A Look Back At Carrie Underwood And Mike Fisher’s Lavish Dream Wedding

Carrie Underwood and Mike Fisher would reportedly spend another $250,000 on their luxurious ceremony and after-party at the charming The Ritz-Carlton Lodge. The “Jesus, Take the Wheel” singer decided to refresh the resort’s décor for her wedding, banishing any trace of its logo right down to the rugs, replacing them with a romantic “CM” monogram for Carrie and Mike. But trademarking the hotel wasn’t the only special touch she imparted. A source for People said, “Carrie had thousands of pink and white flowers,” including a massive floral disco ball that hung over the site of the wedding nuptials, (via Inside Edition).

Accompanying the thousands of blooms were crystals. The source told People that 5,000 sparkling crystals were at the reception alone. Not to be outdone by her decorations, Underwood donned a gown fit for a princess to walk down the aisle. Monique Lhuillier designed her strapless corseted sweetheart ball gown studded with crystals and 3,000 organza flowers handmade from silk. In all, over 400 hours of work went into its creation. A blush pink sash around her waist echoed the rosy hues in her bouquet and floral arrangements.

Underwood’s crowning glory, literally, was a dazzling tiara. The 40-carat diamond, 18kt white gold sparkler, was gifted to her by none other than her husband, Fisher. Its design, created by Johnathon Arndt, incorporated a flower and vine pattern inspired by Underwood’s obvious obsession with flowers.