This tailor’s tale of Queen Elizabeth’s wedding dress is steeped in history.

On that day, the wedding cake stood 9 feet tall, and we are not exaggerating.

But let’s get back to the details on that magnificent dress.

Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip on Wedding Day

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It was embroidered with star lilies and orange blossoms.

The final cost to make this during our modern times was 30,000 (that’s about $37,000).

And finally, this fluid yet beautifully adorned garment took seven weeks to make.

Queen Elizabeth’s Wedding Dress on Display

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That is a serious achievement in the [royal] realm of creativity in costuming.

This meticulously executed masterpiece by Botticelli is rightfully regarded as one of the worlds most recognizable artworks ever made.

The painting is a celebration of love, peace, and prosperity.

Weaving Princess Elizabeth’s Wedding Dress

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The composition is lightened by the abundance of fruits and flowers.

At least 138 species of different plants have been identified, all accurately portrayed by Botticelli.

Royal Patience Pays Off

Her patience paid off and the dress was absolutely gorgeous.

Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip on Wedding Day

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The young bride complemented the look with a double strand of pearls and a diamond tiara.

According to the lore, even royal weddings have a little behind-the-scenes drama.

The dress was a huge success.

That’s exactly what a bridecommoner or royalwants to hear on her wedding day.