Feel like wearing a piece of celebrity history for your wedding day? Well, if you're the highest bidder at a Christie's auction in London this week, you can. The auction will include Elizabeth Taylor's first wedding dress.
The satin gown, designed by Helen Rose, is estimated to sell for between £30,000 and £50,000. It features a built-in corset, as well as beaded and seed pearl embellishments. The dress was one of the era's most famous wedding gowns.
It was created in-house at MGM, where Taylor and Rose both worked. It took over 15 employees more than two months to create the gown.
Along with a big budget, you'll also need tiny waist to wear Taylor's gown. If you want something that's just as fantastic, but more suited to the modern bride, there are plenty of options available at our Arizona bridal shop. Give us a call or stop by today to find out more about what we have on offer!
Saturday, June 22, 2013
Friday, June 21, 2013
Diary of a Bride-to-Be: I Said Yes!
Well, it happened! I got engaged! In possibly one of the prettiest places in the country, I might add- Yellowstone National Park. I knew something was up, but I could never have guessed the details of how I'd become engaged! Here's how it happened:
So that's the story! He did a good job, right?
We are planning the wedding for the Summer of 2015, so there's lots more to come! For more of my wedding wondering and bridal breakthroughs, check back soon! xoxo
My man and I traveled to Mammoth Hot Springs because he wanted gluten free hot dogs and to go for a hike. We ordered our hot dogs and he disappeared “to the restroom” for about half an hour. I later found that he was borrowing a Sharpie from the General Store and writing on the map he would soon use in his proposal... After eating, we hiked a hill littered with cow pies (buffaloads?). Out of breath, we arrived at the top where I jumped on a rock and started taking photos of the view. My soon-to-be-fiance asked what mountains were in the distance and when I said I didn't know, he asked me to help open the map so we could find out. On the map he had written, “Our journey thus far has been the most moving and wonderful time of my life. You are the most amazing woman I have ever met. I love you so very much!” This message was followed by photo of his family members that were also on the trip holding a hand crafted banner that read “Will you marry me?”. He pulled the ring from his backpack. After I said yes and we finished enjoying the view, we headed back down the mountain and out of the park for champagne at the family cabin. The cabin was decorated with balloons, the banner, and a photo of our puppy wishing us congratulations!
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| The View |
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| The Ring |
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| The Map |
So that's the story! He did a good job, right?
We are planning the wedding for the Summer of 2015, so there's lots more to come! For more of my wedding wondering and bridal breakthroughs, check back soon! xoxo
Sunday, June 16, 2013
Let Us Crown You @ Suzanne's Bridal
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