Ever thought what it would be like to marry a Prince? Or what you would wear if you were the princess to be? Well this upcoming year, Prince William, the Prince of Wales will take Catherine Middleton off the market for good, and we Fein girls want to take a stroll in her shoes…
This princess to be is wearing the ring that Prince Charles gave Lady Diana Spencer on their engagement; Prince William’s romantic gesture is the longing for his mother to remain a part of their lives, now and forever. Adorable, we know, but here’s a look at a ring we would love to rock.
The Chopard Blue Diamond Ring is nine carats and is amongst the most expensive diamonds in the world; its rare oval shape is complemented by diamond shoulders and an 18k white gold band tiled with even more diamonds! Estimated cost: 1.7 million PER carat
Can we get a Woop Woop!
Now that our finger has been properly embellished, let’s look at dresses fit for a princess...
Martin Katz (rare jewels dealer) and Renee Strauss (Beverly Hills bridal salon owner) introduce The Diamond Wedding Gown; this outstanding collaboration is bejeweled with 105 carats of diamonds and valued at 12 million U. S dollars.
Famous Japanese designer Yumi Katsura revealed her royal creation in February of 2009; this piece is adorned with 8.8 carats of green diamonds, 5 carats of rare white gold, thousands of pearls finished with embroidery stitched onto silk and satin. Price tag? 8 million
Whether you are into veils, crowns or flowers, a princess is royal from head to toe…
A veil girl? We suggest the Silk tulle, the most luxurious of veil materials. This veil is only found in a few high-end wedding boutiques, this is because it drapes better than any other veil pattern material. It is ideal for passing on to generations, without coloring or deterioration. This veil ranges from 1,000 to 8,000 dollars.
Prefer to embrace your regal status? This white gold crown is decked out with 2,358 diamonds and 14 rare pearls, estimated to be worth over 1 million dollars.
Flowers are a fresh, organic choice that will compliment any bride to be; here are some updos we like...
And as a modern princess bride, we couldn’t stick with the same old glass slippers, soOo last fairy tale. Instead we slip into something a little more now…
The Stuart Weitzman’s Tanzanite Heel, 185 carats of tanzanite and 28 carats of diamonds! A true Cinderella fit. Valued at 2 million dollars.
We Fein girls can't wait for the big day, we are excited to see how Catherine decides to live out her fairy tale wedding. Best wishes!
Xoxo,
The Fein Girls
BCBG
