The 10th annual toilet paper wedding dress contest in Midtown, New York June 12, 2014. There was something old, something new, something borrowed and something double-ply for 10 designers who battled it out on Thursday for $10,000 and the top prize in the 10th annual toilet paper wedding dress contest held in New York City.
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A model presents a creation by designer Katrina Chalifoux named ‘Kendall’ during the 10th annual toilet paper wedding dress contest in Midtown, New York June 12, 2014. The materials to make the dress include 28 rolls of Charmin Basic, seven mega rolls of Charmin Ultra Soft, glues, duct tape, medical tape and thread. Reuters -
A model presents a creation by designer Frank Cazares of Anaheim, California during the 10th annual toilet paper wedding dress contest in Midtown, New York June 12, 2014. The materials used to make the dress include 22 rolls of Charmin Ultra Strong, hot glue and Elmer’s glue. Reuters -
Models present the creations. Reuters -
Models Melissa August, of Washington, DC, and Elaine Hayhurst (R), wait for the start of the 10th annual Cheap Chic Weddings Toilet Paper Wedding Dress Contest. Contestants are only allowed to use toilet paper and glue to create the dresses. EPA -
A model presents a creation by designer Terri Glover. The materials to make the dress include five mega rolls of Charmin Ultra Strong, glues, duct tape, clear tape, invisible tape and thread. Reuters -
Designer and model Susan Brennan, of Orchard, Lake, Michigan, smiles after being awarded 1st place. EPA
In pictures: Toilet paper wedding dress contest in NYC
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