Pär Engsheden created Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden’s wedding dress for her 2010 marriage to Daniel Westling.
Victoria married Daniel Westling in Stockholm on 19 June 2010. Engsheden’s gown used a clean, classic bridal shape with a wide neckline, a fitted bodice and a long train. The dress was made from duchess satin, a fabric known for its smooth surface and substantial structure.
The look drew attention because it combined traditional royal formality with restrained modern styling. Victoria wore the Swedish royal family’s Cameo tiara and a long veil, linking the contemporary gown to earlier Scandinavian royal weddings.
The designer is sometimes confused with Ida Sjöstedt, who created Princess Sofia of Sweden’s wedding dress in 2015. Pär Engsheden is specifically associated with Victoria’s 2010 bridal gown, while Sofia’s later dress came from a different Swedish designer.