The 1956 wedding of Hollywood actress Grace Kelly and Monaco’s Prince Rainier III was one of the most glamorous weddings of that era, and it continues to be a favorite to reminisce.
Kelly wore a gown created by Hollywood costume designer Helen Rose that was adorned with pearls, and her white pumps were also sprinkled with coordinating pearls.
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“It was such an incredible affair, and it’s left such a mark on people,” the couple’s son Prince Albert told People earlier this year.
Another wedding that left a mark was that of John F. Kennedy and Jacqueline Bouvier in 1953 in Newport, R.I. Bouvier wore a gown created by designer Ann Lowe.
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Some of Hollywood’s biggest stars were married more than just once or twice. In 1959, Elizabeth Taylor married Eddie Fisher — her fourth husband — in Las Vegas. That time around, she wore a green chiffon dress paired with matching green satin pumps.
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At her 1966 wedding to Gunther Sachs, French actress was the epitome of chic when she eschewed her shoes to be carried away after her nuptials.
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One unconventional wedding outfit came courtesy of Yoko Ono, who married John Lennon in Gibraltar in 1969. She wore white sneakers with white knee-high socks.
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