WhenParis Hiltonand husbandCarter Reumcut the cake at their lavish nuptials on Thursday, they had plenty of tiers to choose from.
The newlyweds celebratedtheir “I dos” with a stunning,6-ft.-tall wedding caketopped with a golden crown (that matched the shadow box their wedding invitations came in, natch).
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A central tier was stamped with a gold logo made up of Hilton and Reum’s initials, enclosed in a circle of garland.
That same element adorned the top of another two layers, while one featured a pink quilting pattern and the bottom tier, framed insets of that same texture aside gold fleur de lis decorations.
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Of course, the cake wasn’t the only thing Hilton and Reum’s guests dined on.
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Before dinner, passed appetizers featured many classic dishes fromPuck’s L.A. restaurant Spago, including spicy tuna tartare, smoked salmon pizza with fresh caviar, tempura shrimp, duck potstickers, devil quail eggs with caviar, mini chicken and leek pot pies, pot roast croquettes, Puck’s famous chinois chicken salad, and (as a vegan option), opal apple summer rolls.
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The food didn’t stop there. A three-course dinner followed, beginning with small plates of torched-to-order oysters Rockefeller, shrimp and Crab Louis parfait, seared scallop and hummus.
A first course included an Asian pear salad and a butternut squash tortellini, while the main entree let guests choose between a potato encrusted sea bass, grilled New York steak or vegetarian grilled eggplant “steak frites.”
Alongside a flourless chocolate cake, desserts of ice cream and fruit cobbler were also served.
And if all that food wasn’t enough, the pair provided a full late-night menu, with bites of 3-cheese grilled cheese sandwiches, mini cheeseburgers, duck fat french friends, pigs in a blanket, and peanut butter and jelly macarons.
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Hilton and Reum’s wedding was held at the former Bel Air estate of Hilton’s late grandfather Barron Hilton.
“I told him he couldn’t cry, because then I’d start crying and I would ruin my mascara before my walk. Of course, he did cry, but I think I started crying first,” Hilton wrote on her website on Friday. “It was a Cinderella moment and I knew I found my true love. I had a glam refresh after because if I walked the aisle with all that mascara running down my face, it would’ve been beyond.
At the reception, Hilton changed into two different looks — a princess-like Ghalia Lav gown for her first dance with Reum and then a much shorter Oscar de la Renta dress for the reception.
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source: people.com
