PewDiePie and Marzia Bisognin's wedding 'cost an estimated £121,500' (2023)

The nuptials of YouTubers PewDiePie and Marzia Bisognin are said to have cost the couple around £121,500.

Industry experts weighed the approximate cost of the ceremony and reception and calculated how much the event would have hurt social media stars.

And MailOnline can exclusively reveal the massive figure, which is a drop in the bucket for the couple, who are worth an estimated £27 million together.

London-based specialists in vintage, antique and bespoke engagement jewellery,gatsby jewelry, researched the details of the wedding to come up with estimated costs.

PewDiePie, real name Felix Kjellberg, who is YouTube's most subscribed independent creator, wanted an "intimate" affair, attended only by family and close friends.

Themed with biophilia, the ceremony took place at the stunning Nash Conservatory and Temperate House in Kew Gardens, which will cost anyone wishing to get married there around £21,000 inclusive. CUBA.

This is a reduced rate, thanks to the couple's decision to get married on Monday.

Kew Gardens has a limited list of caterers when it comes to hospitality, and only an average of 40 guests showed up for the wedding breakfast.

The couple is known to be quite private, so cheap food probably wasn't an option. This part of the event comes to around £3,000, in£75 per head.

Kew Gardens also have a list of specific suppliers for production (lighting and sound), which can also cover DJ and microphone systems, which cost around £2,500 for lighting and sound system.

Considering the couple's sophisticated taste, it is estimated that they spent£6,000 on this part of the wedding.

Marzia shared an Instagram post to discuss her widely praised pink-hued wedding dress, which was designed and designed by Joanne Fleming.

With a structured corset, delicate long lace sleeves, a simple veil and layers of tulle around the hips, the designer gown prices start at £2,000, with additional materials.

With the delicate lace and light bespoke tulle in blush tones, the dress is estimated to have cost between £3,000 and £5,000.

The groom wore an elegant all-black satin-style tuxedo with an elegant pale pink pocket square to match the bride.

The star is fond of designer clothes, and based on London Savile Row prices, it likely cost around £5,600.

Buying a bespoke three-piece suit on Saville Row, which counts royalty and Hollywood actors among its clientele, typically costs around £5,000 on average.

Gatsby Jewelery said of Marzia's engagement and wedding rings, "The diamond is a round brilliant cut with what appears to be a very high white color, G or better."

The stone is in a claw setting with a funky rose gold bead design band. A diamond of this size and quality would have to be custom made, so this one is truly one of a kind.

Marzia paired the engagement ring with a uniquely plated rose gold band design (again, this would have been custom-made) and draws inspiration from the sweeping organic lines found in Art Nouveau jewellery.

If the engagement ring is indeed a diamond and not a modern moissanite alternative, the 2.5-3 carat grade G ring would cost approximately £75,000-100,000.

It's no surprise that the social media couple went out of their way to capture the perfect wedding photos, sending luxury and fashion photographers overseas to capture the special day.

The couple hired Jessica Kobeissi, a photographer and fellow YouTuber from Detroit, to take the dream shots shared on their Instagram. He also used a second photographer, Flannery Underwood of Los Angeles, to help support the photographic efforts.

Typically in London, wedding photography can cost an average of £1,520, but this one will cost upwards of £5,000, along with the necessary travel for the two photographers.

There was also a photo booth at the event, with snapshots posted on social media by wedding guests showing that Photobot was the chosen company for the photo booth.

This cost will have been around €900.

With additional costs not included here in the form of bespoke table decorations, floristry, invisible wedding cake and much more, the estimate of over £100,000 is considered a reasonable approximation.

The couple have been married for eight years since they first met, with the Swedish vlogger, 29, and the Italian social media star, 26, giving fans a preview of the special event on their Instagram and Twitter pages.

In addition to the stunning views of Kew, the party continued into the night, ending with a nightly ceremony lit by sparklers.

A witness told MailOnline on Tuesday: 'It was a late afternoon/early evening wedding. It appeared to be a small, intimate affair with only a select handful of people.

'The guests used the Elizabeth Gate, the same entrance as the customers. There didn't seem to be much security on site, just a few employees surrounding the venue with the wedding in full view of visitors.

"At one point, PewDiePie and Marzia appeared to be alone inside the Nash Conservatory, near Elizabeth Gate, while guests waited outside."

Marzia posted a stunning gallery of images to her social media pages, telling her 6.2 million Instagram followers that the day held special meaning for the couple.

She wrote: 'Yesterday, August 19th, after exactly 8 years since we met, we celebrated our marriage with our closest friends and family.

'It was the most beautiful day, which I will remember forever. I am so grateful to all the people who took the time to come to the event and help us celebrate our wedding.

"I feel like I'm the luckiest person and I'm so full of love. Incredibly happy to be able to call Felix my husband for the rest of our lives."

The couple met online in 2011 and Marzia moved to Sweden to live with PewDiePie six months later. They later moved to Brighton, UK, a hangout for YouTubers like Joe Sugg, Zoella and Alfie Deyes, with their pugs Edgar and Maya.

Marzia was a well-known fan of her now-husband's online career and is believed to have gotten into his DMs while he was still living in Italy. He answered and they approached.

Her screen name, before they met, was CutiePieMarzia, a supposed homage to her YouTube idol.

He flew to Italy to find her, recalling in a Swedish radio interview four years ago: 'If there was one thing I learned in this moment it was, if there's something you want, take it, otherwise leave it. So I went to Italy.

I didn't even tell anyone I was leaving. I left the house and left a note for my parents in the kitchen saying I couldn't take care of the dog anymore.

"My stay-at-home arrangement was that if I didn't have a job, I would have to walk the dog every lunch, a chore I performed miserably."

He admitted it was 'the craziest thing' he has ever done, saying: 'She was waiting with a friend at the arrivals gate. More beautiful in real life than in the videos you sent me.'

He proposed to her on April 27, 2018. Marzia announced the news on Instagram by posting a photo with an engagement ring and captioning, "Felix proposed!"

Together, the couple has 107 million YouTube subscribers, 24 million Instagram followers, and 22 million Twitter followers. Marzia, however, hasn't uploaded to YouTube in nine months, uploading a 'farewell' video in October of last year.