Real Housewife Of Miami's $1 Million Wedding: Joanna Krupa Marries Romain Zago In Extravagant Ceremony To Air On Bravo

Anyone who watches "The Real Housewives" on Bravo knows that money is never an object. And that certainly stands true for Miami housewife Joanna Krupa, who has recently tied the knot in one of the most expensive weddings to date.

The "Real Housewives of Miami" star and former "Dancing With the Stars" contestant, 34, married her longtime boyfriend, Romain Zago, 40, on Thursday. The cost of the wedding was $1 million. The extravagant evening wedding took place poolside at the Park Hyatt Aviara resort in San Diego.

Joanna Krupa wore a dress that most brides would fight for. At $30,000, the Chagoury Couture gown featured a strapless, sweetheart neckline and a combination of Swarovski crystals and rhinestones lining the top. The extensively ruffled bottom was short in the front and featured a ceaseless train in the back. She also wore a silk tulle veil that featured beading on it, but didn't overdo the bling overall, sporting only her engagement ring and a bracelet. Zago, Krupa's now husband, a businessman and nightclub investor, wore a traditional black tux.

Her hair was styled down, and she wore sparkly silver peep-toe platform slingback heels to show off her model legs.

Zago, a businessman and nightclub investor, wore a traditional black tux, leaving all the attention to his bride.

No expenses were cut for the all-inclusive wedding that featured a floating aisle across the hotel's glistening swimming pool decorated by candles and white roses and hydrangeas floral arrangements created by Petals LA. After the ceremony, the newlyweds partied with their 150 guests in the hotel's grand ballroom that was outfitted to the nines.

Krupa's "Real Housewives" castmates Lisa Hochstein, Adriana De Moura, and Alexia Echevarria were in attendance, and fans will get to see the wedding when the show airs for its third season on Bravo.  

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