See, the thing is, we don't get a lot of princesses over here. And for those of us in the wedding world, a royal wedding is like the sports equivalent of the Super Bowl, World Cup, and World Series all rolled into one.
We wonder how much Kate is getting to decide, what rules she is duty-bound to follow, and what traditions she will accidentally invent. And, of course, what she'll wear.
So, we hope we find something that you think Kate will love here or at least enjoy the search.
This ivory Satin trumpet gown with a square neckline and long sleeves jacket would feature French lace accents at the wrists, veil, and tiers of the gown. The simple elegance of the gown reflects her traditional style.
The designer created another ivory silk gazar A-line gown with a high neckline and sleeves of lace as a slightly more conservative option. The long, lace sleeves are a fabulous accent which is a regal and timeless gown fit for a modern princess.
For Kate, this silk gown with banded bodice, bias-draped skirt, and sheer lace halter. The neckline adds a touch of old world sophistication and glamour, much of what Kate embodies in her day-to-day life, and the silhouette is very sleek and flattering.
The gown is reflective of Kate's young, fresh style with a nod to tradition, the dress in this subtly beaded Alençon lace gown that features cap sleeves, a romantic, neckline, and a cathedral length train. The silhouette is elegant and refined, and the fabric is all about texture—corded lace, soft organza, and detailed threadwork.
This gown using ivory silk duchesse satin with mock turtleneck, andr the beautifully detailed hemline, This design would emphasize her elegant while the fullness of the skirt is suitably impressive for a royal wedding.
What about Diana Style? Improvement puff sleeve and a defined waist with a delicate Swarovski crystal belt. The gown's timeless elements are remembered us the tale of Cinderella, allowing Kate to shine through natural beauty on her wedding day.
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