Speaking ahead of the wedding, Peller expressed concern over the large number of bloggers and content creators expected to attend, saying he was surprised by the level of media interest.
“All those bloggers, I don’t know who brought them. I think it’s the event planner person that brought them. I don’t know why bloggers go plenty,” he said.
He also raised concerns about guests attending primarily to record the event, describing the number of phones and cameras he saw in a video.
“I see one video now, everybody giant pack. Holding phone, big, big, big like this from up. Everywhere surrounded with phone,” he said.
Despite his concerns, Peller said he enjoyed the previous wedding celebration.
“But the wedding was a great one. I enjoyed it,” he added.
The content creator, however, maintained that his upcoming white wedding would be a private ceremony with a strictly limited guest list.
“But my white wedding is just 100 people or 80 people,” he said.
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