The royal Ademiluyi family of Ile-Ife, Osun State, recently celebrated a momentous and joyous occasion as their daughter, Damilola Ademiluyi, legally formalised her union in a civil registry wedding with her heartthrob, Abiodun Oliyo, at a glamorous ceremony held in the United Kingdom.
The civil marriage ceremony, which marked the official registration of their union, took place on January 29, 2026, at the historic Cheylesmore Manor House, within the elegant Black Prince Room, located on Manor House Drive, Coventry, West Midlands. The serene and regal ambience of the venue perfectly complemented the royal heritage of the bride’s family and the legal significance of the occasion.
Family members from both sides, close friends, and well-wishers gathered from different parts of the world to witness the statutory joining of the couple under civil law. The ceremony was marked by grace, warmth, and splendour, reflecting the values of unity, tradition, and modern elegance shared by the two families.
Damilola, radiant and composed, and Abiodun, dignified and joyful, exchanged their civil vows and signed the marriage register amid an atmosphere filled with affection and goodwill.
The wedding not only symbolised the joining of two hearts but also the formal recognition of their marriage by law, bringing together families bound by respect, friendship, and shared values. For the Ademiluyi royal family of Ile-Ife, the event was a proud celebration of heritage meeting contemporary love on a global stage.
Guests later enjoyed a thoughtfully curated ceremony and reception, marked by elegant décor, touching moments, and memorable interactions that made the occasion truly special. The reception took place at the popular Smoking Hot Buffet, 36–42 Corporation Street, Coventry, CV1 1GF.
The union of Damilola Ademiluyi and Abiodun Oliyo stands as a testament to love that transcends borders, legally sealed through a civil registry marriage, and the couple has been widely congratulated as they begin their journey together in matrimony.
