вЂњI surprised Paris with the veil on the last day of the fittings,вЂќ Garcia adds. The crinoline gave the gown shape, taking the dress to the next level without making it heavy or overly saturated with tulle. For the ceremony, we wanted something long, beautiful, and inspired by all of the classic wedding inspiration that weвЂ™d compiled.вЂќ After extensive meetings going through it all, we started narrowing down what would make sense for every event and what would be functional. She grabbed a Sharpie, circled what she liked and didnвЂ™t like. вЂњI decided to print out over 300 images for her.

вЂњParis is a very visual person,' stylist Sammy K notes. 'Paris has always wanted to look like a princess, but we wanted to make sure we added a grand touch to it with the pressed flowers and a dramatic veil-and when it all came together, it very much felt angelic.' вЂњIt has been an ongoing discussion, and we have been filtering the idea down for a very long time,' Garcia says. Garcia, along with co-creative director Laura Kim, was brainstorming what Paris's wedding might look like-and what she might wear-about a year ago with the bride and her sister, and the conversation continued from there. вЂњThe Hilton family, from the very beginning, has always been very supportive of our vision for the brand.вЂќ вЂњLaura and I met through Nicky,вЂќ Oscar de la Renta creative director Fernando Garcia remembers. The sartorial whirlwind started with an elegant, Grace Kelly-inspired Oscar de la Renta wedding dress. The entrepreneur and DJвЂ™s three-part wedding weekend started on Thursday and ended on Saturday night, so a stacked roster of custom bridal styles was practically a prerequisite-and the bride's choices did not disappoint. No one expected Paris Hilton to wear just one dress.

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