As a great movies fan, I enjoyed preparing a gallery of weddings and brides that most impressed me on the big screen, what more than a film can give you unique and moving experience, make you smile, and cry, just like in one of the most important days in the life of each of us.  Some dresses are truly wonderful, timeless icons. My favorite, definitely, the one designed by Givenchy and worn by Audrey Hepburn in Funny Face. A super-modern tea length wedding dress, it’s one of the earliest short wedding dresses, a real innovation for the ’50s, it reminds the Tutu of a ballet dancer. Today, as then simply, minimal, elegant and glamorous. Others unlikely, excessive make me smile or remind me as we were. 

 

Audrey Hepburn in Givenchy – Funny Face (1957)- photo from the movie

 

 

 

 

For all the brides-to-be who want to feel like a Disney princess, they can dream the one worn by Lily James for her fairytale wedding to the Prince, in the movie Cinderella (2015), beige colored, long-sleeve, silk organza gown with a floral print, long train. A stunning dress  that well represents the candor of the bride-to-be.

 

Lily James – Cinderella (2015) – costume designer Sandy Powell – photo from the movie 

 

 

 

 

For all the brides-to-be who wish a Green trending wedding, with the awareness that, our behavior, even the small details of your Fairytale wedding can make the difference, on limiting the environmental degradation, let be inspired by the movie Ricky and the Flash (2015).  Plantable wedding invitations and so nice the bride’s bouquet with Lavender Grevillea and natural ears of wheat.

 

photo from the movie Ricki and the Flash (2015)

 

 

 

Now tell me, Who has not dreamed, looking at the breathtaking wedding dress, of the most famous fashion designers, worn by Carrie ( Sarah Jessica Parker) in the Vogue shooting.  Sex & the City (2008).

 

Sarah Jessica Parker in Vivienne Westwood – photo from the movie

Sarah Jessica Parker in Vera Wang – photo from the movie

Sarah Jessica Parker in Lanvin – photo from the movie

Sarah Jessica Parker in Dior – photo from the movie

Sarah Jessica Parker in Oscar De and  in a vintage dress – photo from the movie

 

 

For all the brides-to-be who dream of getting married bare feet on a secluded beach, or an island like in the movie Mamma Mia (2008), let be inspired by the silk-chiffon, multi-tiered gown worn by Amanda Seyfried in the movie, perfect for a boho-chic bride.

 

Mamma Mia (2008) – Costume designer Ann Roth – photo from the movie

 

 

 

An inspiration, for a vintage wedding style, or an evening glamour reception, which brings us back to the atmosphere of the fabulous ' 20s, let be inspired by the scandalous tango scene, for its time, of the movie Easy Virtue (2008). Colin Firth is just perfect in his black evening tuxedo. Jessica Biel is alluring in a silk sheath dress, which fits close to her body, and enhance her movements during the tango dance.

 

Colin Firth and Jessica Biel – costume designe Charlotte Walter – photo from the movie

 

 

 

 

For all the brides-to-be, who dream of wearing one of the amazing creations of Vera Wang, let be inspired by the movie Bride Wars (2009). A Romantic taffeta off-shoulder wedding gown for Anne Anne Hathaway. A classic tulle strapless ball gown with minimal embroidery and a sweetheart neckline for Kate Hudson.

 

Anne Hathaway in Vera Wang – Bride wars (2009) – photo form the movie

 

Kate Hudson in Vera Wang - Bride wars (2009) – photo from the movie.

 

 

Who has not smiled seeing Nia Vardalos, in her wedding gown, as she sees herself for the first time in the mirror she exclaims, “I’m a snow beast!”  Only after the ceremony, she starts ripping bows off her gown, which makes her look a lot better.

 

Nia Vardalos – My Big Fat Greek Wedding (2002) – photo from the movie

 

 

 

For all the brides-to-be, who dream of wearing, an unconventional wedding gown, let be inspired by the short vintage, pink wedding dress, worn by Rachel McAdams in the movie The Vow (2012). It’s so rock and charming.

 

Rachel McAdams - The Vow (2012) – Costume designer Alex Kavanagh – photo from the movie.

 

 

For our bride-to-be Star Wars lovers, o for a vintage style idea, let be inspired by Natalie Portman wedding gown in Star Wars, it reminds to the atmosphere of the fabulous ' 20s, it’s off-white color, see-through and beading elegant dress, the headdress and the veil, stunning decorated.

 

Natalie Portman - Star Wars Episode II – costume designer Trisha Biggar - photo from the movie

 

 

What to say of the striking wedding gown worn by Jennifer Lawrence in The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, the bodice, a Swarovski-crystal organza corset under a metal cage. The metal pieces rising up as fire and flames. The skirt layers of organza and chiffon ruffles giving it grandness but still making it seem airy and fluid for movement when Katniss does the twirling, wrapping herself up in flames.

 

Jennifer Lawrence in Tex Saverio – Hunger games Catching fire (2013) – photo from the movie.

 

 

 

For our brides-to-be who followed enthusiastically the love story between Bella and the vampire Edward Cullen, let be inspired by the stunning timeless creation of Carolina Herrera, in crepe satin and French Chantilly lace, which fit close to the body. With an open lace back, that features a sheer panel with scrolled embroidery.

 

Kristen Stewart  in Carolina Herrera - The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - photo form the movie 

 

 

For our brides-to-be who prefer a wedding gown simply-chic, clean cut in satin, let be inspired by the one worn by Elodie Fontan, in the French movie Serial (Bad) Weddings.

 

Elodie Fontan  – costume designer Eve-Marie Arnault photo from the movie Serial (Bad) Wedding 

 

Few years later, we found her as an insecure bride-to-be in the movie the Runaway Bride. Let be inspired by the wonderful off-the-shoulder lace-embroidered gown, created by Amsale Aberra.

 

Julia Roberts in Amsale Aberra – Runaway Bride (1999) – photo from the movie

 

 

How can we forget the ’80s early ’90s and their excessive and unlikely outfits? Well represented here by Molly Ringwald in her wedding day, romantic, fun and full of unexpected.

 

Molly Ringwald – Costume design Mary Malin - Betsy's Wedding (1990s) – photo prom the movie

 

 

Returning to the present day, simple and elegant, the wedding gown worn by Katherine Heigl, in the movie Jenny's Wedding.

 

Katherine Heigl – costume designer Karen Young - Jenny's Wedding - photo from the movie

 

 

Inspire your dream for a winter wedding immersed in an atmosphere muffled by the whiteness of the snow with the movie Marley & Me (2008). It’s so romantic, the newlyweds frolicking in the snow. Jennifer Aniston wearing a floating satin and lace gown, and a silky cream shawl.

 

Jennifer Aniston – Marley and me (2008) – costume designer Cindy Evans – photo from the movie