The Most Iconic Royal Wedding Gowns of All Time From Princess Diana to Queen Letizia, a look back at the evolution of royal bridal looks. Lady Charlotte Wellesley, daughter of Princess Antonia, Duchess of Wellington, a descendant of Queen Victoria, married financier Alejandro Santo Domingo in Best royal brides, Spain in May 2016.

The bride wore a bespoke Emilia Wickstead bridal gown with an off-the-shoulder neckline and a jaw-dropping train, accessorized with a veil scattered with pearls. Pierre Casiraghi, the second son of Caroline, Princess of Hanover, married Beatrice Borromeo, descendant of the Italian aristocratic House of Borromeo in three distinct ceremonies in 2015. Here, the bride wore a bohemian sheath with bell sleeves by designer Alberta Ferretti, capped off with a flower crown. Pierre and Beatrice’s 2015 wedding tour, the bride wore a custom v-neck A-line gown by Armani Privé, complete with two watteau pleated silk tulle streamers cascading behind her from her shoulders. Borromeo’s final and most risk-taking gown? A lilac Valentino Haute Couture gown, capped off with a headband of blooms. Prince Carlp Philip and Princess Sofia of Sweden were married in 2015 at the Royal Palace Chapel in Stockholm.