The lavish level of a wedding often reflects a family's wealth and status.
The Brunei royal family recently held a ten-day carnival wedding banquet for Prince Martin, which can be called a luxurious wedding.
Brides with a net worth of hundreds of millions of dollars glittered from head to toe, wearing large 30-carat diamond rings on their hands, accepting priceless dowries, and the guests gathered in a grand and dazzling scene.
As the smallest country in Southeast Asia, Brunei is small in size, but it has rich oil resources, making it an oil-producing country with "rich and flowing oil".
In this 10-day royal wedding, we seem to get a glimpse of the expensive dress of this small eastern country.
On the first day, the royal family released the first bridal photo of Princess Anisa dressed in Bruneian tradition.
She wears a traditional Bruneian headscarf, but she can't hide her good looks.
It is reported that Anisha has British ancestry and well-defined facial features, giving people a European-style beauty.
What's even more eye-catching is the diamond ring in her hand - this wedding ring is as thick as a thumb, weighs 30 carats, and costs as much as 10 million yuan.
It looks heavy on any bride's finger, but it shows the extravagance and wealth of the Brunei royal family.
The wedding was announced to be held for 10 days, and on the third day of the wedding, Prince Martin of Brunei finally appeared in the palace of Nurul Iman.
On the wedding day, Prince Martin's mother, Maryam, made a low-key appearance in traditional attire, although the media only released a back.
But she touched her son's face affectionately, very motherly.
Maryam worked for Singapore Airlines and later became Sultan Haki's second wife.
However, the two divorced soon after, and Mariam left the palace alone and has been living a simple life.
Now that his son Prince Martin has entered the marriage hall, Mariam specially came to the scene to send him sincere blessings.
Prince Martin at the scene was dressed in red royal traditional costumes, standing tall and heroic, and seeing that Mariam was already a beauty in the twilight, it couldn't help but make people sigh.
On the wedding day, the bride Anisha wore a long red silk dress with a tulle-light skirt that fluttered in the breeze.
The skirt is delicately patterned with gold threads, and the lace trim and cascading folds frame her slender and elegant figure.
The crown of gold phoenixes on top of his head glistens in the sun, complementing the red dress and gold jewelry.
What's even more striking is that she wears gold ornaments around her neck and sparkling gold bracelets on her arms.
There are at least ten gold bracelets with different patterns on top of each other on the left and right wrists.
It seems that the aesthetics of Southeast Asia are really consistent with the love of gold!
Gemstones of different colors are dotted and reflect dazzling brilliance in the sun. The bride's deep face, coupled with these elegant and luxurious decorations, looks noble and moving, but also lively and youthful.
and sat on the throne with the help of all. Dozens of attendants covered Anisha with red hijabs, which felt like an ancient phoenix crown.
At the wedding, dozens of attendants entered with Anisha's dowry in their hands.
Boxes of jewelry are neatly displayed, decorated with a dazzling array of necklaces, bracelets, and earrings, all of which are top-of-the-line diamonds with prices of millions.
"This must be worth hundreds of millions, just one necklace is more than my life savings!" Netizens sighed.
Anisha's admiration of the bride price was captured by the photographer, and the Western-style wedding dress contrasted sharply with the dazzling bride price behind her.
Even as a rich girl, she was fascinated by these precious gifts.
Finally, according to Bruneian tradition, the bride Anisha, although she wears a Western-style wedding dress, also covers her hair with a light veil.
This combination of Eastern and Western elements adds to the look, perfectly showing the nobility and luxury of the Oriental princess.
The Brunei royal family has claimed that they have the highest GDP per capita in the world, which seems to be an exaggeration.
This pomp and circumstance is indeed glorious, comparable to the scene in "Arabian Oilfield". Although Brunei is vast and sparsely populated, it has become the richest "oil field kingdom" in the world by virtue of its abundant oil capital