Kate Middleton has been married to Prince William since 29 April 2011, when they wed at Westminster Abbey. After the wedding, she became the Duchess of Cambridge and it looks like she has fit into the family very well. Not only is Kate a full-time royal, her role is likely to become even more important in the future if Prince William becomes King, and this is something she has always been aware of. At her wedding, the Duchess wore a stunning custom-made design which had a sweet nod to her new family and the importance of her new role.
Miss Middleton wished for her dress to combine tradition and modernity.
Royal statement
For the big day, Kate opted for a Victorian-inspired design from the fashion label, Alexander McQueen.
Made by British designer, Sarah Burton, Kate got to have her say and was involved in the design of the dress.
The garment had a lace sleeves and a fitted bodice which pulled in at the waist before continuing into a full skirt.
She also styled this with a veil and a train which was nine-feet-long.
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