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Actors Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston fashionably tied the knot Saturday, July 29, 2000 at TV producer Marcy Carsey's Malibu mansion, with some of the industry's hottest designers contributing to a fairy tale wedding that reportedly cost $1 million.

Lawrence Steele, the American designer in Milan, designed Aniston's floor-length white silk tulle halter dress encrusted with tiny pearls. Manolo Blahnik's ivory suede sandals featured tiny ankle straps and double bows.

Hedi Slimane (pronounced Ee-dee Slim-arn, according to the Guardian), the menswear designer formerly at Yves Saint Laurent and currently at Dior, designed Pitt's dinner jacket. The Hedi Slimane jacket was worn with a straight, rather than bow, tie much to the chagrin of fashion experts, according to Vogue UK.

Steele also dressed Aniston's two bridesmaids in pale green silk chiffon tunics over off-white silk slips. Pitt's attendants wore Prada.

Two hundred guests turned out for the ceremony, which reportedly cost $1 million, replete with fireworks.

Designers Steele and Slimane also dressed the duo for the 2000 Oscars.

Brad and Jennifer's $1 million wedding on July 29, 2000, included a flower-bedecked canopy at a Malibu mansion owned by TV producer Marcy Carsey.

During the ceremony, Jennifer vowed to make Brad's favorite banana split and Brad promised to find a balance on the thermostat.

Brad and Jennifer had 200 guests, over 50,000 flowers, a gospel choir, four bands, and fireworks at their wedding reception. They served lobster and champagne.
Their wedding rings were designed by Brad Pitt and were matching white gold bands decorated with small diamonds.

Wedding guests included the cast of "Friends", Courtney Cox, Lisa Kudrow and David Schwimmer, along with Cameron Diaz, Melissa Etheridge, Edward Norton, and Salma Hayek.