‘I see a bride’ – Kylie Jenner risks Lauren Sanchez’s wrath as she appears to wear white to Jeff Bezos’s $20M Venetian wedding and fans accuse her of trying to outshine the bride with cleavage-baring gown - suong

The Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez wedding seems to be one for the ages after A-list celebrities descended on Venice to witness the couple's nuptials across the multi-day event.

For the general public, it has turned into a European Met Gala - giving everyone the chance to judge celebs' ensembles.

One person who found herself thrust into the spotlight is none other than Kylie Jenner.

Because the 27-year-old business woman and social media personality seems to have missed one of the most important wedding memos of all - don't wear white. 

Jenner was photographed being helped onto a water taxi as she headed to the ceremony while wearing what appeared to be a white, corseted gown.

Upon closer inspection, it turned out the dress was actually blue and silver - but looked white in certain lighting.  

The plunging ensemble, which left her ample assets on full display, boasted little black bows on the straps.

Kylie risked Lauren's wrath with the bold choice since traditionally, white is the color reserved for the bride - and guests are usually urged to steer clear of any color that may even appear close in order to avoid confusion or steal the spotlight.

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Kylie Jenner seems to have missed one of the most important wedding memos of all - don't wear white

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Jenner was photographed being helped onto a water taxi as she headed to the ceremony while wearing a white, corseted gown 

Fans on social media also voiced their concern at the fashion faux pas 

Fans on social media also voiced their concern at the fashion faux pas as one wrote: 'I see a bride.'

'You get the feeling they want to outshine the bride those "Kartrashians,"' one X (formerly Twitter) user wrote. 

'To be fair the whole debacle is a lesson that proves the old saying "money can't buy you class"' they wrote. 

'White should be the last color choice,' another user pointed out. 

'Hanging your b**bs out at a wedding is another no, no,' another fan commented about Jenner's plunging neckline. 

'These people are such attention seekers - it's quite gross to see the vanity on show.'

Just moments earlier, Bezos was spotted heading to his $20 million Venetian wedding ceremony, donning a tuxedo and huge grin.

He emerged from his hotel about an hour after Sanchez made her first appearance of the day as the pair prepare to celebrate in front of a dazzling array of star-studded guests.

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Just moments earlier, Bezos was spotted heading to his $20 million Venetian wedding ceremony, donning a tuxedo and huge grin 

Sanchez was pictured leaving the five star Aman hotel before making her way to San Giorgio Maggiore island where she will exchange vows with the billionaire tech mogul.

Guests arriving at the luxurious affair were greeted to the sounds of trumpets, violins and a Gospel Choir.

Some of the A-List stars attending the wedding have started arriving too. Oprah Winfrey and Usher are among stars who've traveled to the private island by water to watch the romantic nuptials take place.

Described as the 'wedding of a century', the 61-year-old Amazon founder and one of the world's richest men and his bride-to-be, 55, have welcomed nearly 200 VIPs to Venice for three days of lavish celebrations.

Last night it was revealed Bezos and Sanchez have already married legally ahead of today's ceremony on San Giorgio Maggiore island. 

It came as guests including Jenner were forced to take cover from a freak thunderstorm during the couple's pre-wedding party inside the historic Madonna dell’Orto cloisters.

A-listers Kim Kardashian, Oprah Winfrey and Orlando Bloom jetted in to Italy earlier this week for the nuptials which come two years after Bezos asked Sanchez to marry him on his $500 million superyacht.

But preparations for the couple's big day have been far from plain sailing with protestors planning to disrupt the celebrations, even forcing a late venue change.