What a woman chooses to wear on her wedding is probably the biggest fashion decision of her life.

It's a day cemented in photographic memory forever, so the pressure to the look right can be immense. No wonder most women feel overwhelmed looking for thedress, especially if a traditional fru-fru gown isn't on the cards.

Luckily, there are tons of celebrities - both past and present - that you can take inspiration from if you don't want to go down the traditional route.

Whether you want to forgo a dress a la Bianca Jagger or Solange, or prefer bold colour like Elizabeth Taylor or Gwen Stefani, we've come up with a few tips and high street suggestions to help you get started.

Wear a co-ord two-piece instead of a dress

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We'd expect nothing less than perfection from Olivia Palermo, the former reality star nailed a simple yet chic two piece combo when she tied the knot with her German model husband Johannes Huebl.

Get the look: Mix and match two-pieces is great for those who require different sizes for top and bottom. This simple ASOS bridal maxi skirt with puddle train , £85 adds an elegant touch and can be teamed with a more glitzy top layer to add interest and drama. You can cheat your way to the look by opting for a dress that creates the illusion of a two-piece - like this lace top tutu midi dress by Rare from Topshop, £65.

Go for a bold colour

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Elizabeth Taylor always knew how to make an impact

Liz Taylor wasn't afraid to stand out when she wed Richard Burton. She went for a completely unconventional look in bright wedding dresses plus size teamed with pretty floral accessories. Proving that bold colour is a great way to eschew tradition.

Get the look: Take a leaf out of Elizabeth Taylor's book and choose a bright hue for your dress, especially if you're getting married in an unconventional or unusual venue.

Bianca is the epitome of 70s style and she proved her rock and roll kudos when she donned a beautiful white suit when she married Mick Jagger. Add some edge to your wedding day by opting for a tuxe not tulle.

Get the look : Suits needn't look masculine and there are plenty of well tailored feminine options on the high street. This white belted tuxe blazer from Topshop, £49 is perfectly cut to accentuate your curves team it with a full skirt to complete the look.

Reiss are also currently stocking these gorgeous off white suit separates , from £125. Wear the suit with a lace cami and big hat or veil for an added feminine touch.

Opt for ombre

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This edgy bridal gowns proves Gwen was doing ombre before it became a trend

Gwen may have ditched her former husband, Gavin Rossdale, but the queen of punk-style hasn't lost her stylish edge. Take a cue from Ms Stefani and go for an unusual pattern or ombre effect on your dress to add interesting detail to your look.

Solange opted for an unconventional yet oh-so stylish twist for her wedding day outfit. The singer rocked an on trend jumpsuit and cape combo, which sent us all into a tizz. This look is ideal for those who hate wearing dresses or if you're planning a winter wedding and want to be more covered up.

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