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The Longest Wedding Gown in China
2006-01-05 13:39:35    Chinastic
The train of the bride's wedding gown stretched 99 meters, making it the longest one measured in China to date.

In northwest China's Urumqi city, a unique wedding ceremony attracted a lot of attention. The train of the bride's wedding gown stretched 99 meters, making it the longest one measured in China to date.

50 flower girls were needed to hold the train for the bride so that she could move. Prior to this one, the longest wedding gown in the country was 67 meters long.


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