Royal Wedding Costume
Channel timeless elegance with a classic, regal bridal gown and sparkling tiara.
A Royal Wedding costume is a popular choice for those who love classic romance, historical elegance, and high-society fashion. Inspired by iconic real-life royal brides, this look centers on a sophisticated, long-sleeved lace gown, a dramatic veil, and a sparkling tiara. It is perfect for Halloween, themed parties, or couples looking to pair a bride with a prince.
- Difficulty
- Medium
- Time
- ~45 min
- Budget
- $80–250
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What you need for a Royal Wedding costume
Short on time? Buy it ready-made
Spirit Halloween sells the complete Royal Wedding costume — one box instead of 6 pieces.
Lace bridal gown
A long-sleeved, high-neck or V-neck white satin and lace A-line wedding dress.
DIY: Use a white maxi dress and layer a long-sleeved lace crop top or bolero over it.
Bridal tiara
A silver-toned rhinestone or crystal tiara to mimic royal family heirlooms.
DIY: Decorate a plastic headband with silver glitter, rhinestones, and hot glue.
Cathedral-length veil
A long, sheer white tulle veil that attaches to the hair behind the tiara.
DIY: Gather a long piece of white tulle and sew or pin it to a clear hair comb.
White satin gloves
Elbow-length white satin gloves for an extra touch of formal royal etiquette.
Faux flower bouquet
A small, elegant bouquet of white roses, lilies of the valley, and green foliage.
DIY: Bundle fake white flowers from a craft store together with white floral tape and a satin ribbon.
Drop earrings
Classic pearl or teardrop crystal earrings to complement the tiara.
Rather not assemble it? See ready-made Royal Wedding costumes at Spirit Halloween ↗
How to put it together
- 1
Put on the lace bridal gown, ensuring the skirt falls smoothly and any train is laid out.
- 2
Style your hair into a classic, secure low bun or half-up style to support the weight of the headpieces.
- 3
Place the crystal tiara securely on your head, using bobby pins to anchor it in place.
- 4
Attach the tulle veil just behind the tiara, letting it drape elegantly down your back.
- 5
Slip on the elbow-length white satin gloves.
- 6
Put on the pearl drop earrings and any matching delicate jewelry.
- 7
Carry the white faux flower bouquet in both hands to complete the regal look.
Makeup & hair
Style hair in a polished, smooth low bun or elegant half-up do. Keep makeup classic and natural with a soft pink lip, neutral eyeshadow, a touch of blush, and clean eyeliner.
Royal Wedding for couples, groups, kids & more
- couples
- Pair with a partner dressed as a prince in a formal military dress uniform with a red sash and medals.
- group
- Add bridesmaids in matching pastel gowns and a ring bearer in formal attire.
- kids
- A miniature version featuring a white tulle dress, a small plastic tiara, and a tiny bouquet.
- Plus size
- Look for A-line or empire-waist bridal gowns with supportive lace bodices for a comfortable, flattering fit.
- pet
- A white dog dress with a tiny attached tulle veil.
Tips
- Secure the tiara with plenty of bobby pins crossed over each other so it does not slip when you move.
- Choose comfortable white flats or low block heels, as the long gown will cover your feet anyway.
- If walking around outdoors, use a small safety pin to bustle or loop the train of the dress to keep it clean.
- Hold the bouquet at hip level for the most flattering and natural posture in photos.
Royal Wedding costume FAQ
- How do I make a cheap wedding dress look royal?
- Focus on the accessories. Adding a high-quality crystal tiara, a long cathedral veil, and elegant satin gloves instantly elevates a simple white dress.
- What kind of flowers should be in a royal bouquet?
- Royal bouquets traditionally feature white flowers like lilies of the valley, myrtle, and white roses, symbolizing love and hope.
- Can I wear this as a couples costume?
- Yes, it pairs perfectly with a partner dressed in a royal military uniform or a formal black tuxedo to look like a prince.
Did you know? Many modern royal wedding dresses, including Kate Middleton's, pay homage to Grace Kelly's iconic 1956 lace gown, which set the standard for regal bridal fashion.