For me, besides the whole “I will” part, this was the best part of the show. Leave it to the Brits to finesse the line between quirky and conservative. The trend is certainly towards tonal dressing, sophisticated elegance and whimsical toppers. It can’t be easy to find the perfect outfit to wear to the royal wedding of the century. Below are people who I feel got it right:

I’m not sure who this woman is, but she got it just right.
Below are more guests who rocked neutrals perfectly:

British socialite, Tara Palmer Tomkinson, chose a dress and topper as colourful as her notorious personality:

More jewel toned, highly saturated looks below. Love the turquoise hat – wish the dress had been done in a more structured fabric:

I have to address the choices made by Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie (everyone else has!). I love Beatrice’s outfit. Perhaps it would have looked more age-appropriate on someone more mature. The hat? Pretty ridiculous. The raccoon-rimmed eyes? The worst part of the look:

Eugenie: Please fire your stylist. Actually, please attack her with that dress first, then fire her, then make her walk out with the dress on… That dress might have been appropriate in the ’80’s on a woman in her ’80’s.
Posh and Becks… What to say? I do not find Posh attractive and find her looks to be conservative and existing only to show off the fact that she has not eaten for longer than anyone else. Congratulations. I do not find women who choose not to smile attractive. Sorry. Here is what they looked like – stiff and dark, like her personality.  The only thing major about her outfit are the OTT platforms, of which I think we’ve seen enough over the years: