Discover the most popular celebrity weddings on Pinterest
If you're a bride planning your big day, then you're probably one of the many brides who turn to Pinterest for wedding inspiration.
It's become very popular for brides to search celebrity weddings as a source of inspiration.
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But which star-studded weddings are the most popular when it comes to pins and boards?
According to a new study by destination wedding experts Destify, Meghan Markle's royal wedding to Prince Harry takes the crown as the most pinned celebrity wedding on Pinterest.
With 49,692 pins and 728 boards, the Duchess's elegant 2018 ceremony at St George's Chapel in Windsor still captivates brides-to-be worldwide.
Her elegant Givenchy gown, praised as the most popular wedding dress of the decade, continues to set trends.
Fittingly, Meghan once shared that she, too, turned to Pinterest while planning her big day.
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Coming in second is singer Jennifer Lopez, racking up 21,100 pins.
Known for her show-stopping style and having walked down the aisle four times, her weddings have always been fashion moments.
Her latest marriage to Ben Affleck in 2022 featured a trio of stunning gowns.
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In third place is Beyoncé, with 11,005 pins and 108 boards dedicated to her wedding looks.
Though her 2008 wedding to Jay-Z was famously private, her vow renewal in 2018 featured a jaw-dropping gown from Galia Lahav's 'Victoria Affinity' collection.
Beyoncé has also brought bridal fashion to the red carpet, including her memorable 2016 VMAs look in a white Yolan Cris gown from a bridal collection.
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Anne Hathaway comes in fourth with 10,081 pins for her romantic 2012 Big Sur wedding to Adam Shulman.
Her sparkling Ralph Lauren gown, which was decked out in Swarovski crystals and hand-stitched lace, reportedly cost around $2 million and was one of the most expensive celebrity wedding dresses of all time.
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Her sparkling Ralph Lauren gown, which was decked out in Swarovski crystals and hand-stitched lace, reportedly cost around $2 million and was one of the most expensive celebrity wedding dresses of all time.
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