Bridal fashion designer Hayley Paige has tied the knot with her longtime partner, Conrad Louis Clevlen, in an opulent three-day celebration that featured an extraordinary 11 custom wedding looks.
The former Say Yes to the Dress star married the real estate mogul last weekend at the Mission Inn Hotel & Spa in Riverside, California.
Paige, 38, revealed in a new interview with People magazine that she wore 11 different gowns across the wedding weekend — each one designed by her.
‘I actually designed 17 gowns for the weekend, and estimated I would wear somewhere between five to ten based on how I was feeling in each moment,’ she said.
‘Shockingly the outfit changes were quick and seamless … and I exceeded my own estimation by one.’
The wedding, which Paige described as ‘elevated, but still deeply personal,’ unfolded as a glamorous multi-day affair filled with carefully planned fashion moments.
Around 150 close friends and family members attended the celebration, including several familiar faces such as reality star Tyler Cameron, race car driver Arie Luyendyk Jr. and actress Sabrina Bryan.
Festivities began on Friday with a welcome party and rehearsal dinner, followed by the ceremony and reception on Saturday. The couple then closed out the weekend with a Sunday morning brunch.
Bridal designer Hayley Paige married longtime boyfriend Conrad Louis Clevlen during a lavish three-day wedding celebration, wearing 11 custom dresses throughout the weekend
Paige launched her bridal brand in 2011 and rose to wider fame in 2016 through the TLC reality series Say Yes To The Dress. She is pictured getting her wedding license last month
Speaking to People, Paige shared that her wardrobe included two gowns on the first night, two for the ceremony and four during the reception — one each for cocktail hour, dinner, the first dance and cake cutting, and the remainder of the party.
She completed the fashion marathon with two additional gowns for the after-party and one final look for brunch the following morning.
When she walked down the aisle, she opted for a strapless, pink dress that contained intricate lace detailing, a lace-up sweetheart bodice and a long, flowing skirt.
In addition, she had three wedding cakes, which were actually inspired by some of the gowns.
‘Apparently it was not enough for me to wear the dresses. They also needed to become dessert,’ she told the outlet.
The couple first started dating in early 2019 after being introduced by a mutual friend, and they got engaged in July of that year.
‘After being engaged for seven years, the overwhelming feeling has been gratitude,’ Paige reflected of the wedding.
‘We waited a long time for this chapter, so even in the stressful moments, I kept thinking, “How excited and blessed are we?”
The former Say Yes to the Dress star exchanged vows with the real estate mogul last weekend at the Mission Inn Hotel & Spa in Riverside, California. She’s seen during her wedding prep
Paige, 38, told People magazine in a new interview that she donned 11 different gowns throughout the multi-day event, all of which she designed herself
The wedding, which she described as ‘elevated, but still deeply personal,’ was certainly a glamorous affair and spanned across multiple days
‘I actually designed 17 gowns for the weekend, and estimated I would wear somewhere between five to ten based on how I was feeling in each moment,’ she shared
‘We chose each other not only in love but, somewhat adventurously, in business as well. Conrad handles business affairs for the Hayley Paige brand, so our partnership extends well beyond home and we’re very much building together.
‘What a wonderful thing to have a witness to your life, but even more so a shared partnership of values and decision making. Someone who knows the mundane parts and the magnificent parts and chooses all of them.
‘To me, marriage is a dedication to a shared life. Someone to love, someone who loves you back, and someone who keeps choosing the same direction alongside you. I think it gives language and ritual to a promise we’ve already been living.’
Paige started her bridal brand in 2011 and shot to fame in 2016 when she starred on the TLC reality show Say Yes To The Dress.
She was previously married to Danny Wallis, but they split in 2018 after three years together.
