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Whether it was to see Kate's dress or their balcony appearance, we have certainly been anticipating this day for a while now!
Whilst the "I do's" and the kiss (or two) on the balcony made us melt, we have to admit Kate's Alexander McQueen dress stole the show and being that we are The Dressing Room it's only right that we have a look at the royal wedding fashion hits.
Kate Middleton: It's only fair to start with the blushing bride who was wearing a stunning Alexander McQueen dress designed by Sarah Burton. Sarah Burton was Alexander McQueens right hand woman for 17 years and boy did she do him proud! The dress is elegant and simple yet eye-catching and fashionable, there was no chance of anyone stealing Kate's show. Kate's style reminds us of Aubrey Hepburn, in the sense that she is timeless, in years down the line when she is showing her grandchildren her wedding album Kate won't be cringing at this dress thats for sure. Every inch of detail was designed and executed to perfection, and we can only hope that Mr. McQueen was looking down on the Queen to be.
Samantha Cameron: What was most surprising about the Prime Ministers wife's outfit was not what she was wearing, but more what she wasn't wearing; a hat. Mrs Cameron opted for a simple flower decoration in her hair and was possibly the only lady at the Abbey without a hat on her head! Nevertheless her teal dress teamed with nude heels and a chunky necklace was certainly a hit. The contrast of her orange shawl with the colour of her dress shows Mrs Cameron knows her fashion as colour blocking is a massive trend this season.
Princess Eugenie and Princess Beatrice: The Princesses of York both went for entirely different outfits for the big occasion; Eugenie went for a colourful combo whilst Beatrice kept it neutral. Wearing a bold blue dress with a voluminous skirt, peacock-feather hat and a flowered jacket, Eugenie ran the risk of going over board on the colours. However, she saved herself with bronze heeled pumps and a matching box clutch. Beatrice on the other hand ran the risk of being too understated in an all neutral ensemble however her Lady Gaga-esque fascinator added a quirky edge to her outfit. We know you're all going to be thinking, which Princess looked best? So we are going to put it out there and say Beatrice edged it in the style stakes.
Tara Palmer-Tomkinson: Sporting an electric blue off the shoulder dress teamed with a matching wrap, clutch, and elbow-length gloves Palmer-Tomkinson looked regal and groomed to perfection. Whilst we aren't in love with her hat, we feel she was probably trying to distract from her nose troubles of late (...meow!). Nevertheless not everyone can pull of an all blue outfit and she did, so high five Ms. T!
Joss Stone: Known for her effortless bohemian appearance Joss Stone went for a completely different look today with a simple pink shift dress and matching jacket. Completing the look with a wide-brim hat the singer looked summery and very ladylike. Could this be a new look for Joss or was she making a special effort for the Royal couple?
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That's it for our fashion verdict of the big event, we were tempted to do an analysis of the Queens outfit - but no 85-year-old deserves such scrutiny!
The Dressing Room is currently wiping a tear as the monumental day comes to a close, expect Kate Middleton to rule the fashion world from this day forward. Who do you think stole the show? And more importantly, who tried to steal the show but failed miserably? We'd love to know what you think..
Royal Kisses Princesses.. xx
