Paris Hilton's $60,000 wedding registry includes everything from a $4,900 vase to a $2,250 panther statue

• Paris Hilton is marrying Carter Reum on Thursday.
• The couple's wedding registry includes over $60,000 worth of items.

Paris Hilton's wedding registry is worth over $60,000.

The author, DJ, and reality TV star announced her engagement to Carter Reum in February of 2021.

Reum and Hilton, both 40, have been planning an elaborate three-day wedding for months, with Hilton telling Jimmy Fallon that she will wear 10 wedding gowns throughout the festivities.

The couple's wedding reception is set to take place this Thursday, November 11, according to Page Six.

Although Hilton and Reum's event will be more elaborate than the average couple's wedding, they are still sticking to tradition in one way: They created a wedding registry ahead of their nuptials.

The couple's Gearys registry contains multiple items that cost thousands of dollars, and in full, it's worth over $60,000.

For instance, it includes a Buccellati picture frame that costs $3,200, and a $2,150 Lalique Double Fish statue.

The most expensive item on the registry is a Lalique Naiades Vase that costs $4,900.

There are some more affordable items on Hilton and Reum's registry, like a $250 Hermès sugar box, a $60 Versace canape dish, and a $40 Rosenthal mug. However, the couple requested 12 of the mugs, which brings the total gift to $480.

Insider reported in 2019 that Hilton's net worth is an estimated $300 million, and experts believe her engagement ring from Reum could be worth $1 million.

Reum is a venture capitalist, and he is the fourth person Hilton has been engaged to, as Insider previously reported.

"When you find your soulmate, you don't just know it. You feel it," Hilton wrote of Reum in her Instagram post about their engagement in February. "There's no one I'd rather spend forever with.

Fans of Hilton will get greater insight into her wedding with "Paris in Love," a Peacock documentary about how she and Reum planned their nuptials.

The series will premiere on Peacock on November 11.