In 2011, Kate Middleton married Prince William in an Alexander McQueen dress designed by Sarah Burton that had lace sleeves and a V-neckline.

Burton created Middleton’s dress for her wedding ceremony at Westminster Abbey. The gown featured handmade lace appliqué by the Royal School of Needlework and a nearly 9-foot-long train.

The floral embroidery on the sleeves paid homage to the UK. The roses, thistles, daffodils, and shamrocks represented the four national emblems of England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland.

Princess Sofia of Sweden’s 2015 wedding dress by Ida Sjöstedt also featured lace sleeves and a similar neckline.

The silk organza and crepe dress featured handmade lace in three shades of white, according to The Knot.

Infanta Cristina of Spain wore a custom Lorenzo Caprile gown in 1997 for her wedding to Inaki Urdangarin.

Cristina wore a silk gown with an off-the-shoulder silhouette.

Meghan Markle’s Givenchy dress designed by Clare Waight Keller resembled the look when she wed Prince Harry in 2018.

The Duchess of Sussex worked closely with Waight Keller on the design of the silk organza dress, which featured an off-the-shoulder neckline and three-quarter-length sleeves, Kensington Palace announced at the time.

Princess Anne’s cowl-necked wedding dress from 1973 was designed by Maureen Baker of Susan Small.

The gown featured a high neck, trumpet sleeves, and a 7-foot-long train, according to Vogue.

In 2002, Princess Maxima of the Netherlands married Prince Willem-Alexander in a Valentino dress.

Maxima’s dress, made of ivory mikado silk, featured three-quarter-length sleeves and lace panels on the sides of the skirt, according to Hello! magazine. Its neckline was similar to the one on Princess Anne’s dress.

Princess Victoria of Sweden wore a dress with a folded neckline designed by Pär Engsheden when she married Prince Daniel in 2010.

The duchess satin gown also featured a 16-foot train.

Princess Charlene wore a similar Giorgio Armani Privé gown with a folded, off-the-shoulder neckline for her wedding to Prince Albert II of Monaco in 2011.

The gown, sewn from cream silk duchesse satin, featured mother-of-pearl and Swarovski crystal embellishments, according to Harper’s Bazaar.

Princess Claire of Luxembourg wore a wedding-gown design by Elie Saab in 2013 when she wed Prince Felix.

The sleeves and neckline of Princess Claire’s wedding dress were embellished with floral designs made from Chantilly lace.

Lady Gabriella Windsor married Thomas Kingston in 2019 in a similar dress designed by Luisa Beccaria.

Lady Gabriella Windsor is the Queen’s first cousin once removed. She wore a dress with a sheer lace neckline and sleeves embroidered with flowers.

Queen Mathilde of Belgium’s dress from her 1999 wedding to King Philippe included a high-standing collar.

Queen Mathilde wore a long-sleeved coat dress with buttons down the front.

Queen Letizia of Spain chose a Manuel Pertegaz wedding dress for her 2004 marriage to King Felipe that also featured a statement collar.

The collar was embroidered with fleur de lys and wheat, symbols from a Spanish royal crest, according to Hello! magazine.

In 1995, Princess Marie Chantal of Greece’s wedding dress featured textured embellishments and appliques.

The Valentino dress consisted of a lace bodice and ivory silk skirt, Hello! magazine reported.

Princess Nathalie of Denmark’s gown had textured appliques in a similar fashion. The dress was created by Danish designer Henrik Hviid for her 2011 wedding.

The ivory satin and silk organza gown was decorated with a bodice made of appliques, with matching embellishments down the front.