Royal Brides

[CyrilSebastian]

Queen Sophia of Spain's wedding train was 35 feet.   
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NL-axVM5Wx0

[CyrilSebastian]

Princess Anne of Great Britain's wedding gown   
http://www.pinterest.com/pin/431923420518300507

[CyrilSebastian]

Empress Eugenie of France, 1853   
http://www.gettyimages.pt/license/538296451     
http://www.gogmsite.net/_...ess-eugenie-famous-3.jpeg

[Principessa]

Well.....opinions and tastes (may) differ

https://en.247mirror.com/...UqScR86v5mOUXUr_O4cMYrMWo

I miss among others Max's dress, while the dresses of Mary, Sofia and Meghan a.o. aren't iconic IMO

[Hester]

Well.....opinions and tastes (may) differ

https://en.247mirror.com/...UqScR86v5mOUXUr_O4cMYrMWo

I miss among others Max's dress, while the dresses of Mary, Sofia and Meghan a.o. aren't iconic IMO

I’m glad they included Mary’s awful dress and awful triumphal face. Poor Fred.

[A Citizen not a Subject]

Well.....opinions and tastes (may) differ

https://en.247mirror.com/...UqScR86v5mOUXUr_O4cMYrMWo

I miss among others Max's dress, while the dresses of Mary, Sofia and Meghan a.o. aren't iconic IMO

I’m glad they included Mary’s awful dress and awful triumphal face. Poor Fred.

No.21 Lady Rose Windsor married Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex?  Sophie must be furious!

I’ve said it before, but I adore Sarah Chatto’s dress. So many that looked great at the time really haven’t aged well, but hers was truly timeless.

[jolene]

Princess Margaret's is my favorite. It would still be stylish today.

[Gemsheal]

I loved Charlene of Monaco's dress, and the way she styled her hair with the diamond pieces, was (is) a lesson for all royal and semi-royal brides. 

[Cordelia Fitzgerald]

Leti's dress was $8 million???   

I thought Zara's looked cobbled together; that deep hem made it look like it had been made for a much shorter woman and altered at the last minute.

For me, Victoria's entire look will always be my absolute favorite; everything about it was sheer perfection.

Although Charlene, Stephanie (Lux), and Gabriella Windsor are each a close second!

This was a fun article; thanks for posting!

[anastasia beaverhausen]

Leti's dress was $8 million???   

I thought Zara's looked cobbled together; that deep hem made it look like it had been made for a much shorter woman and altered at the last minute.

For me, Victoria's entire look will always be my absolute favorite; everything about it was sheer perfection.

Although Charlene, Stephanie (Lux), and Gabriella Windsor are each a close second!

This was a fun article; thanks for posting!

I side eyed that $8 million Cordelia. There were so many errors in that narrative what’s one more? 

And Tatiana’s dress was my favorite.  I’m not sure I’ve seen it before.

[Paulina]

Victoria was gorgeous in her gown and the rare person who can wear that neckline, sort of boat like, and look great.

[Principessa]

Occasionally far-fetched, but in this article they compare royals who wore a similar wedding dress. And eeeeehhh, since when is Pippa a royal??

https://www.marieclaire.c...h-similar-wedding-dresses

[Principessa]

Off course I have seen parts of the Dutch and British royal weddings, in particular from the main 'line'. But the wedding of Joachim and Alexandra was one of the first that I really consiously noticed. I liked the 'winterdress' of Alexandra at the time. She looked like a fairy tale IMO.




Nowadays you see the wrinkles and all. But it is certainly still better than that fugly dress of Mary.

[Principessa]

The royals and related with a typical lace dress:

[Antevorta]

My favorite wedding look will always be Victoria's.  The dress, the veil, the tiara!

Second to that, the dresses of Stephanie and Claire of Luxembourg were gorgeous and I have to give Eugenie's a thumbs up as well.