The Best TV and Movie Wedding Dresses of All Time
I'm definitely Meghan Markle in 'Suits,' just sayin'.
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Weddings are all about fairy-tale endings and love and compromising on your future in-laws' ridiculously long list of requests (no oysters during cocktail hour?! But I love oysters during cocktail hour?!). Let's take a beat from all that noise and turn to pop culture, a place where extravagant nuptials come with no price tag and designer dresses are always accessible. It’s nice here. Behold: The most iconic wedding gowns from your favorite TV shows and movies.

‘Sex and the City’
Has anyone recovered from the Vivienne Westwood wedding dress Carrie Bradshaw wore in the 2008 Sex and the City movie? Obviously, the dress caused, er, complications for her and Big, but TBH, I’d choose this dress over Big any day.















































‘Parks and Recreation’
When Ben and Leslie were in a rush to get married on Parks and Rec, Leslie asked her BFF Ann to finish her half-made wedding dress, asking for “the sensuality of Eleanor Roosevelt combined with the animal magnetism of Leslie Stahl.” What Ann came up with was a skirt made of meaningful bills and images from her career. Very Leslie, no?










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Alanna Greco is the weekend editor at Cosmopolitan.com and a freelance writer based in New York. Her writing focuses on anything/everything pertaining to women, from sex and relationships to pop culture and health. She has two cats that she’s still trying to get to like her.