Celebrity Brides Who Served Major Fashion Inspiration In 2024

*furiously adds stuff to Wedding Pinterest board*

Jan 4, 2025
  • Fashion had some major moments in 2024–both good and bad. 2024 saw Alessandro Michele’s debut show at Valentino, John Galliano bidding adieu to Maison Margiela, Mathieu Blazy moving to Chanel, Dior appointing Sonam Kapoor Ahuja as their brand ambassador, Dries Van Noten retiring, Disney announcing a sequel of The Devil Wears Prada, and much more.

    We also saw brides upping their fashion game this year. There were all kinds of impeccably dressed brides this year—brides who went for unconventional colours for their wedding outfit, brides who paid homage to their roots, maximalist brides, minimalistic brides, brides who were slightly more risqué, brides who looked stylish while playing too safe and so on. One common thing? They all made us want to get married. Here’s looking back at the best-dressed brides of 2024.

    Most Stylish Celebrity Brides of 2024

    Aditi Rao Hydari

    Image credit: Instagram/Aditi Rao Hydari

    Aditi Rao Hydari looked every bit stunning as a bride in her custom Sabyasachi handwoven tissue lehenga paired with a Benarasi tissue dupatta. She accessorised it with elegant jewellery including a minimalistic necklace, earrings, a bulaki (traditional septum ring), gold bangles, and anklets. She also wore mogra gajra in her braid and ditched the traditional mehendi for alta. She paid homage to her roots while setting micro-trends, and looked like every minimalistic bride's dream.

    Radhika Merchant

    Image credit: Instagram/Rhea Kapoor

    It would be remiss not to mention the bride from what was the wedding of the year. For the D-Day, Radhika Merchant wore an ivory and red lehenga by Abu Jani Sandeep Khosla. This was their take on ‘Panetar’, the traditional Gujarati bridal attire in red and white. Her intricate lehenga had a long veil and a detachable train. It was paired with an additional fully embroidered dupatta in red. She added a pop of green to the look with emerald jewellery. She kept her makeup simple and added a red lip. Styled by Rhea Kapoor, this look was one for the books.

    Millie Bobby Brown

    Image credit: Instagram/Millie Bobby Brown

    Millie Bobby Brown wore four stunning dresses across her wedding festivities. For the main ceremony, she wore a custom Galia Lahav lace gown with a basque waist, fishtail skirt, a long veil, a train, and a beautiful corset that fit her like a glove. The fit of the corset and the delicate, intricate lacework made the dress very romantic. She paired the dress with a pair of dainty stud earrings and wore her hair in a loose updo.

    Sobhita Dhulipala

    Image credit: Instagram/Sobhita Dhulipala

    For her wedding with Naga Chaitanya, Sobhita also chose to pay homage to her South Indian roots in a beautiful gold Kanjeevaram sari by Gaurang Shah. She wore another red and ivory sari which looked great, but this one might have an extra edge. She paired it with traditional South Indian jewellery by Kishandas & Co., which included amathapatti, multiple necklaces, chaand suraj hair ornaments, abulaki(traditional septum ring), a kamarband, baju bandh…the works! The look was classic and timeless, and makes us want to be a South Indian bride!

    Amy Jackson

    Image credit: Instagram/Amy Jackson

    For her wedding with Chuck Bass aka Ed Westwick (Gossip Girlfans, represent!), Amy Jackson opted for a custom Alberta Ferretti gown with a strapless structured bodice, cinched waist and a voluminous skirt. She wore her hair in a clean updo and had minimal makeup on. With the elegant silhouette of the gown, her long veil with lace border and her sophisticated hair and makeup, Amy looked dreamy.

    Jessica Szohr

    Image credit: Instagram/Jessica Szohr

    Speaking of Gossip Girl, Jessica Szohr also got married this year. For her wedding with Bradley Richardson, she wore a Galia Lahav gown that was both elegant and powerful. Her sleek column gown had shoulder pads, a long train and a high-neck bolero. It also had a risqué neckline that went down to her belly button. Jessica also added a personal touch to the look. Her custom veil had a quote from her late grandfather: ‘Take Time to Smell the Roses’ spelt out on it. We might cry!

    Aaliyah Kashyap

    Image credit: Instagram/Aaliyah Kashyap

    Aaliyah had some great looks during her wedding festivities, the most noteworthy one being the Tarun Tahiliani lehenga that she wore on her wedding day. It was an intricate pastel lehenga with 3D floral embroidery and a scallop border. She wore her hair in loose curls and had minimalistic makeup on. The bloom galore and soft hues of her outfit looked fresh, and spring brides can add this look to their mood board.

    - Avarna Jain,
    Chairperson RPSG Lifestyle Media

    For Manifest to become one of Cambridge Dictionary's most viewed words of 2024 — 1,30,000 hits and counting — it means some of us must have Googled it at least once. I know, I hit that search button over and over again
    because each time I looked at it, I saw a new meaning.

    - Avarna Jain,
    Chairperson RPSG Lifestyle Media

    Putting together a homegrown title at a time when the demise of print has been long announced may seem surprising...
    ...but it has long been a dream of mine to give India a magazine it deserves. A magazine that is the country.

    - Avarna Jain,
    Chairperson RPSG Lifestyle Media

    And nothing, absolutely nothing, represents India more than our weddings.It is a time when families are brought together. Traditions come alive as they are adapted to each couple's beliefs. And lives are joined in a way that the romantic in me still enjoys.

    - Avarna Jain,
    Chairperson RPSG Lifestyle Media

    The fact that it comes with band, baaja and baraat — what's not to love?And that is the reason our first issue celebrates:
    THE NEW BRIDE.

    - Avarna Jain,
    Chairperson RPSG Lifestyle Media

    If you look at
    'Curate Beautiful, Create Happy'individually, they are powerful but when you put them together, they become a promise. While each section is dedicated to a word, I hope you will see this as your first of many handbooks for happiness.

    - Avarna Jain,
    Chairperson RPSG Lifestyle Media

    Curate
    Where we give you a fast-paced look into everything you should wish list when you start to think about marriage. What to buy and how to dress, along with modern mithai and the homegrown fragrance makers to bookmark. Make special note of the feature on alta.

    - Avarna Jain,
    Chairperson RPSG Lifestyle Media

    Beautiful
    It has everything you need to make your wedding special. From the big comeback of red and pink in bridal wear to how the cool kids are wearing corsets to the celebration, there is only one way to get ready for a wedding —with enjoyment.

    - Avarna Jain,
    Chairperson RPSG Lifestyle Media

    Create
    This section is a building block, a step to a better life. A place where we have all the answers. Or at least the beginning of a great conversation.

    - Avarna Jain,
    Chairperson RPSG Lifestyle Media

    Happy
    This needs very little description. It has travel with a special focus on incredible India, and a collection of wedding albums, sourced randomly, but collected with abundance because happiness has no limits.

    - Avarna Jain,
    Chairperson RPSG Lifestyle Media

    This first issue has a lot more, including a carefully edited address book of everything you need to make your wedding perfectly 'gramworthy! But it doesn't stop there. Each issue will be different because each one of you is unique.
    Because we manifested this difference, now we will celebrate you.

    - Avarna Jain,
    Chairperson RPSG Lifestyle Media