As subway ads have pointed out before, love makes us do crazy things like agonize over a dress we'll wear only once—well, not everybody, as these 30 celebrities prove. Keep clicking for minis, jumpsuits, trousers, and, yes, even black.
Marrying David Bailey in 1965. Would 10/10 get married in either outfit.
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Sharon Tate
Marrying Roman Polanski in 1968. A tragic story, but a beautiful moment here.
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Farrah Fawcett
Marrying Lee Majors in 1973. Such great hair on this family.
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Elizabeth Taylor
Marrying Michael Wilding in 1952. Honeymoon-ready.
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Julianne Moore
Marrying Bart Freundlich in 2003. Purple Prada, no bra = divine.
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Bianca Jagger
Marrying Mick Jagger in 2014. Never not epic.
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Ellen Barkin
Marrying Ron Perelman in 2000. Definitely doing a suit now.
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Mia Farrow
Marrying Frank Sinatra in 1966. Hall of Fame level.
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Linda Eastman
Marrying Paul McCartney in 1969. This is so British, down to the umbrella.
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Judy Garland
Marrying Vincente Minneli in 1945. The high collar says "I'm modest!" but the Instagram you'll post of this will say "I want somebody to give me forehead kisses."
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Ava Gardner
Marrying Frank Sinatra in 1951. Awwww!
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May Britt
Marrying Sammy Davis Jr. in 1960. You know someone would give their left elbow for this at a vintage store.
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Lorna Luft
Marrying Jake Hooker in 1977. Rosie Assoulin before there was Rosie Assoulin.
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Twiggy
Marrying Michael Witney in 1977. Into the garden-party vibe.
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