From Grace Kelly to Meghan Markle, these royal brides’ gowns will go down in history Nicole Briese is a contributing writer at PEOPLE. She has been working at PEOPLE since 2022. Her work has ...

Grace Kelly’s wedding dress is the pinnacle of royal and celebrity bridal fashion. Learn the fascinating story behind the ...

For centuries, women have looked to royal brides for inspiration when choosing their wedding dresses, whether it be the virginal white gown of Queen Victoria in 1840 to the simple boat-necked creation ...

Known for their extensive guests lists, opulent ceremonies, and multi-tier confections, there's so much excitement and intrigue surrounding a royal wedding. However, in addition to the numerous ...

Any royal wedding has a number of elements to be in awe of. Whether it's the elaborate procession, the lengthy guest list, or the first sighting of the newlyweds after they say “I do,” there are so ...

Royal weddings have been captivating the public for years, but the most talked-about part of them always happens to be the bride’s dress. While royals are known to opt for classic and timeless ...

Some royal family members have worn daring wedding dresses with standout details. The Queen Mother's trendy 1920s wedding gown broke from royal tradition. Princess Eugenie's wedding dress featured a ...

Royal weddings are huge events for royal followers everywhere, with the brides’ wedding dresses often being the talk of town. Meghan, Duchess of Sussex’s wedding in 2018 was no different. Her dress ...

Seven years after Meghan Markle's marriage to Prince Harry captivated the world, the full breakdown of the Duchess of ...

The Emanuels are the most high-profile example of the extraordinarily bad omens that can emanate from a virginal-looking meringue. One minute they were a quirky, studenty couple of unknowns and the ...

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