Princess Diana's niece Lady Kitty Spencer wore 5 custom Dolce & Gabbana gowns on her wedding day
- Lady Kitty Spencer married Michael Lewis in Rome on Saturday.
- The bride wore five custom Dolce & Gabbana gowns on the day.
- The dresses were inspired by Italy, England, and Spencer's love for flowers.
Lady Kitty Spencer wore five Dolce & Gabbana gowns at her wedding to millionaire fashion mogul Michael Lewis.
Spencer, 30, and Lewis, 63, tied the knot at a lavish ceremony in Frascati, Rome, on Saturday.
Spencer, the daughter of Princess Diana's brother Charles Spencer, is a model and brand ambassador for Dolce & Gabbana. The Italian fashion house "created a number of exclusive hand-made gowns" for the bride, a spokesperson wrote on Instagram on Sunday, alongside a video of Spencer wearing five dresses.
The first dress shown in the video is a blue tulle gown and matching cape, embroidered with pink flowers. The brand shared a photo of Spencer wearing the dress at what appears to be her wedding reception, taken by photographer German Larkin.
Two of the other four dresses featured in the video were also embroidered with flowers. At the end of the video, Spencer can be seen wearing a traditional white wedding dress.
The lace gown, which featured a high neckline, puffed shoulders, and full-length sleeves, was inspired by the Victorian era, Dolce & Gabbana wrote on Instagram.
The brand shared a photo of Spencer in the dress, taken by Larkin.
Dolce & Gabbana told Tatler that Spencer's love for Italy, England, and flowers all came into play when designing the custom gowns.
"One of the inspirations is definitely her love for Italy. Kitty is in love with our beautiful country and its rich history, art and culture," Domenico Dolce told the publication.
"But she is also a girl who is very attached to her origins, to England; to her heritage of the great Victorian era. And like all the English people, she has a great passion for all kinds of flowers," Stefano Gabbana added.
Dolce & Gabbana and Larkin did not immediately respond to Insider's request for comment.