Get The Royal Wedding Look

Well, we’ve finally seen the dress that we’ve all been waiting for. Kate Middleton (now Kate the Duchess of Cambridge), arrived at Westminister Abbey in a simply beautiful Alexander McQueen dress designed by Sarah Burton. With lace sleeves and neck, this A-line gown is perfect for our future queen as it’s full of sophistication with a hint of excitement.

Horay! Finally a stunning hightreet Royal Replica by Bhs. Inspired by Kate Middleton's dress, this exquisite gown is perfect for every bride. The dress features an elegantly scalloped lace v-neckline over the sweetheart bodice mixed with delicate lace and a luxurious satin. The detachable train is 0.9 metres and has multiple layers creating a sensational train.

Of course, the other show stoppers of the nation’s big day were the adorable flower girls, wearing cut white ball gowns with a champaigne sash and bow around the waist. Their outfits are finished off with floral headpieces – perfect for a little princess.

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But it wasn’t just our new princess’ dress that wowed the crowd, with the mother of the bride also wowing the crowd with her sky blue Katherine Walker outfit. The embellishments on Carole Middleton’s long tailored jacket gives it that special touch, making sure that you know that she is the mother of the bride.

This light blue jacket by Debenhams fits wonderfully on almost any body shape, and you can add that special touch to it by simply removing the button and replacing it with a sparkling broach.

And of course, there was one other special lady present – The Queen, who certainly brightened up the day in her canary yellow dress. Yellow a great colour to wear to a summer wedding, so why not try a more mordern dress, like this gorgeous maxi by Mathew Williamson.

This light blue jacket by Debenhams fits wonderfully on almost any body shape, and you can add that special touch to it by simply removing the button and replacing it with a sparkling broach.

And of course, there was one other special lady present – The Queen, who certainly brightened up the day in her canary yellow dress. Yellow a great colour to wear to a summer wedding, so why not try a more mordern dress, like this gorgeous maxi by Mathew Williamson.