If you think that only Prince William and Kate can afford to spent more than US$ 34 million, which included security, in their wedding, you better think again.
Chinese actress Angela Yeung — who goes by the name Angelababy — spent almost as much as Prince William and Kate Middleton did on their wedding. Yeung and her husband spent a whopping US$ 31 million on their 9 October nuptials.
And forget a shot glass: Those who attended the wedding (all 2,000 of them) went home with a cell phone, according to BuzzFeed.
The wedding took place at the Shanghai Exhibition Center, where the inside was adorned with purple lighting, monograms of their initials, flowers and chandeliers. Yeung and husband Huang Xiaoming also had holographic castles and a 10-foot-tall wedding cake.
Her dress, which took four months to make according to Forbes, was made by Dior and constructed with 115 feet of organza, tulle and size and adorned with almost 100 Chantilly lace roses cut by hand. She topped off the look with a $1.5 million Chaumet ring made of a 5-carat pear-shaped center stone and .5-carats in brilliant cut rocks surrounding it.
Chinese actress Angela Yeung — who goes by the name Angelababy — spent almost as much as Prince William and Kate Middleton did on their wedding. Yeung and her husband spent a whopping US$ 31 million on their 9 October nuptials.
And forget a shot glass: Those who attended the wedding (all 2,000 of them) went home with a cell phone, according to BuzzFeed.
The wedding took place at the Shanghai Exhibition Center, where the inside was adorned with purple lighting, monograms of their initials, flowers and chandeliers. Yeung and husband Huang Xiaoming also had holographic castles and a 10-foot-tall wedding cake.
Her dress, which took four months to make according to Forbes, was made by Dior and constructed with 115 feet of organza, tulle and size and adorned with almost 100 Chantilly lace roses cut by hand. She topped off the look with a $1.5 million Chaumet ring made of a 5-carat pear-shaped center stone and .5-carats in brilliant cut rocks surrounding it.
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