9. In 2011, Zara Phillips – niece of Queen Elizabeth II – married to rugby player Mike Tindall. She wears a Stewart Parvin dress that costs $11,625 (current price). This design is made from silk faille and silk duchesse satin. “In fact, this dress is still on the low end of the royal family when it costs around £7,000, or $8,356 at the time,” the editor of the magazine said. Insider comment. Image: Harper’s BAZAAR. 8. Model of wedding dress of Sarah Ferguson was estimated at $45,000 in 1986, or more than $107,000 today. Ivory silk dress designed by Lindka Cierach. The end of the skirt is 17.5 m long and took 4 months to make, according to People . Image: Nicki Swift . 7. The camisole dress in the wedding party of Meghan Markle cost more than $157,000 in 2018, or $163,550 today. This silk crepe dress was designed by Stella McCartney. Image: Fabulous Frocks Bridal. 6. Princess wedding dress cưới Eugenie cost around $260,000 in 2018, or $270,845 today. The design was created by Peter Pilotto and Christopher De Vos. It has a folded neckline around the shoulders, a low back, and a long tail. Image: Town & Country Magazine. 5. Meghan also wore another gorgeous dress for her wedding in 2018. The design cost about $265,000, or $276,000 today. Markle’s simple boat neck dress was designed by Clare Waight Keller – the former creative director of Givenchy. Image: Vogue. 4. ‘s wedding dress Kate Middleton had an estimated price of $332,000 in 2011. That figure rises to $345,000 today. Handmade lace dress, with 58 gazar and organza buttons, 3 meter long tail created by Sarah Burton at Alexander McQueen. Image: Brides . 3. At her wedding in 1981, Princess Diana The design cost about $127,000, or about $490,000 today. It was designed by couple David and Elizabeth Emanuel. It is studded with 10,000 pearls and sequins and has a 7.6-meter tail. Image: Smithsonian Magazine. 2. ‘s wedding dress Grace Kelly worth $65,200 ($623,000 in today’s dollars) when she married Prince Rainier III of Monaco in 1956. Designed by Helen Rose, this dress cost 400 meters of silk. Image: Good Housekeeping, Savoir Flair. 1. Queen Elizabeth II chose Norman Hartnell’s design for his big day in 1947. It was made of satin, studded with hundreds of silk flowers and had a 4 meter long tail. At the time, her wedding dress was worth $42,000 ($1.6 million today). Image: Town & Country Magazine.