On Aug. 6, Real Housewives of New Jersey star Teresa Giudice tied the knot with her now-husband, Louie Aruelas, at the beautiful Park Chateau Estate & Gardens in East Brunswick, New Jersey.

A number of celebrities joined the celebration, including The Real Housewives of Atlanta castmates Cynthia Bailey, Phaedra Parks and Kenya Moore, plus The Real Housewives of Dubai star Chanel Ayan.

Soon after the wedding, the newlywed bride took to social media to share footage of the celebration. And if the short clip she posted is any indication, it’s safe to say the wedding was one of the biggest celebrations of the year.

The wedding footage received rave reviews from fans who filled the Instagram comment section with congratulations and well wishes. But many of the comments also noted the wedding decor and other arrangements.

Giudice captioned the video clip, thanking her husband, family and friends. She also thanked the professionals who “worked so tirelessly” to make their “dream wedding” happen. At the top of the list were event designer Preston Bailey and event planner Jessica Rogers.

Of course, the newlyweds agreed to film the wedding, but unfortunately, they decided not to debut it on The Real Housewives of New Jersey. Instead, fans can see it for themselves in an upcoming Bravo special.

Love her or hate her, Teresa Giudice knows how to get people talking. But this time, the internet is buzzing over her beautiful wedding and ceremony. Here is what you should know about the Black event designer that helped make it all happen:

Preston Bailey has worked with the rich and famous.

Aside from the Real Housewives wedding, Bailey is no stranger to working with the rich and famous. In fact, the renowned designer has worked with a number of celebrity clients, with many clamoring to collaborate with him on future projects.

He was the designer behind Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner‘s wedding. And as one of the top seven celebrity wedding planners by InStyle, Bailey has quickly become a celebrity himself.

Many in the industry call him the greatest to ever do it. And judging by his intricate designs, they might be right.

He has a podcast where he talks about wedding planning.

Bailey has worked many years in the industry and, as a result, he has a lot to get off his chest. Fortunately, he does just that in his podcast STOP!…and Smell the Roses.

In the podcast, Bailey discusses all things wedding planning, including the secrets, tools and technologies he uses in his craft. But most importantly, Bailey talks about his journey toward personal growth and success.

In the podcast, he sits down with a number of his celebrity clients on the podcast to discuss their special event and how Bailey made their dreams become a reality. Plus, he teaches his audience how meditation and mindfulness can help them do the same.

His work has been featured around the world.

Many people recognize Bailey for his beautiful wedding designs, but he has worked on other projects. In fact, he has an extensive portfolio filled with his designs for corporate events, birthday celebrations and other parties.

Bailey is known for his dramatic floral arrangements, from centerpieces to garland curtains. His work is celebrated around the world, including in Jakarta, Indonesia; New York; Hong Kong; Bahrain; and London. He even created a moving floral carousel to be featured at the Wynn Las Vegas.

Bailey is known for his striking statement pieces, as well. For example, his floral chandeliers and entrances are a popular request among clients. He also designed an elaborate custom firework display for LeBron and Savannah James.

He has a love for the country of Panama.

Panama is a beautiful country in Central America known for its warm weather and tropical islands, as well as the Panama Canal. But many of your favorite celebrities have ties to the country, including actress Tatyana Ali, model Tyson Beckford, and, of course, Bailey.

Bailey may be a big celebrity in America, but he is an even bigger celebrity in his home country of Panama. And the feeling is mutual, as Bailey also has a deep connection to his roots.

He even draws inspiration from the country in his design process. Because Panama is recognized for its lush, green trees, he incorporates them into his designs.

Bailey teaches his extraordinary skills in a class.

Sure, Bailey is a multitalented event designer with artwork featured all over the world. But even at the top, he remains humble. Bailey is committed to helping others, whether at work or at play. He authored seven books, five of which ranked as best sellers. He also helps others through teaching.

Having more than 40 years of experience and background in the industry, Bailey has amassed a wealth of knowledge. And fortunately for fans, he teaches everything he knows in his PB Protégé program with specialized courses that provide “mentorship and education to industry professionals at all levels.” Students can learn all there is to know about design, including how to execute an event from start to finish.

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