Most Fashionable Celebrity Wedding Dresses

The supermodel married musician Jamie Hince in the Cotswolds in June 2011, choosing a dress custom made by her friend John Galliano. The bias-cut dress is typical of Galliano's style and references his 1920s dresses.

In May 1971, Bianca Pérez-Mora Macias married Mick Jagger in Saint-Tropez, nine months after they first met. The Yves Saint Laurent suit she wore was No blousonhas endured as the perfect bride's (or at least alternative) perfection.

After much speculation about who would design her wedding dress, Kate Middleton arrived at Westminster Abbey in April 2011 to marry Prince William wearing an Alexander McQueen gown designed by Sarah Burton. The nine-foot-long silk gazar gown featured a lace bodice and sleeves, and a veil trimmed with roses, thistles, daffodils, and shamrocks, representing the countries that make up the United Kingdom. Middleton completed the look with a borrowed Queen Elizabeth's Cartier Halo tiara.

Knowles established a new formula for celebrity weddings when she wed in New Orleans in 2018. The musician posed for stylized portraits worthy of a magazine editorial (featuring sister Beyoncé, naturally) and wore a series of outfits, like this Stéphane Rolland jumpsuit, setting a new precedent for brides looking for more modern options.

Sofia Coppola's PriscillaPriscilla Beaulieu married Elvis Presley in Las Vegas in May 1967. The bride wore a long-sleeved lace dress that was said to be of her own design, but for Coppola's film, Chanel had a replica made for actress Cailee Spaeny to recreate the scene. Her look on the day, and in the film, was completed with a voluminous three-foot veil and plenty of black eyeliner. Copycats would be hard pressed to find a better match than Molly Goddard's veil.

Before she was Beckham, she was Posh Spice, and before that, Victoria Adams. When she married her soccer player boyfriend in Ireland in 1999, Beckham wore a custom-made pale gold Vera Wang gown, then later married her new husband in a matching purple outfit by Antonio Berardi.

Like many brides, Markle changed outfits on her wedding day to transition from the traditional to the celebratory: She wore a custom Givenchy dress by Clare Waight Keller when she arrived at St. George's Chapel in Windsor, then changed into a halter-neck Stella McCartney gown that spawned 1,000 imitations for her wedding party to Prince Harry.

When she married Gavin Rossdale in London in 2002, the musician commissioned John Galliano to create a custom Christian Dior dress. Together, the two came up with a dip-dyed dress made of ivory silk that faded to vibrant pink as it trailed behind her.