Kim Zolciak Marries Kroy Biermann In Used Wedding Dress

Update-Real Housewives of Atlanta star Kim Zolciak didn’t hire Vera Wang for her weddin dress, she opted for a pre-owned wedding dress instead. Kim Zolciak and Kroy Biermann married Friday afternoon in their Atlanta home. The beaming bride purchased a Baracci dress from PreOwnedWeddingDresses.com

“The dress alone weighs 35 pounds. It’s covered in Swarovski crystals, pearls, beads, embroidered lace and the thread used is Platinum coated.”

“There are also hand-carved crystal roses in the design of the bustier. Everything is handmade. The fabric used is 100% Double Duchess Satin. The dress has a built in ribcage-petticoat to enhance the Victorian look. The veil is custom made to match the dress with beads and embroidered lace.”

Wow. Kim tweeted after the big event:

Beautiful weather! Beautiful day!! I’m walking on a cloud and I’m so grateful! Her hubby Kroy Biermann added,

“Thank you everyone for your early congrats and best wishes!!!@Kimzolciak has made me the happiest man alive!!! 11.11.11”

Kim also added to Life & Style magazine who’s covered the event, “This has been the happiest day of my life. “It’s been perfect. It’s been a dream come true.”

Congrats to Kim and Kroy. Check out more wedding dress pictures below:

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