Cosmic blogger and Internet superstar Chiara Ferragni has married singer Fedez, in the fashion world's wedding of the century that has everyone curious. From bachelorette parties to After parties, from dresses to wedding rings, everything you ever wanted to know about this wedding is here.

What is this highly anticipated wedding really like?

The wedding, which has attracted the attention of all Italy and the world, finally took place in the town of Noto on the island of Sicily in the early hours of this morning.

At the wedding, Chiara had a beautiful smile and was extremely happy.

Chiara and Fedez chose the Dimora delle Balze, a boutique hotel with 62 acres of gardens and citrus orchards on the outskirts of Noto, for their wedding.

On the wedding day, the place was decorated with flowers, as beautiful as a picture.

The most anticipated aspect of every wedding is the bride's dress. Three days before the wedding, Chiara announced on her Instagram account that she would be wearing Dior, designed by Dior creative director Maria Grazia Chiuri.

Maria Grazia Chiuri designed two Dior haute couture dresses for Chiara, one of which was detachable to different lengths, so Chiara wore it twice in different lengths on different occasions of the wedding. The main wedding dress used 400 meters of fabric and took 1,600 man-hours to make. The top is crocheted with a high neck and long sleeves, with a wide tulle skirt, a very classic design that will not go out of style.

Chiara wore her second Dior gown to the gala: a pale pink silk organza evening gown.

It is embroidered with important memories of the couple: lyrics written to Chiara by Fedez, a sign of the city where the couple lived, a lion representing their son Leone, and the date of their wedding on the shoulder band.

After the reception, the maxi dress was replaced with a shorter, ballet-style dress with a set of embroidered ballet shoes.

The groom, Fedez, wore the Italian brand Versace.

The bride's mother wore a sky-blue gown by Italian designer Alberta Ferretti, while the couple's son Leone also wore bespoke Dior: Mini black overalls and a custom shirt featuring a baby lion and his initials, also designed by Maria Grazia Chiuri.

The bridesmaids wore bespoke dresses designed by Alberta Ferretti in collaboration with Eco-Age. The dresses were also designed with environmental concerns in mind. The pink pleated dresses, which contain lace inlaid patterns, were created in collaboration with Eco-Age using recycled fabrics from old garments, recycled linings and zippers.

The pink georgette pleated bridesmaid dress with lace inlay came in two styles: one with a deep V-neck and the other with a chicken heart collar.

In addition to the dress, the wedding ring is also the highlight of a wedding. The wedding rings were designed by the couple themselves with the help of Pomellato, an Italian fine handmade jewelry brand. The two wedding rings are identical, elaborately made of gold and encrusted with delicate diamonds. The inside of the rings are engraved with each other's names, "Federico" for the bride, "Chiara" for the groom, and the date of their wedding, "September 1."

after the reception, the Dimora delle Balze was turned into a party venue for the wedding after party, inspired by the Coachella music festival, which will host 160 friends and family for three days, complete with fireworks, Ferris wheels and stage performances.

But it wasn't the first party at the wedding. On August 31, the day before the wedding, Alitalia, which had flown the bride and her son in on a private jet, sponsored a plane directly for the couple to take all their guests to Noto.

In order to bring everyone to a lavish welcome party for the couple at the Palazzo Nicolaci in the city center.

The bride-to-be at the welcome party wore a pink silk dress made for her by Prada, with clear crystals and sequin embroidery.

Gold crystal and metallic pearl embroidery set off deep V-necks on the sides as well as the front and back, with a silver and peach satin chain mail bag and peach satin shoes.

As an Internet celebrity, Chiara knows all too well how to make a bigger impact, and The Ferragnez, which was ubiquitous during the wedding, was perfect for social media.