A bride says "I do" wearing a wedding gown with a 1.2 mile train. Photo: Sun Xin Ji, ZUMA Press
It took the bridal party -- who did more "to have and to hold" than the couple -- over three hours to unfurl the gown that included 9,999 red silk roses scattered along the lengthy extension of her dress.
The couple has applied for the Guinness World record.
Groom Zhao Peng was inspired after seeing the former Romanian record holder's dress with a train length of just under a mile, cites the source.
We'd like to see someone attempt to beat that!

It took wedding guests over 3 hours to unfurl the 1.2 mile long wedding train. Photo: Sun Xin Ji, ZUMA Press
We hope they have an equally long marriage!
Now, if only there were a toilet paper roll big enough to make a replica of that train!
Toilet Paper Wedding Dresses
Ann Kagawa Lee of Honolulu, Hawaii, won first prize -- and $1,000 -- for her impressive origami work.
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The back view of Lee's dress, which has been compared to Oscar de la Renta's work.
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The accompanying hat that Lee constructed out of toilet paper, tape, and glue.
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Terri Glover of Marlin, Texas, won second place in the contest, bringing in $500, for her impeccably fitted bridal gown.
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The back view of Glover's mermaid-style gown.
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Guadalupe Andrade of Reseda, California, won third place and $250 for her detailed, strapless dress.
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The back view of Andrade's gown, which has working buttons!
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