Eight actresses have the most beautiful Chinese wedding dresses, and Emily is full of Chinese style. You certainly don't know who has the most temperament?

Chinese wedding dress is a traditional holiday dress in China, which contains many traditional embroideries in China. Every stitch of embroidery represents a good blessing to the couple. Many people will choose what to wear when they get married and leave the boudoir, and stars are no exception. Most actresses in the entertainment circle will prepare three sets of clothes when they get married, including Hanfu, wedding dress and toast dress. Their clothes are made by well-known designers, and their styles are particularly exquisite, which represents the meaning of their couple.

Liu Shishi's Chinese wedding dress is very elegant, mainly with silver thread and three-dimensional embroidered cropped sleeves, and has a very domineering name "Tide Embroidered Skirt Emperor". The whole dress is interwoven with gold, silver and silk threads, and the three-dimensional dragon and phoenix embroidery is lifelike, which also conforms to her temperament and is more elegant. Most of the cheongsam at Tang Yan's wedding was embroidered with gold thread, and the chest was full of gold thread totems. This embroidery of He Xiu has a very high density and is hand-stitched, which is full of high-end luxury. The clothes are really gorgeous, but elegant.

Emily wore a big red Chinese dress at the wedding, which was very festive. In addition to the traditional embroidery, the colorful hi embroidery on cuffs and tops is very special. Exquisite embroidery also reveals a strong Chinese style. The fringed rockhopper is full of femininity, which also sets off her enchanting red lips and fair skin. Michelle Chen wore an orange phoenix dress at the wedding, which was made of Italian tweed and used a unique Ping Jin embroidery technique. This handicraft is flat and good, smooth and shiny. Gold embroidery and phoenix embroidery are exquisite and gorgeous, with light pleated skirts, highlighting the fashion effect.

Cheongsam, a wisp of traditional wind. Each Chinese dress not only entrusted the traditional historical and cultural blessings to the wedding, but also left the most touching wedding memories for each couple.