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Let’s take a look at Park’s luxurious gowns, each valued at thousands of dollars.

1. Oscar de la Renta’s “Look 6”

Park walked down the aisle in a dress with chic 3D floral embroidery details, even outshining the gorgeous flower decorations of her wedding venue.

The dress is “Look 6” from Oscar de la Renta’s spring 2022 bridal collection. Inspired by botanical designs focusing on pressed flowers rendered on dresses, the collection aims to fulfil the wedding fantasy of a lush garden ceremony, according to the brand’s Instagram.

According to Bridal Musings, the average price tag of a bridal gown from the brand is US$14,000 – but this one costs even more, about US$18,700, KoreaBoo reports.

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2. Oscar de la Renta’s “Look 8”

Park’s first pre-wedding look is another piece from Oscar de la Renta’s spring 2022 bridal collection – “Look 8”. The ball gown comes with embroidered bows and a large perforated lace pattern, like a garden. Inside is a layer of nude cloth. Together, the design elements create a unique, bold and luxurious look all at the same time.

It is just slightly less expensive than “Look 6”, at around USS$17,600, per KoreaBoo.

3. Monique Lhuillier’s Magnificent

The gown is from Monique Lhuillier’s 2021 spring bridal collection, which combines Spanish and Californian flair with its luminous embroidery, traditional lace, delicate floral details and regal proportions, according to the brand’s website. It reportedly costs nearly US$10,000, per Pep.

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4. Monique Lhuillier’s Wildflower

Park and Choi’s pre-wedding album finishes with this stunning solo shot of the bride. Park appeared in the Wildflower dress from Monique Lhuillier’s 2022 spring bridal collection. The wide neck dress features balloon sleeves and embroidered floral patterns in light green against white sheer fabric. With the forest-like setting, Park looks like she’s in a fairy tale.

This collection reflects the beauty of spring, which is the blooming season of flowers. It features cascading flowers, a hand-tufted bustle, hand-rolled rosettes and 3D flower embroidery especially inspired by the dahlia, according to the brand’s website.

The gown is estimated to cost the same price as the Magnificent.