@Choux I find it interesting that you chose Claire of Luxembourg’s dress as best lacy look and not her DSIL Stephanie’s.
Two reasons, I think. Stephanie’s dress has too much train for my taste (don't like big trains or long veils) and I find the finer pattern of her lace too fussy, there's just too much going on for me. Taste can be so idiosyncratic and you’ve caught me out in one of my idiosyncracies I guess, given the respective status of those two brides. Or else I'm just a pleb for preferring the dress that presumably cost slightly fewer thousands of pounds!
@KiIIingMeDeftly I ruled Meghan’s very elegant evening gown out of contention because she didn't actually get married in it. Also it's a halterneck (personal dislike).
@RomainingCalm Princess Madeleine's dress (no. 9 in the Scandi selection) is a contender for best post-Diana romantic pouffiness. Even her bouquet is pouffy! Not my style, but I think it's a good example of the look. She looks radiantly happy, which adds a bit of magic to the overall effect, of course. It's a wonderful photo that surely brings a smile to anyone's face, because she and hubby(-to-be) are focused on each other and look delighted to be getting married.
What's odd about the pictures of Eugenie's dress is that although she chose a low-backed design and spoke powerfully about being proud of her body I couldn't find a good back view, or even side view. The couple of partially obscured side views were promising and I like elegant, low-backed dresses, so it was disappointing not to be able to appreciate a feature of the design she had thought carefully about.