At the August 8, 2025 white wedding ceremony in Iceland, John Legend surprised Mr Eazi and Temi Otedola by performing “All of Me” and “Save Room.” The event capped their three-part wedding across Monaco, Dubai, and Iceland.
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American singer John Legend surprised Mr Eazi and Temi Otedola during their white wedding ceremony in Iceland on August 8, 2025. He performed “All of Me” during their first dance together.
The wedding followed earlier ceremonies in Monaco and Dubai. The couple tied the knot in a civil ceremony in Monaco on May 9, 2025, then held a traditional Yoruba wedding in Dubai in July. The Iceland event was the grand finale, held at Hallgrímskirkja Church with a reception in a glass tent.
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Guests gathered at Hallgrímskirkja Church for the couple’s vows. Temi wore Fendi Haute Couture, Mr Eazi dressed in Saint Laurent. Legend’s surprise performance added a romantic touch to their first dance.
Legend sang both “Save Room” and “All of Me” during the reception. The performance took place in a glass tent overlooking dramatic landscapes. Guests included iconic names and family members.
Mr Eazi and Temi Otedola celebrated their marriage in three locations over several months. It started in Monaco (May 2025), moved to Dubai (July 2025), and concluded in Iceland (August 2025). Each event blended culture, fashion, and personal moments.
The evening earned praise for its emotional impact, cultural expression, and memorable music moments. Legend’s serenade is among the highlights that made their wedding a global moment.
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