Michael - Instead of the traditional white gown, you decide to think outside the box. Your dress was a pale lavender with a floor length skirt that was opaque to the knees and sheer the rest of the way down. The bodice was strapless, with a sweetheart neckline and beaded detailing that ombred from closely spaced at the top to spread out near the waistline. And, of course, Michael's hair was dyed an ungodly shade of purple for the occasion. You banned green from the wedding entirely for this reason; you were afraid your Clifford would turn into Barney.
Luke - You wanted nothing more than to wear your mother's dress on your big day, but it was a little out of date. Finding a middle ground, you had a seamstress sew the upper half of your mom's gown to a long, mermaid-style skirt. She also updated the bodice, removing every last trace of ancient history and adding a modern flair. You were a little worried at first, but when you saw the final result, you couldn't have been more pleased. And neither could Luke. The moment he laid eyes on you when you walked into the church on your father's arm, his face lit up like a Christmas tree. (a/n: a little TFiOS reference for you there haha)
Calum - You bought the most extravagant dress you could find in your price range. A bargain hunter for life, you managed to find a designer gown for less than half the original cost, and it was absolutely perfect. It hugged you in all the right places, accentuating your tiny waist and making you look noticeably slimmer but still making you feel like a princess. On another note, that was the first and last time you ever saw Cal in a tux.
Ashton - Your dress was girly and modest, down-to-earth and practical without being boring. You were having a beach wedding, so the skirt detached in the middle of your thighs. You couldn't have a train, so you made up for that with a lacy veil that draped beautifully over your perfectly styled y/h/c curls. And for comfort as well as personality, you decided, to heck with heels. Instead, you and Ash sported matching pairs of black Vans.
