Queen Letizia tied the knot in 2004 with the future King Felipe, and her £6million show-stopping wedding dress remains the most expensive royal wedding dress, 17 years later. It was designed by royal couturier Manuel Pertegaz. The dress featured a four and a half metre-long train, long sleeves, a high-standing collar and embroidery woven into the silk using gold thread.

Despite the rain, Queen Letizia looked beautiful in her £6million wedding gown.

One of the reasons the dress was so expensive was because the embroidery using gold thread.

Kate Middleton’s dress for her wedding to Prince William in 2011, on the other hand, cost £250,000.

It was made in collaboration with Sarah Burton of Alexander McQueen.

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The beautiful dress had a nine-feet long train with 58 gazar and organza covered buttons on the back.

After Kate Middleton’s, the most expensive dresses are Princess Eugenie’s and Princess Diana.

Princess Eugenie wore a £200,000 dress in 2018 when she married Jack Brooksbank.

Princess Diana’s dress was valued at £151,000 in 2019.

However, they had been secretly dating for a year before they announced their engagement.

Letizia was a well-known news anchor for Spanish national TV.

The then-Prince proposed to Letizia with a white gold ring featuring 16 baguette-cut diamonds.

In 2014, Felipe and Letizia became Spain’s King and Queen when King Juan Carlos abdicated the crown.