10 gorgeous toilet paper wedding dresses that will make you regret spending so much on your own

10 gorgeous toilet paper wedding dresses that will make you regret spending so much on your own

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BY HAYLEY WILBUR

Say yes to....the toilet paper dress?

Whoever thought the staple was meant to start and end in the bathroom certainly has not seen these gorgeous wedding dresses.

Ten finalists were tasked at designing wedding dresses made out of toilet paper for the 11th annual Cheap Chic Weddings Toilet Paper Wedding Dress Contest sponsored by Charmin.

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Statistically speaking, the average woman spends $1,281 on her wedding dress, according to the most recent survey on The Knot. The competition proves that you might not need to spend an outrageous amount on what to wear on your special day.

The contestants were only allowed to use four everyday materials: Toilet paper, super glue, tape, and a needle and thread. Designs ranged from flower bodices to removable skirts. With these intricate details, you would have had no idea the dresses were made out of toilet paper.

Who needs Say Yes To The Dress when you have these stunning finalists’ designs?

• 1. Carol Touchstone

  

  This dress used the most amount of rolls - 74!

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• 2. Donna Vincler

  

  The former Miss Mississippi 1980 used 22 rolls of toilet paper.

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• 3. Frank Cazares

  

  This dress was inspired by and dedicated to women who have been affected by breast cancer.

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• 4. Judith Henry

  

  Henry used the least amount of rolls, just 8!

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• 5. Julie Haas

  

  The theme of this gown is "purple."

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• 6. Katrina Chalifoux

  

  The jewels on this dress were made with glue and gold tape.

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• 7. Mimoza Haska

  

  Haska, who won the grand prize in 2013, was insired by gardens, roses and white petals.

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• 8. Roy Cruiz

  

  This dress has a detachable overskirt.

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• 9. Susan Masarek Wilson

  

  Wilson's dress is a fusion of South Asian and Western styles.

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• 10. Tony Araujo

  

  This dress was made out of 11 rolls of toilet paper.

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The gowns will be featured during a finale fashion show at Kleinfeld Bridal Boutique on June 17. Not only will the winner receives $10,000, but their design will inspire a ready-to-wear dress that will be created by Kleinfeld Bridal.