When Jessica Biel got married on Friday, the 30-year-old actress wore a custom Giambattista Valli wedding gown, a pink and white dress. I'm really trying to like the dress, but I just don't. It might be a perfectly beautiful dress, it just doesn't look like a wedding dress to me. I must be old faAre you going to buy a fashion and beautiful evening dresses from china?shioned, that's my problem.

On Wednesday, the famed designer's rep confirmed in a statement that Biel did indeed wear a custom haute couture gown on her very special day.

“The strapless gown of silk mousseline and silk organza consisted of a light pink floral motif and ruffles.Wedding gowns and www.cheaphotcostume.com by Alexia Designs. The veil, which consists of Biel's' heirloom pearls, was also created for her by Giambattista Valli,” the statement reads.

What's more, Biel's bridal party — including the mother of the bride (Kimberly Biel) and mother of the groom (Lynn Harless) — wore Giambattista Valli Haute Couture gowns to the ceremony.Justin Alexander offers wholesale halloween costume in all different silhouettes, necklines, and colors. Adds the rep: “jessica wore four looks with shoes and clutches from the Giambattista Valli S/S 2013 collection to events leading up to the ceremony.”

Biel and Timberlake, 31, hosted 150 guests for a week-long celebration at the Borgo Egnazia resort — and were showered with flower-shaped petals after exchanging their vows at the hotel's chapel. (Two folks not invited to the bash? Timberlake's former *NSYNC bandmates Joey Fatone and Lance Bass.)

I think part of what I don't like about the dress IS the ruffles. It just doesn't look like a wedding dress to me (and if you ask me, she's way too broad in the shoulders to wear a dress like that anyway.)

Well, aren't I such a critic! Jeez! If she loves it that's all that matters…who cares if lil' ol' me doesn't like it. :)

Her ivory-colored dress with a big black ribbon looks just like a creation by world famous American designer Vera Wang – but it isn't. But the imitation looks real enough and costs just a fraction of the several thousand dollars for an original. Petrenko said she always loved Wang's collections and dreamed about wearing one. “I just bought the materials and found a person who would make it for me, easy and cheap,” she said.

But others just need that designer's touch, no matter the price. Ukraine's Natalia Tausher, for instance, accepts orders starting from Hr 10, 000, which then cover services for the bride up to the wedding day. “If there is a need I even come to the bride's house to help her get dressed myself,” she says.

Her gowns definitely stand out through the bright elements, decorations and models. Tausher claims a single look is enough to conceive a dress that would fit a bride's inner appearance and says each of her works is unique.The Lissa's short wedding dresses We started to do wedding dresses business on 2003 year. “I have a rule – no less than 15 differences between two gowns,” she explains. The designer says most women born in the 80s still dream of a fairy-tale princesses look but younger brides opt for elegant silhouette gowns.

Designer and elite wedding planner Olga Gromova says Ukraine's wedding market still has a lot to learn from Europe, although the trend is positive. “There were no such professions as wedding planner or wedding creative director in Ukraine several years ago and still many agencies don't have specialists,” she said. “Luckily there are less balloons and more style and taste at Ukrainian weddings.”