This article focuses on the wedding of Justin Trudeau and Sophie Gregoire. We don't cultivate Kennedys or Windsors -- and you don't see us tripping over ourselves every time a prime minister's offspring passes his bar exam. But if, hypothetically, we were to design a quintessentially Canadian prince, he'd probably look something like Justin Trudeau, the eldest son of Pierre Trudeau, the country's first-and-only pop star prime minister. Last weekend, in front of some 180 guests, Trudeau, 33, married his girlfriend, Sophie Grégoire, 30, in what was, by Canadian standards, a sweet and appropriately understated fairy-tale wedding. As crowds and camera crews gathered outside the Sainte-Madeleine d'Outremont church, the bride donned her dress in the penthouse suite of Hotel Le St-James, a posh boutique establishment in Old Montreal. She made her entrance to cheers and applause, and some of the bridesmaids started to cry. Later, after posing for photos, she rode to the church in a 2004 Rolls Royce Phantom which, according to the chauffeur, is the only one of its kind in Canada (starting price: about $400,000). Following the ceremony, an intimate Catholic service in which the newlyweds handed the communion wafers to their respective families, they descended the church steps through a cordon of bagpipers, Mounties and jubilant guests. Gregoire and Trudeau became acquainted as adults in June 2003 when they were co-hosting the Mercedes-Benz Grand Prix ball, a fundraiser for the Starlight Children's Foundation, but Grégoire had known the Trudeau family for years. Children are central to the couple's vision of marriage. "Before any other dream career I could have -- and God knows I have many projects -- I want to be a mum," says Grégoire.