The Most Memorable Celebrity Weddings of All Time

An estimated 700 guests attended the ceremony between beautiful socialite Jackie Onassis and Senator John F. Kennedy in 1953, and 1,200 attended the reception that followed. Always ahead of the times when it comes to fashion, Jackie made a stir with her wedding gown, designed by Ann Lowe, an African American designer. Seven years later, the glamorous couple moved into the White House.

Straight out of a movie, the beautiful Grace Kelly and the Prince of Monaco were engaged just three days after meeting. It reportedly took six weeks and 36 seamstresses to perfect Kelly's dress, which is said to
have inspired Kate Middleton's own lace-sleeved wedding dress. Even more impressive? It's rumored the lace used on Grace's dress was 125 years old and purchased from a museum. Sadly, the actress died in an automobile accident in 1982 in Monaco.

No expense is spared when it comes to The Donald. The bride's custom Christian Dior dress alone was worth a reported $100,000. Pricy appetizers of caviar, lobster and truffles fed the star-studded guest list, which included Hillary Clinton, Simon Cowell, Barbara Walters, Regis Philbin, Kelly Ripa and Billy Joel.

Prince Charles and Diana Spencer's 1981 ceremony is one of the most watched and remembered weddings in history. And with over 3,500 people in attendance at St. Paul's Cathedral and over 5,000 police officers needed, it's also no surprise that it's one of the biggest. 750 million folks watched the wedding on TV and another 600,000 lined the streets of London when 20-year-old Diana Spencer (donning her infamous 25-foot train) married Prince Charles. Later in the day, the pair inaugurated the Buckingham Palace balcony kiss. Sadly, the marriage didn't last. The couple separated in 1992 and divorced in 1996. Princess Di later perished in a paparazzi-related automobile accident in 1997.

Sometimes it doesn't take a lot of money to have a beautiful wedding. Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi's small and intimate wedding ceremony was much less grand than most celebrity weddings, but was nevertheless just as beautiful, with the couple marrying in a laidback California ceremony at Ellen's home in front of only about 20 people.

With an 11-carat headband, Vera Wang gown and a 25-member gospel choir, the marriage between pop stars Jessica Simpson and Nick Lachey couldn't have been cheap. A ballroom filled with 30,000 roses, personalized menus and lobster bisque are just a few of the details that surrounded the wedding, which turned out to be doomed. The pair split in late 2005.

There were over 500 guests in attendance to witness the marriage of Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner, drawing the likes of Regis Philbin and Barbara Walters, Rupert Murdoch, Rudy Giuliani, Russell Crowe and Natalie Portman. "The Donald"'s daughter married her longtime boyfriend in a lavish ceremony at, where else, Trump National Golf Club in New Jersey.

Who didn't watch this wedding? Un-arguably the most expensive wedding to date, Prince William and Kate Middleton's wedding cost is in the estimated $40 million range. Small price to pay for that super sweet balcony kiss seen around the world.

One day was simply not enough for Eva Longoria and San Antonio Spurs basketball star Tony Parker. The couple's three-day celebration was said to cost over a million dollars and Eva's gorgeous gown was an estimated $75,000 alone. The wedding took place in a 17th Century castle on the outskirts of Paris and in true fairy tale fashion, fireworks lit of the sky as they traded matching rings with a French inscription etched onto the inside. But grand weddings are never a guarantee to a happily ever after ending – the couple was officially divorced in January 2011 after allegations of Parker's affair with fellow basketball star Brent Barry's wife surfaced.

Wild child and ubermodel Kate Moss and guitarist for The Kills Jamie Hince tied the knot at St Peter's Church in Little Faringdon in the Cotswolds, England. Kate donned a cream-colored, vintage-inspired dress made by disgraced designer John Galliano and her hair was styled by Sam McKnight. For the ceremony, Jamie selected a light blue Stefano Pilati for YSL suit. Following their wedding at a village church, the bride and groom happily posed outside with the supermodel's 15 bridesmaids, including her eight-year-old daughter Lila Grace. After the photo session, the couple got into a Rolls Royce and headed to Moss' mansion for first day of a three-day reception.

Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes married in 2006 after a whirlwind romance that included Oprah Winfrey Show couch-jumping and lots of awkward Katie Holmes public appearances. A-list celebrity guests at the over-the-top wedding in the Odescalchi Castle in Italy included David and Victoria Beckham, Brooke Shields and Will and Jada Pinkett Smith. Fun fact? Katie's lingerie alone was rumored to cost $3,000.

After an eight-year courtship, the king of Rock n' Roll and Priscilla Beaulieu tied the knot on May 1, 1967 at the Aladdin Hotel in Las Vegas. Priscilla reportedly designed her silk-chiffon gown for the ceremony while Elvis donned Western boots along with a standard tux.

The couple who met on the set of Scream married on June 12, 1999 at Grace Cathedral in San Francisco. The lavish ceremony had over 200 guests, including Jennifer Aniston, Brad Pitt, Nicholas Cage, Matthew Perry and Lisa Kudrow.

The two Australian superstars jumped the broom in a fairytale wedding of sorts at a Roman Catholic church in Nicole's hometown of Sydney, Australia on June 25, 2006. Nicole looked stunning in a flowing white Balenciaga gown and veil. Guests at the star-studded affair included Russell Crowe, Hugh Jackman, Naomi Watts and Rupert Murdoch.

After spending more than eight years together, Harrison and Calista finally tied the knot in a private ceremony at the Governor's Mansion in Santa Fe, New Mexico on June 15, 2010. It was a casual affair as Harrison wore jeans while Calista donned a white sundress. The star couple's nine-year-old son Liam was in attendance along with Governor Bill Richardson, who officially declared the couple married, wife Barbara and the governor's official counsel.

Zara Phillips, the eldest granddaughter of Queen Elizabeth II, was the latest royal to marry after Prince William and Kate Middleton this year. Phillips tied the knot with Mike Tindall, captain of England's rugby team, in a modest ceremony at Canongate Kirk in Edinburgh, Scotland. Many came to celebrate their holy union, including Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Phillip, Prince Harry, Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie and newlyweds Prince William and Catherine.

It's wedding season! Perhaps every little girl dreams of her perfect wedding, but everyone knows everything is bigger and better when it comes to celebrities. From Kim Kardashian to Sherri Shepherd and Kate Moss -- star weddings are the talk of the town this summer. Check out the most glamorous celeb weddings of all time -- but whether the couples' relationships have stood the test of time is a different story!