When the Duchess of Cambridge got married on April 29, 2011, over 2 billion people watched the royal wedding. Fortunately, Kate did not disappoint. Her bridal gown was created by Sarah Burton of Alexander McQueen. It was made with hand-cut English lace and French Chantilly and was conceptualized by the Duchess herself.
It is with great pleasure I share this photo with you!
My gorgeous friends Teresa and Mark tied the knot on Waiheke Island this weekend in a ceremony true to their personalities and style.
Our Groom waited (with a good dose of nerves) for his beautiful Bride, chauffeured in their cool American muscle car, who looked absolutely stunning like a fairytale princess!
It was even more exciting than usual officiating for friends and I was very happy to be part of their big day.
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I didn’t see this tv show the first time around, but it’s repeated on a Sunday at the moment. I think the idea of an arranged marriage is both strange to me as a Western raised person and also sensible… providing both families make a good choice for the Bride and Groom… and they have had the chance to meet in person and have a final say!
Most of all though I am amazed at all the incredible colourful fashion loaded with bling.
This episode of Friends was nailbiting at the time – especially if you always wanted Rachel and Ross to live happily ever after!
This would have to be the worst wedding day disaster! You could never come back from this could you?!
Do you have a wedding day disaster story you can look back and laugh about now? We’d love to hear it!!
Thank you Mrs Gabriel for your review!
It was my absolute pleasure representing you on your big day – it was so much fun and your exchanges to each other were very touching x ????
We all know that most celebrity marriages do not last, but we can be sure of one thing: stunning bridal gowns. And we all know how this marriage ended…
Who could ever miss Lady Diana’s puff-sleeved, ruffled silk taffeta bridal gown when she married Prince Charles in 1981? The royal wedding dress was decorated lavishly with delicate lace, embroidery, sequins and about 10,000 tiny pearls.
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