All the pictures you didn't see from Louis Ducruet and Marie Chevallier's stunning royal wedding

The lady of the hour looked ultra-chic for their civil ceremony wearing “a sophisticated, weightless silk crepe culotte jumpsuit with embroidered lace at the waist. The sleeveless design features a discrete V-neckline and an exquisite open back," explained the luxurious bridal design house.

One of the special guests was their adorable pup, Pancake, who posed next to the couple on the steps in the palace courtyard as it is accustomed in any Monegasque royal wedding.

Following the civil ceremony, the newlyweds posed with their parents. Louis was joined by his mother Princess Stephanie and his father, Daniel Ducruet. Marie was supported by her mom and her stepfather, Mr. and Mrs. Joubert.

Princess Stephanie brought the sunshine in a lovely bright yellow jumpsuit featuring a modern retro silhouette and a cinched waist.

On July 27, the religious wedding took place at the Monaco Cathedral. About 200 guests witnessed the royal couple’s nuptials. Some of the attendees included Prince Albert of Monaco, Princess Caroline and Princess Stephanie, newlyweds Charlotte Casiraghi and Dimitri Rassam, Pierre Casiraghi and Beatrice Borromeo, Andrea Casiraghi and Tatiana Santo Domingo, and Princess Alexandra of Hanover.

Louis had previously mentioned he wanted to be close to his late grandparents, Prince Rainier III and Grace Kelly whom were married and later buried in the Monaco cathedral.

Marie's bridesmaids looked lovely in a variation of neutral-toned dresses. Louis' half-sister Camille Gottlieb was part of the bridal party.

The bride and groom sealed their union in marriage with a romantic kiss.

The newlyweds were showered with flower petals and confetti as they left the church.

The bride looked gorgeous in her traditional wedding gown, which her sister-in-law Pauline Ducruet who’s a designer, helped create along with bridal designer Atelier Boisanger. According to social media, the bridal piece is made of silk Zagar and embroidered Chantilly lace and took a whopping 300 hours to make.

Louis and Marie posed with their loved ones outside the cathedral.

Marie changed into her third look for the reception following the ceremony.

The couple engaged in a happy moment cutting their gigantic, seven-tier wedding cake, which was decorated with red and white sugar flowers.

Wishing the lovely couple a lifetime of happiness!