8 Celebrities Who Were FLAWLESS Maids of Honor
File this gallery under "celebrities: they're just like us!”
Some of our favorite stars have had the pleasure of being maid of honor at their best friend's wedding, a job that's emotional, fun, and — let's be real — somewhat stressful. Click through to see which celebs served as right-hand woman to their BFFs — and yes, they look just as glam walking down the aisle as they do on the red carpet.
Pippa Middleton
Pippa famously served as Kate Middleton's maid of honor during the royal wedding, and she kiiiinda stole the spotlight thanks to everyone obsessing over her clingy Alexander McQueen dress.
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Taylor Swift
Taylor was maid of honor during her high school BFF Britany Maack's Pennsylvania wedding, and she brought a Vogue profiler along for the ride. She is a pop icon, after all.
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Paris Hilton
Nicky Hilton married James Rothschild at Kensington Palace back in 2015 (casual/relatable), and naturally Paris was a bridesmaid. The very definition of #TheSimpleLife, right?
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Cara Delevingne
Supermodel Cara Delevingne was her sister Poppy Delevingne's maid of honor when she married James Cook in May 2015. And FYI, there were 17 bridesmaids total. Seems reasonable.
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Courtney Cox
In a moment straight out of Friends, Courtney Cox served as Jennifer Aniston's maid of honor during her super hush-hush 2015 wedding to Justin Theroux. Somewhere, Phoebe is side-eyeing.
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Rachel Bilson
Remember The OC? Of course you do. Well, Rachel Bilson set her best friend up with the show's creator, Josh Schwartz, so obviously she was MOH. Plus, she got to wear a custom gown by designer Brian Reyes. Best wedding ever.
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Kirsten Dunst
Dunst was maid of honor during the Santa Barbara wedding of her childhood friend, Molly, and looked lovely with a crown of flowers in her hair. A truly timeless look.
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Lady Gaga
Gaga put away the monster claws and donned a gorgeous pink gown to be maid of honor at her friend Bo's Cabo San Lucas wedding in June 2013. She looked great despite the dress being made out of mere cloth instead of raw meat.