text: When the first pictures of Kim Sears in her wedding dress surfaced yesterday, they got a mixed reaction. The Jenny Packham chiffon gown with jewelled-detailing on the arms has split opinion, with some on Twitter raving about the garment and others claiming it swamped her. Over the last few years, wedding dress choices have become so varied that they fall into very distinct camps - short, boho, quirky traditional and more. Scroll down for video . Andy Murray and Kim Sears leave Dunblane cathedral after getting married this weekend . Zeenat Sabvur from the wedding planning website Ready or Knot believes brides are thinking outside the box a lot more when it comes to their wedding dresses nowadays, instead of having their choices dictated by tradition. She said: 'Brides don't go for what they think they should go for anymore,they choose their dress more on what their personalities are like. 'Angelina always said that her children were the reason for her getting married, so she made the day very much based around them and that included the dress. 'Keira Knightley's was quirkier - she wore a dress that had worn before and that had a lot of stories to it. 'The change of attitude towards dresses is the same as with the wedding cake, brides don't necessarily get cake anymore, they might get cheese, profiteroles or cupcake. 'Weddings are now about personalities and celebrating  their relationships, which makes it more fun.' Read on to discover the different types of wedding dresses that brides are opting for nowadays... The Traditional Dress . Prince William and Kate Middleton get married in 2011 at Westminster Abbey . Many brides still opt for the traditional white gown when it comes to their wedding outfit. When Kate Middleton married Prince William in 2011, she opted for an elegant lace gown by Sarah Burton for Alexander McQueen. The intricate lace appliqué bodice and sleeves of Catherine's dress mirrored those on the wedding gown of Grace Kelly, who became Princess Grace of Monaco when she married Ranier III, Prince of Monaco, in 1956. Chanel designer Karl Lagerfeldsaid of the dress:' Alexander McQueen's dresses are always very elegant. 'It's very pretty, and relatively classic, but that goes with the decor, with a little touch of the 1950s that recalls Marilyn Monroe or Queen Elizabeth's dress.' The non-dress wedding dress . Solange Knowles and Alan Ferguson on their wedding day . When Solange Knowles arrived at her wedding to her video director boyfriend Alan Ferguson last November, she looked stunning in a cream jumpsuit, complete with a matching cape. Solange is known for her bold style, so she was unlikely to have opted for a traditional gown. She wore a long caped gown by Humberto Leon for Kenzo for the nuptials but arrived at the ceremony in a Stephane Rolland cream jump suit, having travelled there on a white-painted bicycle decorated with cream roses. The theme of the bash was a stylish, if unconventional affair, with all guests encouraged to wear white, including her sister Beyoncé and mother Tina. More and more women are opting for trouser suits or jumpsuits at weddings now, to give them freedom of movement. The boho dress . Kate Moss married Jamie Hince in 2011 . When Kate Moss married Jamie Hince in a village church in the Cotswolds, she looked stunning in a vintage-style cream dress and matching floor-length veil, designed by close friend John Galliano. The model showed off her slim figure in a cream bias-cut dress with sheer skirt with gold leaf embroidery and rhinestones. Her head piece featured floral detailing on either side of an off-white headband and Manolo Blahnik designed a special pair of wedding shoes that include a blue insole as Kate's 'something blue'. Zeenat said: 'Kate Moss's wedding dress was beautiful , everything from the dress to the veil and the flower girls were very boho and very unique.' The short dress . Keira Knightley marries Jamie Righton in 2013 . Keira Knightley was the epitome of laid-back cool when she got married to Jamie Righton at the town hall in Mazan, a small town around 12 miles from Marseilles in 2013. She wore a pale pink tulle Chanel dress with a pink jacket and a pair of sunglasses. The dress had actually been worn by Keira several times before - most memorably to the BAFTAs in 2008. The actress has confessed that in addition to the Chanel dress, pictured, that she wore for her civil wedding in the South of France last year, she also had a custom-made £50,000 Valentino dress for a secret second ceremony. She told Elle magazine she decided to wear the simple Chanel dress for the first ceremony because ‘every time I’ve worn that dress, I’ve had a fantastic night and if you’ve got a dress where you’ve always had a fantastic night, it’s worth having another fantastic night in it’. The DIY dress . Angelina Jolie married Brad Pitt last August . Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt always said that they would get married when their children asked them to. So it comes as no surprise that their six-strong brood played an integral part of their wedding day on August 23 last year at their French estate Chateau Miraval. Indeed, the blushing bride took the unusual measure of letting her kids decorate her wedding dress, walking down the aisle in a gorgeous yet simple white satin gown and long veil that featured colourful drawings all over, . Created by Atelier Versace master tailor Luigi Massi, the gown featured a fitted bodice with simple thin straps, the bust complete with ruching, with a plain waist, kicking out into a flowy full skirt. Luigi then hand-sewed a number of the children's designs onto both the back of the dress and the full-length veil. 'Luigi is like family to me and I couldn't imagine anyone else making this dress,' the 39-year-old bride told People magazine. 'He knows and cares for the children and it was great fun putting it together.' The quirky wedding dress . Lady Mary Charteris married  Robbie Furze in 2012 . When It Girl Lady Mary Charteris married rock musician Robbie Furze, she opted for an eye-popping design  that made sure she stood out from the crowd. The aristocratic model chose a dress designed by Pam Hogg - who just so happens to have dressed Lady Gaga. Unsurprisingly, the odd garment was certainly something that Gaga would be proud of. Lady Mary wore the eye-catching gown, complete with tulle skirt, floral headpiece and vertiginous heels, as she tied the knot to rock musician Robbie Furze, frontman of The Big Pink. The blonde star certainly had the figure for the creation which featured cutaway detail and sheer sleeves. She wore her hair down in a loose wave and completed her look with a long veil and a chunky necklace and bridal shoes by designer Nicholas Kirkwood. The non-white dress . Jessica Biel married Justin Timberlake in 2010 . When Jessia Biel married Justin Timberlake she wore a bold pink wedding dress. Jessica, looked stunning for her happy day in a custom-made Giambattista Valli Haute Couture gown - shunning traditional white or ivory for a beautiful petal pink colour. She teamed the strapless gown with a matching ethereal cathedral-length veil, clutching a bouquet of white flowers as she beamed for the camera. Jessica isn't alone in snubbing white gowns for her big day, Reece Witherspoon, Anne Hathaway and Shenae Grimes have all opted for dresses that were colourful.
target: Kim Sears married Andy Murray yesterday in a Jenny Packham gown .
  She opted for a traditional style for her wedding dress .
  Increasingly, celebrities are shying away from traditional gowns .
  Keira Knightley wore a prom dress and Angelia Jolie's kids decorated hers .