Lauren Conrad Reveals New Wedding Details And Why She Chose An Apple Theme

Lauren Conrad said "I Do" in Santa Ynez, California, on Sept. 13 to lawyer William Tell and now she is finally revealing all the details about her big day. The Laguna Beach alum exclusively told Us Weekly about her wedding day, ceremony and reception theme. Spoiler alert: it was beautiful.

From a Badgley Mischka lace gown (with a 10 foot train) to exchanging rose-gold rings, Lauren and William's wedding day was perfect. As a fashion designer herself, Lauren was very involved in creating her gown.

"I felt like I couldn't pull them off," Lauren told Us Weekly, about deciding to cut off the long sleeves that were originally part of the design. "I was like, 'Sir, if you don't cut them off, I'm going to use my kitchen scissors and cut them.'"

The happy couple also decided to exchange gifts in addition to exchanging vows in front on their friends and family. According to the publication, Lauren gave William a 1960s Omega Seamaster watch and William gave Lauren an apple locket (with a piece of the menu from their first date). It was a unique and sweet addition to the ceremony, which included hand-written vows.

So what did the bride do before walking down the aisle? She blasted music by Taylor Swift and Aretha Franklin while getting dressed for the ceremony, obviously.  She also had some fun and jumped up and down on her bed before getting her hair and makeup done.

The reception was very rustic and elegant, which matched Lauren's personal style. With gorgeous mason jars and hand-made flower bouquets, the event was perfect for the outdoor location. At the reception, guests were offered two specialty cocktails, including spiked lemonade and "Apple of my Eye," which was hard cider and brandy.

The bride made sure every little detail was in place at both the wedding and reception. "Lauren wanted everything to whimsical," wedding planner Cassandra Herschenfeld told the publication.

The most unique aspect of the wedding reception was the apple theme that spread throughout. Lauren even worked with her friend and baker Lauren Lowstan to make apple pies. "I was like 'I didn't think this through!' It was a lot, but I liked the idea of a home-baked dessert," The Hills star said after creating 50 apple pies.

In addition to the apple pies, there were apples at center of everyone's spot on the table during the reception. There were apple candies, playing cards, stationary and snacks at the reception as well.

Lauren revealed that the apple theme came about because of the famous Swiss legend about William Tell (which is also her husband's name) who was able to shoot an arrow through an apple on a boy's head with perfect accuracy.

The wedding was beautiful with numerous hand-made details that set it apart from any other wedding. You can see Lauren's wedding album at Us Weekly now.

Photos: Lauren Conrad's Facebook