Wedding dresses worn by popular people are always being looked at by any bride to be. They are always, at one point or another, the inspiration to another person’s wedding dress.
We, for example, swooned over the Duchess of Cambridge’s wedding dress on her wedding day.
And here are 100 of the most iconic wedding dresses of all time as per Team Elle. Did your favorite make the cut?
Oxfam is appealing for more second-hand wedding dress donations because demand at it’s bridal outlets is booming. The charity runs five dedicated bridal stores in England, with wedding dresses ranging in price from £75 for a three-quarter-length dress to about £600 for a designer gown. The average price for a dress is around £250. More…
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The actress Hilary Swank ties the knot with social entrepreneur Philip Schneider in a stunning yet intimate wedding location close to her California home. Alexandra Macon of Vogue detailed the joys for us. Actress Wears Elie Saab Couture and Christian Dior at Her Wedding in the Redwoods Hilary wore a white lace and embroidered dress…
Getting married with bump? No worries the wedding gowns are just as stunning.
Every girl dreams being a princess at one point in their life. And more often than not, it is realized on the day of their wedding. Who would not feel like a princess when you wear the wedding dress of your dreams? And to give you some insights on what real life princesses wedding gowns…
Back then, it was the tradition for weddings to have the bridal mothers wearsomething matronly. Or something beige. It’s always beige for some reason. Whatever the case, it used to be the norm for the mother of the bride to show up at thewedding wearing something that is definitely not there to make a statement. Fortunately, that’s in…