Top celebrity bridal moments of 2026
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The 2026 wedding season has gifted us so many celebrity bridal moments. From private courthouse ceremonies to lavish multi-day celebrations, we have seen it all! Including all the different bridal styles - let’s take a look at the most talked-about gowns of 2026:
Dua Lipa and Callum Turner
The status of the hottest wedding of the year truly belongs to the ‘it’ couple of the year - one of the top-selling pop-artists and the rumoured new James Bond. Dua Lipa and Callum Turner got officially married at the end of May at London's Old Marylebone Town Hall, with Dua paying homage to one of the most iconic bridal looks - Bianca Jagger’s Yves Saint Laurent suit. Dua Lipa’s outfit was Schiaparelli Haute Couture, paired with a hat and gloves. Their multi-day celebration took place soon after, in Italy, with Dua wearing a Chanel gown and a long, embroidered veil.
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Photo: Dua Lipa via Instagram

Photo: Dua Lipa via Instagram
Emma Roberts and Cody John
This couple tied the knot in an intimate ceremony in Idaho this July. Emma Roberts described herself as being ‘obsessed with antiques’ and wanted to recreate that feeling in her bridal moment. She chose a custom Monique Lhuillier gown made with silk chiffon that was dyed to her custom color. She accompanied the dress with two veils - delicate lace birdcage veil and cathedral double layered tulle veil.

Photo: Norman & Blake
Jordyn Woods and Karl-Anthony Towns
Model Jordyn Woods and NBA Champion Karl-Anthony Towns got married in August in Malibu in a star-studded event. Her Danielle Frankel bridal outfit immediately went viral. For her big day, Jordyn chose a custom strapless silk and lace voluminous gown paired with a cathedral tulle veil with lace trim and a trending lace scarf.

Photo: Jose Villa
Matty Healy and Gabbriette
The 1975 singer Matty Healy and model Gabriette had their wedding in Los Angeles this July. Gabriette leaned into her gothic aesthetic with a Victorian style drop waist gown designed by Matières Fécales accompanied by a traditional veil made by Stephen Jones.

Photo: Gabriette via Instagram
Maya Hawke & Christian Lee Hutson
This Valentine's Day wedding took place in New York City, giving us lots of photos of the couple and their guests walking down the streets to their ceremony. Maya wore a custom Prada wedding gown and a feathery winter coat (appropriate for NYC in February!). Her outfit featured a 90s inspired sleeveless gown with a boat neckline and a simple bow. It was paired with an unusual veil - just below shoulder length and made of Russian netting instead of traditional tulle.
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Photo: Backgrid
Paulina Porizkova & Jeff Greenstein
The couple said their ‘I do-s’ in a destination wedding in Italy this past July. Paulina chose a silver-grey pleated couture gown made by Gilles Mendel. She chose an unconventional color and fabric to reflect the image of the dress ‘moving like water’. She chose a dramatic veil and teardrop earrings that were a gift from her sons as her accessories.

Photo: Gabe Sachs
Charles Leclerc & Alexandra Saint Mleux
The royal wedding of the year happened this February in Monaco. The bride wore a sparkly embroidered lace gown by Paolo Sebastian. The off-the shoulder fitted look was accompanied by a sleek bun and Graff jewelry. And the photos with the Mediterranean sea in the background made the bridal outfit stand out even more!

Photo: @alexandramalenaleclerc via Instagram