Urassaya Sperbund and Nadech Kugimiya celebrated their second wedding ceremony in Oslo, Norway, in an intimate and elegant celebration that quickly captured global attention across fashion and entertainment media.
Known affectionately as Yaya-Urassaya, the actress and longtime Louis Vuitton brand ambassador wore a breathtaking custom bridal gown designed by Nicolas Ghesquière for the special occasion.
The custom-made wedding dress showcased the Maison’s signature couture craftsmanship, featuring intricate ivory lace embroidery embellished with thousands of hand-stitched pearls and delicate crystals. Every detail reflected timeless luxury and refined bridal elegance.
The gown details entails Hand applied pearl and Crystal embellishments, embroidered gloves, embroidered tulle veil and a trained inspired by couture bridal look.
Images credited to Gunn Kochapanya
The wedding quickly became a standout fashion moment, with fans and fashion enthusiasts praising the combination of couture detailing, understated elegance, and the emotional significance behind the ceremony.
The collaboration between Nicolas Ghesquière and Louis Vuitton also highlights the growing influence of luxury fashion houses in modern celebrity bridalwear.
From the detailed embroidery to the hand-applied pearls and crystals, Urassaya Sperbund delivered one of the most memorable celebrity bridal fashion moments of the year.
Images credited to Gunn Kochapanya
Her custom Louis Vuitton wedding gown not only celebrated craftsmanship and elegance but also transformed her intimate Oslo wedding ceremony with Nadech Kugimiya into a defining couture bridal moment.
From the detailed embroidery to the hand-applied pearls and crystals, Urassaya Sperbund delivered one of the most memorable celebrity bridal fashion moments of the year.
Images credited to Gunn Kochapanya
Her custom Louis Vuitton wedding gown not only celebrated craftsmanship and elegance but also transformed her intimate Oslo wedding ceremony with Nadech Kugimiya into a defining couture bridal moment.








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