Olivia Henson married Hugh Grosvenor, the 7th Duke of Westminster, in a romantic ceremony attended by Prince William Stephanie Petit is a Royals Editor, Writer and Reporter at PEOPLE. Simon Perry is a ...

Attention brides, there's no need to run to the salon for a pre-wedding haircut. Say 'I do' to these gorgeous wedding ...

The Sultan of Brunei's son is having a 10-day wedding celebration IQBAL DATO HJ SELAMAT/AFP via Getty Prince Abdul Mateen of Brunei and Anisha Isa Kalebic are celebrating their royal wedding together!

The then Kate Middleton sparkled in the Cartier Halo tiara for her wedding to Prince William on 29th April 2011. It proved a ...

Meghan Markle famously wore Queen Mary's Diamond Bandeau tiara on her wedding day to Prince Harry in 2018. However, the sparkling heirloom famously caused a clash between the Prince, his new bride, ...

Update: Olivia Henson chose to wear the Fabergé Myrtle Leaf tiara at her wedding to the Duke of Westminster today, June 7. Read more about the meaning behind the tiara, here. Below, the original story ...

She did, in the end, keep it in the family. When Olivia Henson emerged this morning to wed The Duke Of Westminster, all eyes were on the top of her head. Which of the many Westminster family tiaras ...

Instead of wearing a royal tiara on her wedding day, Princess Diana chose the Spencer Tiara. The diamond headpiece has been in her family since at least the 20th century, and currently belongs to her ...

Royal watchers are already buzzing about Princess Charlotte’s future as a royal bride. Though the 9-year-old is still years away from her wedding, there’s already speculation she could one day wear ...

Princess Diana‘s wedding look has remained an industry standard for years. Her billowing gown, long train, cascading floral bouquet, and sparkling tiara continue to inspire brides 44 years later. But ...

Princess Diana stunned the monarchy on her 1981 wedding day by choosing a $500million family tiara over a royal heirloom – a decision sources have told RadarOnline.com "smashed The Firm's rules" and ...