Old Hollywood style silk dress. Very glamorous. Also very expensive ($1,000)! Not my style, but fun to try it on anyway.
Mediacorp Bridal Fashion Show 2009 - Modelled bridal gown from Blue Bay and My Bridal Room. One of the gowns modelled is the "most expensive wedding gown in Singapore" valued over 1 million and designed by Blue Bay, a bridal couture house from Taiwan.
VERY EXPENSIVE!
Wedding gowns are very pricey, all designer wedding gown noticed that woman will afford to buy it pay anything for the perfectly dress, some even will pay more for gaining an absolutely different style to be look glamour and stand out of the crowds.
The most expensive wedding dress in the world is the Diamond Wedding Dress and it costs no less than 12 million dollars. How do you even make a dress that can be valued that high? You place lots, and lots, of diamonds on it. The dress itself hosts 150 carats of diamonds, and seeing that 1 carat diamonds usually cost around 10.000-20.000 dollars, there was plenty of money left for luxurious fabrics.
To date the gown has never been worn to an actual wedding, which is quite a waist considering the effort put in to it. The dress was actually a marketing stunt that Martin Katz, a diamond jeweler naturally, and wedding dress designer Renee Strauss did together in a joint venture. The dress has however been displayed all over the world, leaving a trail of jealous brides-to-be who want the dress.
So if you are ever on the receiving end of a wedding dress bill, and think it is outrageously priced, just remember that there are people in the world spending hundreds of times more on their wedding gowns. If that isn't a consolation, than perhaps clamoring to the fact that it is a once in a life time expense might help.
The most expensive wedding dress in the world is the Diamond Wedding Dress and it costs no less than 12 million dollars. How do you even make a dress that can be valued that high? You place lots, and lots, of diamonds on it. The dress itself hosts 150 carats of diamonds, and seeing that 1 carat diamonds usually cost around 10.000-20.000 dollars, there was plenty of money left for luxurious fabrics.
To date the gown has never been worn to an actual wedding, which is quite a waist considering the effort put in to it. The dress was actually a marketing stunt that Martin Katz, a diamond jeweler naturally, and wedding dress designer Renee Strauss did together in a joint venture. The dress has however been displayed all over the world, leaving a trail of jealous brides-to-be who want the dress.
So if you are ever on the receiving end of a wedding dress bill, and think it is outrageously priced, just remember that there are people in the world spending hundreds of times more on their wedding gowns. If that isn't a consolation, than perhaps clamoring to the fact that it is a once in a life time expense might help.
