The Best Movie Wedding Dresses of All Time

For a wedding as over-the-top as the one in Crazy Rich Asians, an equally showstopping wedding gown was a must and Araminta Lee's (Sonoya Mizuno) colorful dress did not disappoint. However, the gown wasn't a gown at all—it was actually a jumpsuit designed by Mary Vogt with a 10-foot train and thousands of Swarovski crystals!

It's no wonder The Great Gatsby helped incite a 1920s-inspired bridal revolution. Many recent brides have drawn inspiration for their big day from Daisy Buchannan's (Carey Mulligan) glam gown complete with art-deco details and a streamlined silhouette.

Katniss's (Jennifer Lawrence) would-be wedding dress—a cruel stunt pulled by President Snow—was surely a stunner. The intricate Tex Saverio design for The Hunger Games: Catching Fire was crafted from layers of organza, thousands of Swarovski crystals, and silver flames—it was the perfect, fantasy-filled number for the setting.

For their illegal nuptials in a museum, Paige (Rachel McAdams) donned a short pink vintage Betsey Johnson design as fun and flirty as her character in The Vow.

It was only a matter of time until Bella (Kristen Stewart) married Edward (Robert Pattinson) in The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1, and when she did, her Carolina Herrera long-sleeve silk sheath, with an open lace back, was extremely fitting for their epic romance.

Bride Wars proved to be double trouble—and we're not talking about the ongoing fight between Liv (Kate Hudson) and Emma (Anne Hathaway). With each leading lady wearing Vera Wang, not even the former besties wrestling down the aisle could stop us from loving their big-day looks.

What turned out to be a hoax for citizenship ended up in love in The Proposal—especially when it came to Margaret's (Sandra Bullock) silk 1930s-style dress that belonged to her fiancé's grandmother (Betty White).

The crème de la crème of modern movie dresses, Carrie Bradshaw's Vivienne Westwood gown for her failed wedding to Mr. Big at the iconic New York City Library was one of many jaw-dropping designer dresses paraded throughout the Sex and the City movie.

Sophie (Amanda Seyfried) looked like a goddess in a Grecian-inspired dress, which marked the end to the tumultuous but happy musical-turned-movie, Mamma Mia!.

Always a bridesmaid and never a bride—until, 27 "I dos" later, Jane (Katherine Heigl) finally walked down the aisle as the bride in a simple, sleeveless dress for her beachfront wedding to Kevin (James Marsden) in 27 Dresses.

Unlike most movies, Enchanted opens with a wedding dress—and what a gown it is! Giselle (Amy Adams) is every bit the princess-to-be in the puffed-sleeve ball gown.

Mia Thermopolis (Anne Hathaway) may have assumed her royal title in her home country of Genovia in the first Princess Diaries, but she truly became a princess in her regal, lace-sleeved wedding dress, which capped off the ending to the sequel.

The wedding may not have worked out between Allie (Rachel McAdams) and Lon (James Marsden) in The Notebook, but her classic lace long-sleeve stunner with an illusion neckline will stand the test of time.

A quirky dress to match a quirky wedding! Keira Knightley's character, Juliet, wore a sheer, feather-adorned layered look for the Love Actually wedding, which also included a surprise choir performance of "All You Need is Love."

The Southern belle's wedding dress was simple and romantic—unlike her road to the altar in Sweet Home Alabama. But when Melanie Smooter (Reese Witherspoon) broke off her wedding to the smoky Andrew Hennings (Partick Dempsey) to reunite with her childhood sweetheart Jake Perry (Josh Lucas), the lace, sleeveless mermaid and fishnet veil she wore was everything we wanted and more.

Despite all of the hilarious family hurdles in My Big Fat Greek Wedding, Toula Portokalos (Nia Vardalos) made it down the aisle wearing a "frosted cupcake" dress to marry Ian Miller (John Corbett) with minimal damage.

Fran Donolly's (Bridgette Wilson-Sampras) big day in The Wedding Planner wasn't as picture-perfect as she and legendary planner Mary Fiore (Jennifer Lopez) planned, but her dress, a bow-tied lace Vera Wang ball gown, certainly was.

While Maggie Carpenter (Julia Roberts) ran away from many a dress (and groom) in Runaway Bride, an off-the-shoulder lace-embroidered gown seemed to stick for her wedding to once her arch-nemesis, New York columnist Ike (Richard Gere).

For Baz Luhrmann's take on the classic story of forbidden romance, Juliet (Claire Danes) wore a simple sleeveless button-up dress and gloves for the youthful nuptials to Romeo (Leonardo DiCaprio) in Romeo + Juliet.

George Banks (Steve Martin) may not have been ready to let go of his little girl in Father of the Bride, but bride Annie (Kimberly Williams) certainly looked ready in the picture-perfect '90s lace-and-satin ball gown.

The ultimate Southern bride Shelby (Julia Roberts) was dressed to the nines for her big day in a bow-adorned, bustled, off-the-shoulder satin ball gown in Steel Magnolias.

Maria Von Trapp's (Julie Andrews) wedding dress in The Sound of Music is so iconic that it went up for auction this past fall at Julien's Auctions in Beverly Hills. The satin A-line features a modest V-neck and buttons up the bodice.

Rocking a now retro-looking dropped-waist Givenchy tulle and satin gown, Jo Stockton's (Audrey Hepburn) tea-length wedding dress stole the show—or, er, the movie Funny Face—and helped Hepburn earn her rightful place as a fashion icon.