Millie Bobby Brown and Jake Bongiovi married for the second time in Italy following an intimate wedding in May. On Wednesday, the Stranger Things star shared a photo dump of the Tuscan celebration on Instagram.

“Forever and ever, your wife,” the Florence founder by Mills captioned the post, which gave followers a window into their fairy-tale wedding.

The photos, taken by photographer Sandra von Liehoff, also featured a series of designer wedding gowns that Brown wore throughout the weekend. The day before the ceremony, the 20-year-old opened in a Fall 1993 Valentino gown styled by Ryan Young. Bon Jovi, meanwhile, wore a classic black tuxedo and white dress shirt by Tom Ford.

For her big day, the actress wore a custom-made Galia Lahav gown with a basque waist, boned bodice, and dramatic train.

“Designing her custom gown was such an exciting journey, a fun and creative journey, and we couldn't have done it without the incredible @cryoungin,” the designer Instagrammed in a tribute to Brown and her stylist. She wrote.

She accessorized her custom lace corset gown with a custom-made Montvieve veil, diamond bracelets, and an elegant updo that left loose strands around her face. The groom also wore a white gown with an ivory jacket, black pants, and black bow tie to the ceremony.

For the reception, Brown let her hair down and changed into an ivory floral lace slip gown by Oscar de la Renta.

She then closed the reception with another outfit change, this time wearing a Vivienne Westwood-like off-the-shoulder bustier mini-dress with her husband's discarded bow tie as a choker. Crazy for two Brits to get married without incorporating a little Westwood, right?

Brown's choice speaks to a broader trend that emphasizes a complete wedding wardrobe featuring three or more looks instead of one wedding dress and optional reception outfit changes. For example, Alex Cooper, host of “Call Her Daddy,” wore seven fabulous dresses during his wedding weekend in Riviera Maya, Mexico. Brown didn't seem to reach that record, but we don't know exactly how many bridal gowns she wore this year between her top-secret wedding in May and her second wedding in October. But wouldn't it be delightful if the total were 11 dresses?