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Kim Kardashian Wedding Dress Pictures Storm The Web

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Update-Kim Kardashian wedding pictures have stormed the web. It’s no secret that Kim Kardashian wed Kris Humphries on Saturday in Montecito, California.

According to Kim’s spokesperson her custom made Vera Wang gown was strapless, with “full tulle skirt, basque waist and hand-pieced Chantilly lace appliqué on the bodice and ‘epic’ train.”

Kris Jenner looked nothing like your frumpy mother of the bride as she wore a custom made Vera Wang gown with a huge bow in the front. Not to be upstaged Kim changed three times – each time in a custom Vera Wang piece. Despite Kim going to the “it” wedding designer to the stars, the Daily Mail reported that Kim didn’t break any styling milestone. Stating, “rather than dazzle, America’s wedding of the year sported safe, bordering on dull, fashion.” Fashion critics will certainly have their say about Kim Kardashian’s wedding dress pictures as they stormed the web.

(Mom Kris Jenner in her not-so mother of the bride Vera Wang gown)

Kendall Jenner was also the talk of the day as the leggy younger sister is being touted as the next Pippa Middleton phenom.

(Kendall Jenner – The next Pippa Middleton?)

Kim and Kris have since been spotted jetting setting of to Europe for a quick vacation before Kim returns back to work.

(Kim Kardashian showed off her diamond wedding and band)

Enjoy pictures of Kim, her sister Kourtney and other guest leaving the Four Season’s hotel for the wedding, guests arriving at the wedding, pictures of the prepared venue, Kris Jenner in her Vera Wang, Kim at the altar with Kris   and many   more. Do you think Kim Kardashian’s wedding dress will disappoint?

A peak at Kim’s wedding from E!:

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