5 Things You Didn’t Know About Kaley Cuoco’s Wedding
2018-07-23

Kaley Cuoco of The Big Bang Theory recently tied the knot with her fiance, Karl Cook. The wedding that took place at Karl Cook’s horse ranch in Southern California was an intimate and extravagant affair that revolved around the theme of animals, 1920s romance. 

Despite having chosen what seems like a simple celebration, the wedding was anything but that. Apart from her intricate Reem Acra silk chiffon dress and cape, which took 400 hundred hours and ten seamstresses to put together, here are five other interesting things at the #KCsquared wedding! 

1. Bridal makeup 

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She might have gone all out for her bridal outfit, but Kayley’s bridal look was completed with drugstore makeup! Her makeup artist, Jaime Greenberg, had reportedly used products such as Burt’s Bees eyeliner, mascara, lip-balm and crayon. 

2. Venue decorations 

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Kayley and Karl’s wedding decor were unquestionably #outdoorweddinggoals. Due to the expansive space, the couple went all out with the decorations. With tents flown in from Germany to a huge floral horseshoe wedding arch, this wedding had it all. They had their hashtag “KC²” displayed on gates and painted on the grass. To top it all off, a custom waterfall was flown in for the wedding as well.

3. Guest perks

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Guests at the wedding were definitely in for a good time with the various treats the couple had in store for them. Guests could enjoy a free shoe-shine service, drop by the beauty room to freshen up or catch up with each other in the wine or beer room. There was even foot massage available, should all that dancing wear them out. 

4. Wedding Entertainment

Apart from all the physical perks, the guests were also thoroughly entertained. Straying from the usual wedding entertainment, the KC² couple brought in acrobats, aerial acts, fire breathers and stilt walkers, among others. 

5. Wedding gifts

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When it came to their wedding gifts, the couple decided to take a different approach. Instead of accepting gifts for themselves, they requested for guests to send donations to Paw Works, an animal rescue organisation. 

It truly was a wedding like none other. Not only were the guests treated to a good time, but our four-legged friends had their share too!