Beyonce's sister Solange Knowles marries in Kenzo and Stephane Rolland
Solange Knowles married Alan Fergurson in New Orleans at the weekend.
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Beyonce's little sister, musician Solange Knowles married at the weekend with guests all decked out in white.
Solange Knowles has built a reputation for her style choices; always fashion forward and slightly alternative, so there was no doubt that for her wedding that she would opt for something not exactly traditional.
In a series of images posted on Instagram by older sister Beyonce, the bride and wedding party are pictured in all white ensembles.
True to form, Solange eschewed the usual bridal formalities and arrived at her wedding on a bicycle wearing a white jumpsuit complete with cape, by Stephane Rolland.
For the wedding ceremony which took place in Marigny Opera House in New Orleans, Solange wore a white dress with cape detail created for her by Humberto Leon for Kenzo.
She accessorised it with chunky Jill for Lady Grey bracelets and groom, video director Alan Ferguson wore Lanvin.
The party then moved onto the streets where they were serenaded with a brass band, the bride once again opted to wear a low-cut caped jumpsuit.
There were no matching bridesmaids, instead the bridal party all wore different dresses in shades of white. Beyonce wore a simple, fitted midi dress.
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