The most daring wedding dresses royals have worn

The dress was created by royal dressmaker Madame Handley Seymour for the 1923 wedding. One of its trains fell from the shoulder, while the other fell from the hip.

The tea-length Christian Dior dress featured a V-neck and full skirt. Hayworth paired it with a matching Dior hat.

The dress was designed by husband and wife duo Elizabeth and David Emanuel.

Royal couturier Stewart Parvin designed Tindall's ivory silk and duchess satin dress. Most royal wedding gowns feature longer sleeves, so Tindall's shorter, sheer pieces of tulle stood out among other royal brides.

Designed by Peter Pilotto and Christopher De Vos, the gown featured a neckline that folded around the shoulders and a long, flowing train.

Eugenie told ITV's "This Morning" before her wedding that she intentionally chose a dress with a low back to "change the way beauty is" and "honor the people" who cared for her after her surgery.

"The color of the dress, which is a shade of blush, is obtained from different layers of tulle and organza that make the body of the gown," Beccaria told Town and Country.

The white silk moire taffeta dress was customized for Nina from Chanel's 2021 Autumn Winter Couture Collection. The deep V-neck, large bow, and billowing cape put a high-fashion spin on her royal wedding.