40 Celeb Wedding Moments That We Could Stare at Forever

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40 Timeless Wedding Moments That We Could Stare at Forever
JFK and Jackie's groomsmen are the definition of memorable.
By Micaela English , Charlotte Chilton Published: Apr 12, 2021
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Whether it was the designer wedding dress, historic venue, or famous couple themselves, there are some weddings we just can't get enough of. While we've all probably seen photos from these iconic weddings, some moments stand out more than others. From Old Hollywood icons to royal weddings, these nuptials have stood the test of time—and will continue to do so.
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1942: Lana Turner and Steve Crane
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Lana Turner seals her matrimony to second husband, Steve Crane, with a kiss in front of their wedding cake—although the couple would eventually divorce, marry, and divorce again. They welcomed their daughter, Cheryl Crane, in 1943.
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1945: Shirley Temple and John Agar
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After hosting a large reception in her Hollywood home, Shirley Temple traded her long-sleeve satin wedding gown for a grey belted suit, as she and her new husband, Army Sargent John Agar, departed for their honeymoon. The couple was all smiles as their friends and family sent them off as newlyweds.
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1945: Judy Garland and Vincente Minnelli
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Judy Garland's bouquet of white peonies nearly filled the entire camera frame as she and Vincente Minnelli said "I do" in the backyard of Garland's mother's home in Hollywood.
More: Who Were Judy Garland's Five Husbands?
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1947: Carmen Miranda and David Alfred Sebastian
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Brazilian singer Carmen Miranda and her producer husband, David Alfred Sebastian, couldn't look happier leaving the Church of the Good Shepherd in Beverly Hills following their nuptials.
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1947: Josephine Baker and Jo Bouillon
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Josephine Baker watches as her soon-to-be husband, Jo Bouillon, places a wedding band on her finger. The couple married in 1947 in the chapel at Baker's French home, Château des Milandes.
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1949: Rita Hayworth and Aly Khan
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Rita Hayworth arrives at her wedding to Prince Aly Khan wearing an elegant and understated dress by Jacques Fath and a wide-brimmed hat. The couple's reception was in the South of France at the Prince's Château de l'Horizon.
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1950: Elizabeth Taylor and Conrad Hilton
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After their ceremony at the Church of the Good Shepard in Beverly Hills, Elizabeth Taylor and Conrad "Nicky" Hilton took a limousine to their reception. The Hollywood actress barely left enough room in the car for her new husband, due to her over-the-top satin and pearl-encrusted wedding gown.
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1952: Nancy Davis and Ronald Reagan
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They weren't in the White House just yet, so Hollywood actors Nancy Davis and Ronald Reagan tied the knot in a Hollywood home. Here, they cut the cake, while joined by their friends actor William Holden and his wife.
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1953: Jacqueline Bouvier and John F. Kennedy
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The fun, casual air of John F. Kennedy and Jacqueline Kennedy surrounded by their groomsmen on their wedding day in Newport, Rhode Island will almost make you forget they're American royalty. Jackie's boatneck wedding gown was designed by New York City dressmaker, Ann Lowe .
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1954: Audrey Hepburn and Mel Ferrer
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Following a young flower girl and page boy, Audrey Hepburn and Mel Ferrer are photographed during their small wedding ceremony in Burgenstock, Switzerland in 1954.
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1954: Marilyn Monroe and Joe DiMaggio
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Marilyn Monroe and Joe DiMaggio were wed in a spontaneous civil ceremony at the San Francisco courthouse. DiMaggio gives the Hollywood starlet a look of love as the two say "I do" in the low-key nuptials.
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1956: Grace Kelly and Prince Rainier III of Monaco
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Princess Grace and Prince Rainier III of Monaco share a quiet moment as they kneel at the altar during their religious wedding ceremony in Monaco's Cathedral of St. Nicholas. The couple was also joined during a traditional civil ceremony the day before.
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1957: Natalie Wood and Robert Wagner
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Natalie Wood and Robert Wagner cut into their wedding cake during their first wedding. The couple—who divorced and married again in 1972—tied the knot in Scottsdale, Arizona.
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1958: Joanne Woodward and Paul Newman
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It seems like nothing could break Joanne Woodward and Paul Newman's gaze on their wedding day—not even their cake! The couple was married for 50 years, until Newman's death in 2008.
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1959: Dorothy Dandridge and Jack Denison
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Dorothy Dandridge receives a kiss from her husband outside of Los Angeles's St. Sophia Orthodox Cathedral following their ceremony. For her wedding to the restaurant owner, Dandridge wore a chiffon gown with bishop sleeves and a sheer wide-brimmed hat.
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1959: Brigitte Bardot and Jacques Charrier
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Brigitte Bardot and her second husband, Jacques Charrier, embrace after their wedding in Louveciennes, France. The actress and her Babette Goes to War costar were married at the registry office in the small French town.
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1960: May Britt and Sammy Davis Jr.
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May Britt and Sammy Davis Jr. share a champagne toast after becoming husband and wife in 1960. The couple opted for an intimate wedding ceremony followed by a reception at Davis's Hollywood home.
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1960: Princess Margaret and Antony Armstrong-Jones
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Princess Margaret and the newly titled Earl of Snowdon wave to well-wishers on the Buckingham Palace balcony after their ceremony at Westminster Abbey. The Princess paired her silk organza Norman Hartnell wedding dress with the Poltimore tiara.
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1964: Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton
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Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton share an intimate moment at their first wedding in Montreal, Canada in 1964. They would eventually divorce, remarry, and divorce again.
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1966: Mia Farrow and Frank Sinatra
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Frank Sinatra and Mia Farrow were married in a small ceremony at Las Vegas's Sands Hotel in 1966. Afterwards the couple greeted guests for a reception at the nearby home of Sinatra's friend, Bill Goetz. Before long, they were off…

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