An estate with more than 15,000 square meters of land and a majestic mansion with twelve bedrooms and eleven bathrooms: this was the place that Paris Hilton considered ideal for celebrating her wedding with her now husband, venture capital expert Carter Reum. There she had a large tent built next to the pool, decorated with thousands of roses, with a dance floor for her guests.
The socialite and her husband spared no expense for their wedding in 2021. Paris Hilton knew it was going to be the most special day of her life, and it was. What's more, to ensure that she would be the most watched on her big day, she wore no less than ten wedding dresses throughout the duration of the celebration. However, it wasn't all she had prepared, because she has now revealed that she had no less than 45 to look like on her big day.
"My forever begins today," the businesswoman revealed, showing on her Instagram profile an image of the first of the ten dresses she would wear during her big day. The dress, considered the "official" one of the event, was a design by Fernando García, created in traditional lace. A dress with long sleeves, a Perkins collar, an open back and a large bow at the back; accompanied by a tulle veil, which the designer created as creative director of Óscar de la Renta.
It wasn't the only one she wore during the celebration, as the businesswoman was very determined that everyone could see that she had achieved her "fairy tale happy ending," as she shared a few days before the ceremony during an interview at the Jimmy Fallon show.
"I wore six dresses that night, and it was because I had 45 of them waiting," says the businesswoman in a new interview with British Vogue.
"My stylist received calls from designers all over the world and they were all very excited to be part of this wedding, so they all made these incredible, custom-made dresses, which were very beautiful," she reveals, ensuring that she tried to wear as many as possible. during that night.
In addition to her spectacular dress for the ceremony, the businesswoman changed her style on several occasions during the night.
During the reception and first dance as newlyweds, the businesswoman wore a beautiful Galia Lahav dress. Composed of a draped bodice with soft sleeves and a skirt that made her feel like a princess - both decorated with transparent sequin embroidery - the dress stood out for its seductive neckline and front opening. The socialite did not hesitate to accompany this spectacular dress with a tiara.
After the dance, the heiress changed her dress again, in this case for a vintage-inspired one with pearls and sequins, which she completed with a cape. To close the party, another Oscar de la Renta dress, with stars for the brightest of them all.
However, she saved the most spectacular dress for last: signed by Oscar de la Renta, the businesswoman dared to wear a short tutu-style taffeta dress with floral decoration on the bodice that fit her like a glove.
Of course, the heiress was always clear that she would walk down the aisle wearing a design by Oscar de la Renta, as she wanted her entrance to be something "timeless, elegant, chic and iconic." Needless to say, she succeeded.
