

An explosion of ruffles, tulle and colour.
Much like that first glimpse we received of Duchess Meghan through the window of her car on the way to her wedding back in May, all eyes were on Fergie's carriage as she pulled up to Westminster Abbey.
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip waved to crowds as they arrived to watch their son, Prince Andrew, take his vows.
The Queen Mother and Princess Margaret also came by carriage. Their bold shades of blue and feathered headpieces are a sign of the daring fashions to come.
Prince Charles and Princess Diana pull into the festivities.
The wedding, which was watched by 500 million people globally, was the talk of the town. Here, Billy Connolly, actress Pamela Stephenson and NBC News' Jane Pauley and Bryant Gumbel discuss the festivities from outside Buckingham Palace for TODAY. Some iconic 80s fashion happening here!
Sarah Ferguson was walked down the aisle by her Father, Major Ronald Ferguson. The song Imperial March, by Edward Elgar played as they proceeded.
She didn't do things by halves - Sarah's train was 17 ft long!
Sarah's bridal party included young Prince William (far right) and Zara and Peter Phillips, as well as some of Fergie's relations.
Alice and Andrew Ferguson, the half-sister and half-brother of Sarah, set the bar for young royal bridal party members to provide light entertainment in the weddings that have followed!
The royal couple were a sight to behold as they exited the church.
The bride's dress, designed by British designer Lindka Cierach, in all its glory!
In true royal fashion, Sarah and Andrew departed the service via a horse-drawn carriage.
Prince William was spotted playing around with the bridal party following the wedding. Now, his son Prince George is doing him proud being known for his animated displays at weddings!
The newlyweds were all smiles after the service.
The traditional balcony pictures featured many familiar royal faces.
"What's that? The most iconic royal wedding of all time you say?"
We'd love to know how much that colossal train weighs! Dashing Andrew helps his bride as they walk back into Buckingham Palace.
The classic kiss on balcony shot is a must-do at every royal wedding.
Sarah and Andrew's bridal party featured a number of young bridesmaids and page boys.
The royal family: Hats, A LOT of colour, and puffy sleeves galore.
Later that day, Andrew and Sarah waved to the crowds as they left for their honeymoon in the Azores.
Australian Women's Weekly
Jul 01, 2022