exchanged vows aboard the Lagos–Ibadan train, redefining creativity in wedding ceremonies.
A Year to Remember
From luxury to innovation, these weddings didn’t just celebrate love—they shaped conversations, set trends, and showcased the evolving face of Nigeria’s celebrity culture in 2025.
