The wedding show, My Fair Wedding, has caused a stir in the industry. The star of the show, David Tutera, has racked up lawsuits from disgruntled former clients who claim he failed to provide the services promised. Here are some things you should know about the star of the show. This is a new occurrence for this show. Here is what we know so far about David Tutera.
David’s wedding
On WE tv's popular series, "David's Fair Wedding," celebrity wedding planner David Tutera helps brides plan weddings that match their vision. From retro Hollywood glamour to chic city lofts, from exotic locations to sleek winter landscapes, David transforms brides' visions into artful expressions of love. Only a select few of these brides are chosen for their makeover, but the results are stunning.
In the new season of MY FAIR WEDDING WITH DAVID TUTERA, viewers will get a behind-the-scenes look at what makes a wedding spectacular. More drama than ever before, "My Fair Wedding" features the lives of David's clients as they work through a 21-day wedding. Plus, the team of expert wedding planners and assistants tackle contentious brides, family bickering, and compromising.
With this book, David aims to recreate a glamorous New Jersey beach wedding. Instead of hiring boring bridesmaids, David swaps in a breathtaking gown for each of them. Then he whisks Christina to a posh Mexican restaurant for a taste of high-end guacamole and sangria. At the end of the evening, David presents the bride with his own line of spectacular wedding gowns.
Corryn Conyer’s medieval-themed wedding
The couple's wedding was so lavish that David Tutera thought he'd seen it all, but that was soon to change when the couple got engaged in full medieval body armor. After all, this was an extravagant theme - a burning cauldron, swords, crowns, and shields were all part of the ceremony. David surprised Lauren with a new dress for the reception, and the couple headed to Central Park, where a castle stood in front of the backdrop.
Dayira Muniz’s candy-themed wedding
The bride, Dayira Muniz, is a sweets lover, and she has stocked up on candy and edible decor for her wedding. But her candy-themed wedding is about to get too sweet, so David Tutera swerves traditional bridal wear for a more elegant frock. Then, he takes Dayira to Cake Alchemy to check out the latest trends in wedding cakes.
David and Dayira meet with a pastry chef at Cake Alchemy, a bakery in Manhattan that specializes in wedding cakes. After they sample several options, they go to a tasting where the pastry chef teaches Dayira how to make them. The couple then learns that the wedding is moving to the W Hotel Union Square, a historic landmark that will give the couple an unforgettable celebration.
Noelle Kane’s too small wedding dress
Noelle Kane is having trouble deciding between a simple southern wedding and a big city one. Instead of relying on a lace gown from a bridal store, she's using a glue gun to add embellishments to her dresses. Her rhinestone-encrusted pigs and headband accents on her bridesmaids' dresses are examples of her work. After shopping for a yard sale dress, Noelle models a ruined dress, which David later decides to replace with a new designer dress.
As for Dunham's dress, it had an interesting backstory. It was created by Tom Ford, the same designer who dressed the likes of Jemima Kirke and Lena Dunham for the Met gala in 2019 and wore minidresses and rubber gloves. This time, the designer went to great lengths to make her wedding dress unique, and Dunham hasn't been happier.
Noelle Kane's debut bridal collection was a breath of fresh air. The collection included bold and innovative designs, as well as on-brand accessories. The bridal gowns, especially, were designed to fit women and men perfectly, irrespective of size. The capsule collection also includes a hoodie top and a t-shirt, bringing Kane's vision to life.
