Grace Kelly during her wedding to Prince Rainier of Monaco on April 20, 1956. Bettmann. Handmade by Rose and 30 seamstresses in MGM’s studio ateliers, the gown was made of 300 yards of antique ...

LONDON — It was the lace wedding dress that launched a million lace wedding dresses when Grace Kelly married Prince Rainier of Monaco on April 19, 1956. The princess’ Helen Rose dress was a ...

Many details were included on the gown such as an ivory satin bodice with lace applique, with a floral pattern, and long lace sleeves. The back of the dress had 58 button and in total the skirt ...

Her ceremony dress featured a halter-neck, drop-waist silhouette and layers of champagne and ivory tulle ruffles, creating a dramatic, 16-foot train with 27 tiers. "With every step, it almost ...

New York Post Shopping exclusively interviewed Kleinfeld Bridal for the scoop on how to shop for mother of the bride dresses in 2024. Plus, browse through our 16 favorites.

Although her family scored the sparkly lace dress a 10 out of 10, Richie-Fuchs knew it wasn't "the one." Richie-Fuchs had already gone wedding dress shopping with her mom, sister, and grandma ...

Known as the 'Gathered Waist Floor-Length Dress In Ivory' the £990 design was subtle yet ethereal and the 50-year-old teamed ...

Designed by husband-and-wife team David and Elizabeth Emanuel, the ivory taffeta gown was intricately embroidered with sequins, frilled lace, and 10,000 pearls, and valued at an estimated $115,000.

The ivory gown color matches different skin tones and gives a pure feeling while becoming the best wedding dress for a pear shape. The dress’s layers flow to the ground, covering up any concerns.

Actor-dancer Lauren Gottlieb tied the knot with her longtime partner, Tobias Jones, in a dreamy wedding in Tuscany, Italy.

It comes in pink, champagne and ivory. What you should consider: The dress is not as well-made as some of the others. The colors may also differ from the photographs.

The Princess of Wales photographed on her wedding day, wearing a gown designed by Sarah Burton for Alexander McQueen, April 29, 2011. The princess' dress has become the focus of a new viral video.