Great picture of a Chinese bride and her world record-breaking bridal-gown train. It is indeed long, but it looks like it's made of plain white toilet paper. No glam? No bling? No beading or sequins?
(Via Jezebel.)
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2 comments:
If all the people holding up her train ducked under it with arms held high, the bride would have her very own dragon troupe!
there's a lacy-looking pattern on the side?
The groom just doesn't look thrilled, does he?
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