Hmmm. Well, I'm undecided on Mrs. Clinton's rehearsal dinner dress, but I thought the entire family looked wonderful at the wedding. Chelsea was glowing, elegant and timeless. Well done:)

I just saw a shot of Hilary in her rehearsal dress on the Today show. It does look better when she is moving.....but I am still not a fan.

I thought Chelsea looked so pretty in her dress, and it's so jarring to see her like this, because I still remember her as an awkward pre-teen. It's wonderful that she grew into her looks and is now clearly confident and happy.

As for Hillary, I have only seen that one photo of her in the MOB dress, but thought the color looked great, as did her hair (something Hillary has been up-front about having a lot of problems getting right). The caftan was just so surprising to me because it is SO different from anything I have ever seen her in.

Mac, regarding the price of the wedding, I actually read that the estimates were off and the wedding cost less than $1 million. Regardless, I do agree with Julie that a wedding is, in part, dictated on your bank book. Of course you are right that many people spend more than they can afford for their weddings, and require years to pay it off. But that's clearly not the case with the Clintons, so if they can afford it, I don't see it as inelegant if they decided to spend that much on their daughter's wedding. I'm also sure that a significant sum of money was spent on security (despite the fact that the Clinton's have secret service protection), which is something most people don't have to deal with. A tiny wedding/elopement like JFK Jr's isn't for everyone, so if Bill and Hill wanted to go all out for their only child's wedding, I don't find that tacky.

I think everyone looked amazing and Chelsea is such a glowing bride! I actually like the Mrs. Roper caftan - I think it's very glam! I don't know if it befit the occasion though. I definitely like that Hilary stepped out of her comfort zone of pastel suits! Love the color of the dress she wore to the wedding - I would love to see a full shot of it.

I read that Vera Wang was a guest at the wedding. Now why can't we see a photo of what she was wearing? That's the pic I want to see now!

It really always irked me to hear all the comments about "awkward" Chelsea. If she were a son and not a daughter, would everyone be so hung up about her appearance? What made her awkward exactly? I don't recall her *doing* or saying anything to warrant that kind of criticism. It was strictly based on her appearance. Honestly, who is gorgeous at that age with wacky hormones, acne, and a rapidly changing body? I was a little younger than she was when her family was in the White House, and I always thought she looked totally normal. No wonder teen girls are so miserable and self conscious. As a kid I thought wow, if people think SHE is awkward and unattractive, what does that say about *me* with my big glasses and acne?

I just looked at a picture of her again, and I still don't think there was any reason to label her as awkward. She looked like a normal 12 year old.

(Add to my list of most loathed words: "blossomed.")

Beautiful bride. Love the caftan colors but the style is not my taste. I liked her wedding day outfit better.

Maya- I agree with you, the media was inexcusably unkind to Chelsea while they were in the White House.....
But Hillary is fair game here with us

Maya, I agree with you about Chelsea being awkward. I know I used the word, but honestly, it's because I pretty much think ALL kids that age are awkward. I often say that I wonder how parents just don't kick their kids out of the home at the age of 13: they become difficult in terms of attitude, and they don't even have cuteness to counteract it.

Chelsea was particularly unfortunate because she was thrust into the spotlight at an incredibly difficult age. Have hair that could be frizzy and braces certainly didn't help, and the media was often quite mean. I think it would be the case for any kid, though (and have seen MANY awkward boys of that age).

Malia Obama is going to be hitting that stage of life soon. But I actually have a feeling she's going to be one of the lucky few who looks perfect at every age.