10 Wedding dresses worn by celebrities that hide little unknown secrets

Wedding dresses are essentially special as we wear them on unique occasions. Certain of these pieces, however, have an even deeper meaning for their owners. Many brides, including celebrities, want their dresses to be synonymous with good luck and happiness, deciding to include certain sentimental details or giving them a completely original touch.

We, from awesome.clubwe’ve put together 10 iconic wedding dresses worn by celebrities, with a special meaning or that hide little secrets ignored by most of the public.

Pippa Middleton’s dress had a high collar and looked pretty conservative in the front, but the back was a little more revealing. The neckline on her back left a little skin on display, giving her a more daring to a look that seemed to be very traditional🇧🇷 Pippa’s dress was long and high in the front, so showing off a little back was just right, fitting the occasion.

During her marriage to Nick Jonas, Priyanka Chopra wore several dresses. For the western wedding ceremony, she opted for a hand-embroidered gown with sophisticated details by Ralph Lauren. The actress wanted the play honor significant moments and people in her life, so the stylists hand-stitched Nick’s full name, parents’ names, and wedding date onto the dress. Priyanka even added a piece of lace taken from the dress worn by her mother-in-law at her wedding.

At age 12, Princess Eugenie underwent surgery to correct her scoliosis. The scar remained, and on her wedding day, she chose not to hide it. Instead, she asked the stylists to make a dress with plunging neckline on the back to show off branding🇧🇷 “For me, it’s a way to communicate with people who are going through similar scoliosis-related situations or who have their own scars that they are trying to deal with,” said the princess.

On her wedding day, Ellie Goulding wore a long-sleeved, hand-embroidered gown with a high collar. The organza collar and the silk tulle veil were embroidered the initials of the names of the bride and groom🇧🇷 For the refined result, 591 hours of work by the professionals involved were necessary.

Hilary Duff was another bride who also liked the idea of ​​having her own initials and those of her husband signed in the wedding dress. The piece, designed by Jenny Packham, was very modern thanks to the bulky shoulder pads and sleeves, long enough to touch the floor.

Following an old tradition, on her wedding day Diana wore something old, something new, something borrowed and something blue🇧🇷 “Something Old” was a fragment of old Queen Mary lace, “Something New” was the dress itself, “Something Borrowed” was the Spencer Tiara that was on the bride’s head, and a bow sewn into the gown’s bodice played the part. “something blue” role.

There was even a hidden amulet that should have worked to bring good luck: a golden horseshoe decorated with diamonds.

The marriage of the then Princess Elizabeth (the future Queen Elizabeth II) to Philip Mountbatten, Duke of Edinburgh, took place shortly after the Second World War. The nearly 4 m long fan-shaped tail was embroidered with flowers that represented post-war rebirth and growth. The design is believed to have been inspired by Botticelli’s painting Primavera.

The vintage style dress that Kate Moss wore on her big day was created by John Galliano. Kate chose John to develop her bridal look after having walked the catwalks wearing the professional’s pieces on several occasions throughout her modeling career. She explained her choice by saying, “I spent years inside your dressesand they make me feel very comfortable.”

Queen Victoria is often credited with have started the tradition of wearing white dresses at weddings. Although she wasn’t the first royal to wear white, her choice influenced bridal fashion. Following in the queen’s footsteps, many wealthy women connected to fashion also opted for this color when walking down the aisle.

Whether it’s true or not, we’ll never know, but Grace Kelly’s wedding dress seems to have certain magical powers. The dress with a fitted lace bodice and tulip skirt that the Princess of Monaco wore on her big day left so many brides enchanted that it still remains today. one of the most recreated in the world🇧🇷

And apparently, some famous brides were also inspired by the bridal look immortalized by Grace Kelly. In the photos below, we can see that Kate Middleton and Nicky Hilton were married in dresses of unquestionable similarity.

Among the dresses shown above, which one would fit your preferred style the most? How did you look on your big day? Comment!