Hailey Baldwin‘s stylist Maeve Reilly just gave fans the first long-awaited look at the slinky reception gown the model wore to on her wedding day.
After marryingJustin Bieberin alavish traditional wedding receptionat theMontage Palmetto Bluffin South Carolina on Sept. 30, Baldwin’s stylist shared the first full-length look at the third gown the model wore for her big day. (See ithere!)
Reillyposted a photo on Instagramfrom the reception depicting Bieber, 25, and Baldwin, 22, on the dance floor after the model switched out of her otherhalter-neck reception dressand into a sexy, custom Vera Wang slip gown. Baldwin also put on a pair of white sneakers so she could be as comfortable as possible while dancing with friends and family.
“The happiest bride I ever did see 😍 Thank you@verawanggangfor@haileybiebercustom dress she danced the night away in. And yes duh- sneakers,” Reilly said.
Fans got a first glimpse at what many speculated to be Baldwin’s third wedding gown when Bieber’s longtime manager Scooter Braun shared a series of black-and-white photos from the reception withthe bride wearing a strappy slip dress.
For the ceremony,Baldwin walked down the aislein a lace off-the-shoulder, long-sleeve Off-White wedding dress with mermaid-style skirt and long, sheer veil that featured designer Virgil Abhol’s signature block lettering.
“Last Monday was the most special day of my life,” Baldwin captioned the first photo of she and Bieber.
During the reception, Baldwin first slipped into a white halter dress which she accessorized with anembroidered Celine leather jacketfeaturing the word, “Wife” printed across the back.
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The couple selected the Montage as their wedding venue since it’s “long been like a second home to Justin,” an insider told PEOPLE, referring to the Montage location in Laguna Beach, California, where Bieber has spent time.
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Baldwin and Bieber legallygot married on Sept. 14, 2018, but sources told PEOPLE that the couple knew theywanted to throw a traditional celebration too.
“They didn’t want anyone but their families to know they got married. This wasn’t a wedding,” the source revealed, adding that the actual party with family and friends seems more important to the newlyweds than the legal act.
source: people.com
