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They seemed, to some, like a match made in heaven: the big-screen siren and the baseball star. While Monroe's marriage to Joe DiMaggio didn't even last a year, the fur-collared brown wool suit she wore to their 1954 ceremony at San Francisco's City Hall was utterly timeless. (CREDIT: Popperfoto/Getty Images) More Best-Dressed Brides
Christian Dior designer John Galliano created this dip-dyed silk faille gown specifically for the singer's 2002 marriage to rocker Gavin Rossdale, and it's a triumph of personal style--equal parts girlie and punk, just like the pop star herself. (CREDIT: Thomas Rabsch/WireImage) More Best-Dressed Brides
Both of the brides wore Zac Posen at their 2008 ceremony: Ellen DeGeneres opted for a tailored ensemble consisting of white pants, a dress shirt, and a white vest, while DeRossi chose a dramatic (and beautiful) backless gown with a ballerina-inspired pale pink tulle skirt. (CREDIT: WireImage House/WireImage.com) More Best-Dressed Brides
The future first lady (and fashion icon) wore a voluminous ivory silk taffeta gown by the designer Ann Lowe when she married John F. Kennedy in 1953. A portrait neckline and wide, embellished skirt emphasized Jackie's small waist, and an heirloom lace veil, originally belonging to her grandmother, completed the super-romantic ensemble. (CREDIT: Bachrach/Getty Images) More Best-Dressed Brides
Yes, her puff-sleeved, ruffled, silk taffeta gown--decorated with lace, embroidery, sequins, and around 10,000 tiny pearls--wasn't exactly understated. But then neither was anything else about Diana's royal wedding to Prince Charles in 1981. (CREDIT: Lichfield/Getty Images) More Best-Dressed Brides
Holmes once confessed that she fantasized about marrying Tom Cruise when she was a little girl--and the ornate, off-the-shoulder Armani she wore to their 2006 Italian wedding may very well have been the sort of gown she imagined wearing. Adorned with Swarovski crystals, embroidery, and a silk train, and topped with a floor-length veil made of ivory tulle, this was a true dream dress. (CREDIT: Keystone/Getty Images) More Best-Dressed Brides
They seemed, to some, like a match made in heaven: the big-screen siren and the baseball star. While Monroe's marriage to Joe DiMaggio didn't even last a year, the fur-collared brown wool suit she wore to their 1954 ceremony at San Francisco's City Hall was utterly timeless. (CREDIT: Popperfoto/Getty Images) More Best-Dressed Brides
Elizabeth Taylor's Cleopatra co-star Richard Burton was her fifth husband. (And her sixth--they remarried less than two years after their first divorce.) So it makes sense that, in 1964, she decided against a traditional white dress. Instead, Taylor opted for a round-necked daffodil yellow chiffon mini topped with a headdress made of white hyacinths and lilies of the valley. (She wore green to their do-over in 1976.) (CREDIT: William Lovelace/Evening Standard/Getty Images, Apic/Getty Images) More Best-Dressed Brides
In 1956, she played a princess onscreen in The Swan and then assumed the role in real life: The pearl-studded, long-sleeved gown she wore to marry Monaco's Prince Rainier was a parting gift from Grace Kelly's former studio, MGM. Conceived by costume designer Helen Rose--and constructed by three dozen seamstresses over six weeks--the elaborate silk faille, silk tulle, and rose point lace confection was pure Hollywood fantasy. (CREDIT:Popperfoto/Getty Images, STF/AFP/Getty Images More Best-Dressed Brides
Donald's daughter was reportedly inspired by Grace Kelly's classic gown: She converted to Judaism in order to marry Jared Kushner in 2009, and required a slightly more covered-up style. Vera Wang was happy to oblige. "I seized on the chance to do a dress that wasn't naked," the designer said at the time. (CREDIT: Brian Marcus/Fred Marcus Photography via Getty Images) More Best-Dressed Brides
At 21, she personified the adjective gamine: Her close-cropped hair perfectly complemented her delicate features. And the ensemble she wore to wed Frank Sinatra in 1966--a pale mini-dress paired with a short, boxy matching jacket--likewise balanced sweet with chic. (CREDIT: Hulton Archive/Getty Images) More Best-Dressed Brides
