The most iconic celebrity wedding looks

In 2011, Kate Middleton became the Princess of Wales in this spectacular Alexander McQueen gown. And the tiara? Just 888 diamonds on it.

Bianca Jagger changed her dress into a pantsuit with the help of Yves Saint Laurent.

Grace Kelly, from Hollywood to the royal palace of Monaco. One of the most iconic bridal gowns in history, tailor-made by designer Helen Rose.

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Royalty Beatrice Borromeo married Pierre Casiraghi, Princess Grace of Monaco's grandson in classic family style, wearing custom Armani Privé and family heirlooms.

Amal Clooney married in Venice and wore trousers. Wow.

Priscilla Presley made the babydoll silhouette trendy as a look for a wedding dress.

Linda Gilbert wanted to marry David Carradine in a velvet jacket and got married in a velvet jacket. Long live Flower Power.

The singer Lulu married Maurice Gigg in the middle of winter. Hence this nuptial look with the Snow Queen coat. She became the example for winter weddings.

Rose Leslie married Kit Harrington in this romantic style with lace and white flowers.

Romina Power starred in one of the most sophisticated bridal moments of the era by combining her dress with a draped hood instead of a traditional veil.

For her wedding to Frank Sinatra, Ava Gardner remained true to herself and wore a delicate party dress with silk leaves on the covers and sleeves.

While the marriage didn't end well, this look defined a moment. It was an ivory silk taffeta and antique lace gown, with a 25-foot (7.6 m) train and a 153 yards (140 m) veil.

Julie Andrews didn't just have a famous wedding in 'The Sound of Music'. She also wore a gorgeous wedding gown when she married Tony Walton in 1959.

Debbie Reynolds was one of the few famous brides who wanted to maintain the custom of marrying, and celebrating afterwards, with white gloves.

Natalie Wood, a wedding dress with so much love and profusion of lace - from the hood to the skirt. Robert Wagner was lucky to have her.

In 2011, Kate Moss stunned with this bohemian chic gown made for her by John Galliano for her wedding to The Kills' frontman, Jamie Hince. The couple didn't last, but this picture will continue making brides jealous for decades.

Britt Ekland, another famous winter bride. White gloves, black fur coat over the dress and a large bow in the hair.

The wedding of Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas became a social event in Bollywood style.

To marry Mel Ferrer, Audrey Hepburn opted for the 'New Look' of a midi dress with a closed collar and accompanied by flowers in the hair as an alternative to the updo for short hair.

Who said brides couldn't wear short? Audrey Hepburn's style for her wedding to Andrea Dotti, with Givenchy's pink minidress, dismantles all customs.

Eva Longoria married in a Chanel pink dress. A look of 100%.

Gloria Vanderbilt wore a wedding dress that was simple, unique, and perfect.

For her civil wedding to Paul Newman, Joanne Woodward wore a sober, long-sleeved, white dress with lapels. As if she didn't care about the look and, at the same time, it illuminated her.

Nicky Hilton married as the socialité she is: wrapped in lace and wearing a princess skirt. By Valentino.

Lauren Bacall in a suit with triangle silhouette. Lauren Bacall marrying the love of her life, Humphrey Bogart.

Dita Von Teese married surrounded by red roses, in a violet Vivienne Westwood. Her dress was on display at the Victoria & Albert Museum in London (image).

To marry Roman Polanski, Sharon Tate opted for a short wedding dress and combined it with white pantyhose and ballerinas.

An inspiration for winter brides: Pattie Boyd. White pantyhose and Beatle George Harrison at the end of the aisle.

Of all Elizabeth Taylor's wedding dresses, this may be the most legendary.

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