Lorraine Kelly was the epitome of elegance as she watched her daughter Rosie Kelly Smith marry her fiancé Steve White at Sir Andy Murray's hotel in Scotland on 25 July.
In photos shared exclusively with HELLO!, the daytime TV host posed alongside her daughter at the Cromlix hotel, near Dunblane, in a column midi dress with a fitted waist and a dramatic cape detail from Coast.
While the exact design in the soft sky blue no longer appears to be available on the website, the high street store has similar styles in the sale for around £50.
Keeping all eyes on her mother-of-the-bride dress, Lorraine wore her brunette hair in a chic updo and accessorised with gold sandals, which she later swapped for blue heels and a matching fascinator.
A vibrant red manicure and pedicure added a bold, high-contrast pop of glamour to her ensemble, moving away from the traditional milky white or neutral pink hues the bridal party typically wears to a wedding.
Lorraine Kelly's thoughts on the 'perfect' Scottish wedding
© In the Name of Love PhotographyOpening up about the "emotional" yet "perfect" d, she told HELLO!: "It was a mixture of, 'Oh my gosh, I can't believe my baby is a bride and a mother and she looks so beautiful.' The dress was perfect and she just radiated sheer happiness.
"I was so proud of her. When I saw her standing there looking like that, all the emotion came out. I did cry quite a lot; that was a beautiful, beautiful moment."
Taking inspiration from the Princess of Wales' Sarah Burton for Alexander McQueen lace wedding dress, Rosie looked beautiful in a Suzanne Neville gown featuring long lace sleeves and a structured bodice.
Rosie Kelly Smith's special wedding guests
© InstagramRosie and Steve, who got engaged in 2024, were joined by several important family members. Their daughter Billie looked adorable in a white dress as she took on the role of flower girl, and Rosie's grandmother, whom Lorraine said "is very frail" normally, but "felt incredible" on the day.
Scotland holds a special place in their hearts. It not only has a sweet connection to her parents, who are Scottish natives, but it is also where the couple visited on their first holiday to Scotland when Billie was two months old.
"We picked Cromlix as it's in the middle of Scotland but it's also very remote," Rosie said. "You can't see any other buildings when you look out the windows so it feels like you're in the Highlands, which is quite nice. We wanted somewhere we could take over and have as our own."
