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If you’re anything like us, you can’t wait for another celebrity to get married. The celebrations are typically over the top and full of Pinterest-worthy details. Although they’re famous, there are many different ways that you can incorporate touches that they had at their weddings into your special day. From stunning wedding fashion to a unique spin on florals, we’re rounding up nine wedding trends inspired by recent celebrity weddings that you can recreate for your wedding!

Wedding Trends Inspired By Recent Celebrity Weddings

1. Dew Drop Veils

If you’ve been on social media at all in the past couple of weeks, you’ve probably seen Sofia Richie and Elliot Grainge’s wedding. It’s being considered the modern royal wedding–and it’s not hard to see why. Every aspect of the day was elegant. But what stands out most to us is Sophia’s custom Chanel dew drop veil. The water resin droplets sparkled as she walked, and to say we’re obsessed is an understatement.

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2. Floating Outdoor Florals

We’ve seen a lot of weddings, which means we’ve seen a lot when it comes to florals. But Sarah Hyland and Wells Adams’ big day was complete with outdoor florals dripping from a large tree, and it’s such a fun spin on a traditional wedding decoration. It elevates the feel of the outdoors and would be the perfect option for anyone looking for a garden-themed wedding.

Recommended Reading: 25 of the Best Outdoor Wedding Venues Around the U.S.

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3. Embroidered Gloves

We’ve seen embroidered gloves for some time now. In fact, we listed them as one of the top trends for weddings in 2023. And we don’t see them going anywhere anytime soon. We have Nicola Peltz to thank for that. The best part about this bridal accessory is that it can be customized in so many different ways. Whether you want to include your new last name, your wedding date, or elegant flowers, the options are endless.

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4. Colorful Reception Dress

If you’re not a fan of rocking a non-white wedding dress, but you still want to incorporate color into your wedding attire, consider wearing a colorful reception dress just like Alexandria Daddarios did at her New Orleans wedding. It’s an easy way to add some personality to your big day, and it gives you an excuse to rock two dresses. Who wouldn’t want that?

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5. At-Home Weddings

Okay, we know what you’re probably thinking. An at-home wedding isn’t technically a trend. But we’re firm believers that it should be. If you don’t want to spend a lot on your wedding, or you just want to tie the knot somewhere sentimental, invite your closest loved ones over and host an intimate micro wedding at the place that means the most to you–just like Ariana Grande.

Recommended Reading: The Ultimate Guide to Planning a Backyard Wedding

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6. Patterned Wedding Gowns

For those who aren’t afraid of standing out on their wedding day, opt for a patterned dress like Sophia Bush’s. There are a variety of floral options out there that are still very bridal. They just add a little something extra.

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7. Bridal Scarves/Capes

Want to feel like Grace Kelly? That’s what Anna Sophia Robb was aiming for when she chose her custom Danielle Frankel gown complete with a scarf. While we occasionally see capes (and we absolutely love them), a bridal scarf is a surefire way to take your bridal look to the next level.

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8. Al Fresco Dinner Under A Canopy of Lights

If you’ve always dreamed of a romantic wedding that looks like it came straight out of a fairy tale, host your reception al fresco style under a canopy of lights. There’s nothing more enchanting than ending the night with those closest to you in the great outdoors, lit up by star-like lights.

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9. Mirrored Ceremony Backdrop

You don’t have to be a music lover to appreciate the stunning mirrored ceremony backdrop that DJ Tiesto and his model wife Annika Backes had at their Amangiri wedding. It’s beautifully modern and fits almost every venue setting–especially the desert.

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These are just a few of the trends from celebrity weddings that we are absolutely loving. We could go on and on, but that would take us all day. If you’re ready to see more trends that we think you should incorporate into your big day check out these 8 trends that are extra hot this year. And of course, check out our Pinterest for even more save-worthy details!

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