It may not have been Marie Osmond's wedding, but she still made a style statement worthy of mother of the groom.
The star previously announced the marriage of her son, Matthew, and his wife Kaitlynn, but couldn't resist sharing another snapshot from their special day.
Marie, 66, shared an image of herself walking with her son and gushed over her new daughter-in-law.
Huge family news
"I haven't posted since our son Matthew and his beautiful bride, Kaitlynn, got married. I asked her if I could post a couple of photos from that day. I thought it was so sweet that she sent me this one of Matthew and me!"
Marie looked amazing in a stunning, floor-length gown, and with her raven locks worn loose around her shoulders.
Fans said she looked "incredible" and asked her secrets to her youthful looks.
© InstagramShe said: "We love Kaitlynn to pieces, and she fits right into our family."
Marie attended the nuptials with her husband, Stephen Craig, before they jetted off on a European adventure.
Marie addressed the wedding in her blog and said that the family are "beyond happy" for the couple.
Their 'crazy family'
© Getty ImagesDetailing the big day, she wrote: "It was such a happy occasion. Everything went perfect and according to plans and the whole day well… it was just incredible!!! it was wonderful to see friends and family be so supportive."
She said of "perfect match" Kaitlyn, she "fits right in with our crazy family," before confirming: "Everyone in my family absolutely adores her."
Why Marie won't give her inheritence to her 8 children
© Getty Images, NBCUniversal via Getty ImagesMarie has eight kids but has defended her decision not to give them her inheritance, revealing that she wants to enable them to "try to be something".
The singer revealed in 2020 that she had no plans to hand her offspring any of her fortune after decades performing with her brothers including Donny Osmond.
"Honestly, why would you enable your child to not try to be something? I don’t know anybody who becomes anything if they’re just handed money."
© Getty Images"To me, the greatest gift you can give your child is a passion to search out who they are inside and to work," she told Us Weekly.
"I mean, I’ve done so many things from designing dolls [and much more]. I love trying, I wanna try everything. I’m a finisher."
Speaking on The Talk in 2020 Marie revealed she planned to give her money to charity. She is one of the founders of the Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals which help sick and injured children across over 170 hospitals.
She said that her decision had come from personal experience, revealing her family "fought over a mirror and a table when [my aunt and uncle] passed away".
