Grace Kelly’s Grandson Is Officially a Married Man! See Pics from the 2-Day Affair

If you’re like us, then you love a royal wedding. The gowns! The jewels! The spectacle! Well, this past weekend, Grace Kelly’s royal grandson, Louis Ducruet, married his longtime love, Marie Chevallier, in a lavish two-day wedding that included three outfit changes.

As the son of Princess Stéphanie of Monaco and Daniel Ducruet, we expected the Monaco wedding would be a scene. What we didn’t expect was Chevallier’s stunning bridal jumpsuit.

During the couple’s civil ceremony on Friday, July 26, the bride wore an ivory Rosa Clará jumpsuit, seen below.

The Rosa Clará Instagram described the ensemble as a “sophisticated weightless silk crepe culotte jumpsuit with embroidered lace at the waist.” It also noted the demure V-neckline and the open back, which made Chevallier’s low-key bridal look that much more fresh and modern.

Following their civil ceremony, which was officiated by Mayor of Monaco Georges Marsan, the newlyweds fêted their nuptials with a reception in the gardens of the Prince’s Palace.

On Saturday, the couple made it official (again) with a traditional wedding at the Cathédral de Monaco.

Chevallier opted for a princess ballgown created by Atelier Boisanger made of silk Zagar and Chantilly lace. According to the fashion house’s Instagram, the gown required a casual 300 hours of embroidery.

And, for the final event, the bride changed into yet another Rosa Clará number with a high-low hem, a plunging illusion neckline, beaded appliqué and a tulle overlay.

Perfect for dancing and establishing a reputation as a cool royal, right?