Elie Saab Jr. Wedding

The perfect wedding. The perfect location. The perfect husband. The perfect dress….

Now imagine that perfect dress being two perfect dresses…and now imagine those two perfect dresses being made by Mr. Elie Saab himself. Now imagine that perfect husband being Elie Saab Jr.

This was Christina Mourad’s reality this past summer, and luckily enough I was in Beirut at the same time. Even though I didn't attend the wedding I felt like I did just being in the same city as them.

With a Myriad of festivities in Lebanon throughout the entire weekend, Elie Saab wanted to bring all of the wedding guests to Lebanon for his sons iconic day. With houses throughout the world they could have chosen anywhere (maybe somewhere a little easier to get to) for their wedding, but the couple proudly chose where they were from to hold the ceremonies. The families of Elie Saab Elie Saab Jr and Christina Mourad thought big, having invited 1,200 people to the grand affair. The guests included the likes of Bianca Brandolini d’Adda, Karolina Kurkova, Sara Sampaio, Dita Von Teese, Toni Garrn, and Chantal Thomass. I was in the hotel where a handful of them were staying and got to see them walking out all dressed up in beautiful gowns. I mean they were attending the son of Elie Saab’s wedding so everyone had to dress to impress.

There were a handful of celebrities and even royals who flew to Lebanon to attend this unbelievable ceremony. Truly Elie Saab found a way to bring the people to Lebanon.

The bride had two wedding dresses designed by Elie Saab that she wore on the wedding day, one at the ceremony and one at the reception. Along with two other dresses for the pre party evening and the after party.

Lets just say that any girl would love to be Christina Mourad and be able to wear those dresses on their wedding day.

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