Even a year after getting married, Ree Drummond’s daughter Alex Drummond’s wedding with Mauricio Scott is talked about. Here is a dissection of the cost of the gorgeous ceremony.
Alex Drummond is the daughter of the American blogger, author, and television personality Ree Drummond. She is currently working for her mother’s blog, ‘The Pioneer Woman’. After getting married to a man who works for a technology consulting company, named Mauricio Scott in a lavish wedding ceremony.
Alex Drummond And Mauricio Scott’s Wedding Cost
Alex Drummond got married to her dream man a year ago in a big fat wedding. It had everything a normal man can only wish for, from extravagant spending to the fairytale vibe.
With the flowers, the beautiful venue, perfect dress, amazing food, and whatnot, the Drummond family literally put out everything to make the day be special for everybody. It was so dreamy that people have been curious about its cost for a very long time.
It obviously was near to $60,000 observing every little detail of the event. The ring seemed so pretty that it could be every young girl’s desire. Having said this, the cost is only for the wedding and the honeymoon was a separate one which turned huge.
Talking about the photos of that day, Drummond still uses those pictures on her feed to address different kinds of emotions. She recently wished her husband a very happy birthday using their wedding photos. Similarly, Alex also expressed how much she loved her father on the occasion of his birthday using a cute hugging moment from the special day.
Ree Drummond’s Daughter’s Wedding Dress Made Headlines A Year Ago
With delicate lace embroidery and a slight sweetheart neckline, the then-23-year-old donned a beautiful Monique Lhuillier gown that was something out of a fairytale—classic and wonderfully feminine.
Even an outfit as lovely as this had some competition, believe it or not. Alex just shared photos of the other gowns she tried on, and we must say, each one is more stunning than the last.
Alex put on each of the five gowns shown in the collage-style shot at Warren Barron, a Dallas bridal store.
A cowl-neck stunner from Romona Keveza, a bow-laden beauty from Monique Lhuillier’s Bliss line, and two more Romona Keveza gowns: a mermaid-style dress and a classic-but-asymmetrical alternative are seen clockwise from the top right.
The “New Fiona” gown by designer Mira Zwillinger came in second place for Alex. “This one came in second,” she said over a photo of an embroidered gown with playful, semi-sheer embellishments and delicate silk straps coupled with a billowing tulle skirt.