Celebrity wedding planner and host of WE TV's hit show "My Fair Wedding," David Tutera, and special occasion dress house Faviana collaboratively launch David Tutera by Faviana, a line of luxurious wedding gowns inspired by celebrity red carpet fashions. This is the first bridal fashion collection to carry the David Tutera name.

"Inspired by the red carpet, worn on the white carpet" is the signature of this new luxury collection for brides who want to capture the essence of celebrity style for their big day. Designs range from classic and beautiful to dramatic and innovative, while reflecting the culture of couture.

"I've always felt that every bride should feel like a celebrity on her wedding day," says David Tutera. "With my new partnership with Faviana, each gown is inspired by a celebrity who has worn it on the red carpet. I've seen women in the wrong dress, the wrong style, and the wrong silhouette for their body type. I wanted to make sure there was a dress for every woman out there that will make her look like a million bucks. I want to make every bride feel like a celebrity. That to me is special and different. Now movie star glamour is accessible for every woman. Now every bride can feel phenomenal on her wedding day."

"Our mission with the David Tutera by Faviana Collection is to bring couture and celebrity-inspired wedding dresses to the market at prices that make sense for today's bride" Omid Moradi, Faviana CEO.

Faviana's COO Navid Moradi reports, "We are thrilled to be working with David Tutera on this exciting new collection. David brings a contagious energy and enthusiasm to the project and, best of all, it's fun to work with him." Moradi adds, "David is a master of detail, combining his unique artistic skills with the 'big picture' vision of a Hollywood director."

Faviana is one of the world's leading designers and producers of stylish, sophisticated evening wear. Owned by the Moradi family for more than 20 years, Faviana is renowned for innovative style and exceptional fit. Faviana's quality workmanship is marked by their meticulous attention to detail including intricate beading, sequins and embroidery. The company has become the "go-to fashion resource" for all special occasions. Faviana head designer Shala Moradi says, "Our customer likes to stand out from the crowd. That's why we create so many styles each season. A woman ALWAYS wants to make a 'head-turning' entrance."

David's hit primetime show, "My Fair Wedding" on WE TV follows David as he completely transforms the wedding and look of a bride in distress, with only three weeks to go before her big day. With the clock ticking, Tutera overhauls the design plans and orchestrates all the physical and emotional transformations the bride needs to become a poised and graceful bridal beauty just in time.

David's impressive client list includes the weddings of Star Jones and NY Giants Antonio Pierce, events for Jennifer Lopez, Matthew McConaughey, the Grammy Awards, Elton John, Barbara Walters, the Rolling Stones, Kenneth Cole, Tommy Hilfiger, Susan Lucci, film premieres and parties for royalty, politicians and socialites.

David Tutera has also been featured on Oprah, The Today Show, Good Morning America, CNN, E!, Fox, The Bonnie Hunt show, The Tyra Banks show, and the Style Network. In addition People, USA Today, In Touch, Wall Street Journal, New York Times, In Style, Cosmopolitan, Redbook, Town & Country, Bridal Guide, The Knot, and Brides have all featured his work.

Faviana's unique designs have been featured on Access Hollywood, The View, the Today Show, E!, Reuters TV, CBS Evening News, Eyewitness News, NBC's Weekend Today and Inside Edition. Celebrities who have worn Faviana include Kim Kardashian, Entertainment Tonight's Thea Andrews, Dancing With The Stars' Samantha Harris and Hannah Montana's Emily Osment. The company has also provided gowns for Vanna White of ABC-TV's Wheel of Fortune, the cast of CBS-TV's The Bold and the Beautiful, WE TV's My Fair Wedding, as well as the "briefcase girls" of Deal or No Deal. Faviana dresses have graced the pages of O, The Oprah Magazine, OK!, Life & Style, InTouch Weekly, and Women's Wear Daily and are mentioned regularly on "Page Six" of the New York Post.