Celebrity Brides Who Didn’t Wear White

For her October 2012 wedding to Justin Timberlake in Italy, Biel wore a pink Giambattista Valli haute-couture gown custom-made just for her -- and said she actually "surprised herself" when she chose it.

When the actress married 'Arrested Development' star David Cross in 2012, she chose an unusual color that set off her red hair perfectly. "It was marigold, and it had a train in the back that was cream," Tamblyn later said, adding, "There's nothing really traditional about me."

The screen icon wore a dark brown suit with a mink collar and rhinestone buttons when she took the plunge with baseball legend Joe DiMaggio at San Francisco City Hall in 1954. While she only paid $225 for the ensemble, it sold for $33,000 at a 1999 auction.

To tie the knot with agent Jim Toth in 2011, the Oscar-winning actress chose a custom-designed Monique Lhuillier blush-pink gown featuring a full tulle A-line skirt and a Chantilly lace corset bodice. "[Reese] wowed," a wedding guest reported. "She took your breath away."

When the ageless singer wed longtime partner Erwin Bach at their home in Switzerland in 2013, she flipped tradition: She wore an emerald and black Armani gown, and asked her female guests to wear white.

Serial bride Liz took her fifth trip down the aisle in 1964, marrying Richard Burton (the first time) in a yellow dress with flowers woven into her hair.

What else would the 'Here Comes Honey Boo Boo' matriarch wear but camo and hunting-vest orange? Mama June was just a fancier version of herself for her 2013 ceremony with Sugar Bear -- who wore a lookalike outfit.

In 2005, the curvy burlesque dancer wore a sweeping iridescent purple Vivienne Westwood gown to swap vows with shock rocker Marilyn Manson (at an Irish castle, of course). The marriage didn't last, but the dress became the stuff of bridal couture legend.