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| Vanity Fair has the details The stunning lace pattern on the bride’s ensemble is known as Irish Carrickmacross, an ornate appliqué form of hand-made lace that was made for her using a combination of French Chantilly lace and English Cluny lace. Carrickmacross is an Irish embroidery tradition that dates to 1820. |
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| Interesting that William doesn't get a ring? I asked Google: apparently he doesn't wear jewellery. Other Royals wear their wedding bands under their signet rings on the pinky finger...odd all round! |
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| The evening gown - also by Sarah Burton - almost looked as if she took off the lace! But apparently a whole new gown - satin and diamante band around the waist. Love her hair and the unusal parting! For more The evening gown... |
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