This year is rich for Royal weddings, first, Kate Middleton now Duchess of Cambridge kept us waiting in anticipation to see her special wedding dress by Sarah Burton, and just a couple of days ago Charlene Wittstock now Princess Charlene of Monaco sparkled the whole principality in Giorgio Armani Prive white wedding dress.
Royal weddings remind us of fairy tales we all used to love when we were kids and these two weddings especially have something in common with “Cinderella”, both brides were not from Royal families. They also give us yet another proof that everything is possible, even to marry a real prince. Ahh, fairy tales :)
So, if you were dreaming to marry a prince one day, what kind of wedding dress you imagined to wear? And what do you think about the wedding dress choices the two brides have made?
To tell you the truth, when I first saw Kate Middleton’s wedding dress I was disappointed. Maybe because there were such a huge fuss in the press about the dress, everyone was so eager to see it. All this buzz raised my expectations really high and when I saw it on TV, I was disappointed. I thought that the dress was too simple to wear on a Royal wedding, I expected it to be over the top, something that you won’t see on a friend’s wedding.
But now, when I look at the dress, after all these wedding speculations are over, I actually think it was nice, the lace top was exquisite and the gown definitely suited the Duchess of Cambridge perfectly.
After being mildly disappointment with Kate Middleton’s wedding dress, I was not expecting anything from Charlene Wittstock’s wedding gown. And maybe that’s why I loved it so much! The dress was exactly like I pictured Royal wedding dress should be: adorned with 40,000 Swarovski crystals, gold and pearl hand embroidery on the front and a very long train. Luxurious and chic!
I have read some comments on other sites that the neckline is wrong for girls with broad shoulders, but I think it somehow worked for Princess Charlene of Monaco and looked great on her.
So, rich girls, what do you think about the Royal wedding dresses? Which one did you like the most?
If you want to see more pictures of Princess Charlene wedding dress you can see them here: fashionfame.com and Duchess of Cambridge wedding dress here: fashionista.com At least that’s where I took the pictures from.
Yours,
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I think that the second dress is beautiful!
Yeah, I think the same ;) it has some sparkles to it :)
I prefer Kate’s dress; it was very classy and elegant it just lacks some crystals. I also thougt that it was a bit too plain. But as far as the model goes it was perfect.
Yeah, I think Kate’s dress was a perfect shape, but it lacked some details. I like Charlene’s dress better, I love the embroidery.
and Charlene had proper flower girls, smiling and nice… comparing to one monster Kate had with scary face on all the pictures! :))
oh, that’s not nice.
I prefer Charlene’s – more tasteful. Queen like.
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“I thought that the dress was too simple to wear on a Royal wedding, I expected it to be over the top, something that you won’t see on a friend’s wedding.”
if you look at all the british royal wedding dresses, they are all like that. she cant wear something over the top and a strapless gown like most brides do. its not princess like, i guess (those people live in olden ages lmao)
BUT
i love kates so much more than Charlene’s,
i dont Charlene’s dress much. i mean its pretty, but then again neither dresses are my style
The wedding dress is just beautiful. i love it
[...] A girl from South Africa marrying into one of Europe’s oldest royal families, isn’t it a true fairy tale? And even though the wedding was clouded by suggestions that Charlene almost became a runaway bride after she found out about Prince Albert’s private life, the event turned out to be grand and beautiful. Maybe not as hugely discussed and viewed as the Royal Wedding of Catherine and William, but still breathtaking. And I actually loved Charlene’s wedding dress better. [...]