Chinese bride wears 2.2km dress

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Chinese bride wears 2.2km dress

A Chinese bride has attempted to break the world record for the longest wedding dress by walking down the aisle in a 2,162m-long (7,083ft) gown.

Lin Rong's dress was made for her by her husband-to-be, Zhao Peng, and his family in eastern Jilin province.

It took their 200 wedding guests three hours to unroll the fabric and decorate the train with 9,999 silk roses.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/8190112.stm

Had to lol at new MIL's thoughts on dress.
 
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I lol'ed at the MIL comments too.

Cool way to express your love in a way though :)
 
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Sounds like mother in law is less than thrilled with daughter in law lol
 
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Over a mile long in finished fabric... WOW.
 
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I wish they would have shown closeups! I think it was romantic that he cut it down to her age and added the crystals representing how many days they had dated.
 
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