Nothing compares to witnessing your favourite TV heroes fall in love and receive the happy end they always desired, whether it’s a high school cuties turned final arc like Serena and Dan in Gossip Girl or a friends-to-lovers theme like.
People can agree on the looks they wore to the wedding, whether or not you sent these imaginary pairings. Lo and behold, these are the best wedding gowns in TV history.
Penelope Featherington’s Blush Satin
The relationship between besties turned fans Colin Bridgerton and Penelope Featherington was the focus of Season 3 of Bridgerton. In Episode 7, they tied the knot after a number of sensual attempts.
Penelope wore the and, in true Bridgerton trend, it included plump arms and neckline. However, her skirt featured 3D petals — a call to. It marked a significant change from the all-white garments that are frequently emphasized in popular culture.
Serena Van Der Woodsen’s Golden Ball Gown
In Gossip Girl‘s episode, Serena Van Der Woodsen married her on- once, off- once boyfriend Dan Humphrey, AKA Gossip Girl himself.
The massive number that appeared to be wet gold was worn by the Upper East Side’s beautiful girl. The sleeveless dress from Georges Chakra Couture also serves as an Easter gift. It reminded me of Serena’s adorned gown from their romantic encounter in Season 1.
Blair Waldorf’s Elevated Naked Dress
Queen bird Blair Waldorf witnessed two celebrations on Gossip Girl. Although her marriage to Chuck Bass gave her a fashion moment that would become a staple of pop culture, even though her first outfit was appropriate for royalty ( she literally married the prince of Monaco ).
Blair wore a long-sleeved Elie Saab design covered in elaborate beading to married the love of her life. The dress was extremely beautiful, much like Queen B herself, with a cinched waist and gently flared skirt.
She likewise employed her name accessory, finishing the appears with a marital headband. Instead of the thick bands of her youngsters, but, Blair chose a Greek- inspired leafy style. By using a helmet, it was a complete group.
Lorelai Gilmore’s “Best” Dress
Everyone is aware of the bride’s bad fortune to see her in her bridal dress before the ceremony. So you can chastise that religion on Luke Danes’ failed marriage to Lorelai Gilmore in Gilmore Girls. ( That, or the fact that he hid a whole kid from her. )
It’s unfortunate, also, because Lorelai was thrilled to discover the “perfect” wedding dress, which included a sleeveless color number, an embellished neckline, and a tulle trousers. It was so Lorelai.
Though the partners did afterwards married in the movie, A Year in the Living, her practically- wedding dress will not be forgotten.
Carrie Bradshaw’s Cream Puff Gown
Technically, Carrie Bradshaw didn’t say “I do” in her voluminous Vivienne Westwood wedding dress ( Big stood Carrie up at the altar in SATC: The Movie ), but the look still deserves its moment. And years afterward, that’s exactly what happened.
In traditional Carrie style, she re- wore the marital clothing in the line sequel, And Just Like That… She attended the Met Gala in the bubbliest balloon trousers I’ve ever seen. A sapphire blue feathered headpiece was yet a peculiar addition from her previously postponed wedding. Fairness for the costume!
Monica Geller’s Minimalist Dream
After a series of unfortunate incidents, Callie Torres and Arizona Robbins’ wedding almost didn’t happen. Luckily, their hospital colleagues showed up for their love, and the pair tied the knot in Season 7 of Grey’s Anatomy.
Callie ( Sara Ramirez ) wore a white off-the-shoulder number with beaded sleeves and a volumny draped skirt. Meanwhile, Arizona ( Jessica Capshaw ), wore an off- white strapless number covered in delicate floral appliqués. One of the best and most chic times in the continued series was here.