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Wow! The singer – who happens to be one of William's close friends – made an entrance in this AMAZING, vivid coral dress with a matching jacket, shoes and straw hat. She is the ultimate lady in this number.
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We LOVE the bold, blue choice that UK socialite Tara Palmer-Tomkinson wore at Westminster. It's über-elegent, body-hugging but looks so classy worn with matching gloves and shoes. The hat is, of course by Philip Treacy – who made almost 40 of the hats worn to the event!
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The wife of UK Prime Minister David Cameron, Samantha wore a bright teal sheath dress with detailed pleats, from Burberry. It's a very classy choice and we love the pop of colour she added with her bright orange scarf!
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Queen Elizabeth II looked stately yet cheerful in a primrose Angela Kelly dress and matching hat.
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Sally Bercow wore a knee-length grey and black patterned dress with a slit at the front and a plunging neckline. It's refreshing to see a pattern at such a stately affair – and the cut is seductive and hugs her curves in all the right places.
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The Duchess of Cornwall wore a champagne silk dress, topped with a hand-embroidered duck-egg blue and champagne coat by Anna Valentine – the same designer for he own wedding to Prince Charles in 2005. Her clutch was also by Valentine and her shoes were Jimmy Choo.
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The bride's mother wore a sky blue wool crepe coatdress with matching satin piping over a sky blue silk shantung day dress, designed by Catherine Walker.
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Finally – that all-important bridal gown! The anticipation around Kate Middleton's gown reached fever pitch, and we were not left disappointed. Kate's magnificent ivory gown with lace floral detail was designed by Sarah Burton of Alexander McQueen.
This is the stuff that dreams are made of.
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Maid of honour Pippa Middleton wore a simple column dress with a cowl neckline – also by Alexander McQueen. It was a risqué choice for such a traditional, stuffy event but it looked absolutely gorgeous on her – and how adorable were the flower girls?!
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