24 Most Expensive Wedding Dresses That Were Ever Worn #shorts

24 Most Expensive Wedding Dresses That Were Ever Worn

What's the next big thing that is more special than your wedding ring? Oh, honey, it has got to be your wedding dress!

Many brides are willing to splurge their entire savings on their wedding dress to look unforgettable on their wedding day. Listed below are some of these brides who went a bit extra and picked out the most expensive wedding dress to have ever been worn. Let’s take a look and see just who these bridal queens are and what their lavishly expensive dresses are all about!

The Chinese superstar’s wedding dress is among the world’s most expensive wedding dresses to have ever been worn. This dress took five months to complete. It consists of seven petticoats, a 10-foot long train, and about 100 Chantilly lace roses. This dress truly is a work of art.

This masterpiece is the result of a collaboration between designer Renee Strauss and jeweler Martin Katz. This iconic dress is designed to ensure the spotlight is never off the bride, literally. Made from 150-carat diamonds and the finest silk, the Diamond Wedding Dress looks almost surreal due to its sparkle!

This gorgeous bridal dress by Japanese fashion designer Yumi Katsura is made with fine silk and satin. This lavishly expensive gown also features precious gemstones with intricate hand-stitched zari embroidery. It contains a total of 1,000 pearls and a rare 5-carat white gold diamond embellish.

George and Amal Clooney went all out for their wedding. Amal Clooney’s wedding dress was drop-dead gorgeous. The off-shoulder lace Oscar De La Renta gown was the last gown created by the legendary designer before he passed away. The gown was elegant and classic, and its minute fabric detailing made it absolutely stunning.

This wedding dress is quite strange. Made with over 200 peacock feathers, this dress drew quite the attention from animal activists. It is priced at a whopping $1.5 million. The dress does look exquisite, but we are not too sure it is the best option for a bride.

This gown was showcased at Miami International Fashion Week. There is something elite and classy about this wedding dress. Made with the finest fabrics, this dress is the perfect definition of classy. It is embellished with 75 carats of hand-picked Antwerp diamonds and 250 grams of 18-karat gold. This Danasha luxury gown is truly a work of art to be appreciated for decades to come.

Victoria Swarovski’s wedding dress was a dream. It looked picture-perfect, and it can’t get any more bridal than this. She custom-made her wedding gown with over 500,000 Swarovski crystals, making it drop-dead gorgeous and opulent. The gown had delicate detailed work, and its plunging neckline made her look like a fairytale princess.

This is truly one of the most beautiful wedding gowns to have ever been made. Designed by none other than Elie Saab himself, this dress was specially designed for his daughter-in-law, Christina. It boasts of 500,000 sequins, embroidered tulle, and a 14-feet long train. Christina Mourad’s wedding dress looks absolutely magical.

Kate Middleton’s wedding dress designed by Alexander McQueen was absolutely breathtaking. The Duchess Of Cambridge wore a white gown created by Sarah Burton for Alexander McQueen. This iconic gown was romantic, classic, and ethereal. It was narrow on the waist to accentuate her midsection. The long sleeves along and lace collar pay tribute to legendary bridal gown designs, such as Grace Kelly’s wedding dress.

Kate’s dress is a blend of modernity, tradition, and the classic royal vibe.

Her train was up to 9 feet long and adorned with delicate flowers. Queen Elizabeth II gifted Kate a sparkling tiara that had 1000 diamonds.

True to royal fashion, Miller wore a traditional full-sleeved dress. The pearl-encrusted white bridal gown was designed by Valentino Garavani. The dress has a 14-foot Chantilly lace train that makes it look surreal with its elegance and grace.

Princess Diana’s wedding gown was, hands down, one of the most iconic royal gowns. This antique lace gown was made from ivory silk taffeta. The 25-foot train was an exquisite eye-catcher, along with the 153-yard tulle veil. This royal masterpiece will always be our most adored bridal gown.

This wedding dress was made in 2007 in Shangrao, China. It is embellished with gems that amount to 9,999 carats, so the dress only increases in value as the years pass by. The contrast created by the blue jewels on the white gown makes it look like something out of a fairytale.

Catherine Zeta-Jones rocked a $140,000 Christian Lacroix on her wedding day and truly lived up to her Bond Girl image. The sleeveless gown with a plunging neckline was classy, elegant, and simple. Catherine pulled it off with utmost grace, and her bridal glow completed the look.

This gown is still available in the market due to its exorbitant price tag. This beauty is stored in the Ruby Plaza in Hanoi and is truly one of a kind. It is adorned with precious crystals on its neckline, making it lavish and a classic bridal gown.

Grace Kelly was a larger-than-life icon. She had an impeccable sense of style for a woman of that era. Her wedding dress was the center of attention and, boy, did everyone fall in love with it. This high-neck, long-sleeved gown featured thousands of pearls. It was truly magnificent and gorgeous.

Here’s another outstanding work of art by Elie Saab. This stunning wedding dress was custom-made for Khadija Uzhakovz. It was so heavy and extravagant that she needed quite some assistance to move around.

Italian fashion designer Chiara Ferragni’s wedding dress was romantic and magical. Her wedding dress was a timeless work of art that looked nothing but stunning. Its beauty lies in the minute details and understated design.

These are 24 of the most expensive wedding dresses to have ever been worn. Being a bride is truly one of the most surreal moments you experience in your life, and your wedding dress captures the essence of those precious moments. Which of these lavishly expensive dresses did you like? Let us know in the comments section below!