It was the most anticipated wedding dress since, well, her sister Kate Middleton got married six years ago.
And Pippa Middleton’s dress did not disappoint, with a high neck, capped sleeves and a whole lot of lace.

While very different to her sister's 2011 long sleeved, v-neck gown, it turns out the pair do have one big thing in common when it comes to their wedding dresses (aside from a budget most of us can only dream of) - a tried-and-tested formula to a winning design.
As Jess Cartner-Morley of The Guardian pointed out, both went for the same strategy, opting for "an edgy designer, and commission[ing] them to create a fairly traditional gown".
The results speak for themselves; iconic gowns that look elegant without being stuffy, and stylish without being too fashionable.

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The formula seems to look like celebrities with the weddings and oh so puufect!!! appearances, have media write about the extravaganza , the guest list and the food, constantly making themselves appear perfect for royalty better then the rest of the " stiff cold anxious and melancholic" royalty.