The Most Iconic Couples Of All Time

They dated for longer than they were married, but Elvis and Priscilla were the couple of the moment in the late sixties.

He was the King of England and she was a divorced American socialite. Government refused to accept her as his Queen, so he abdicated from the monarchy in 1936. You couldn't write a better love story!

They might be a couple of golden Hollywood oldies, but this loved up duo have a relatively modern approach to romance - refusing to marry despite being in a relationship together since 1983.

Linda and Paul were the perfect match, but unfortunately their romance was cut short in 1995 when Linda died of cancer. She is credited for being the reason why Paul returned to music after the break-up of The Beatles.

The Depp-Moss romance may have ended a long time ago, but during their heyday in the 90s Johnny and Kate were the 'it' couple.

As individuals they were impressive - an American model and a British rock legend - but together they were iconic. Their daughters Scarlett and Georgia Jagger are now two of the most prolific British models, and with a mother like Jerry we're not surprised.

The odd bods of the rock world. People may blame Yoko for breaking up The Beatles but at least she made John happy.

British actress, Helena Bonham-Carter, and world renowned director, Tim Burton, are the perfect macabre match. With their kooky style and terrifically oddball films, we couldn't think of a better couple.

This hip hop power couple have taken the entertainment industry by storm. They are best friends with Barrack and Michelle Obama - which instantly sends them into the stratosphere!

They started as a cute celebrity couple. He was Manchester United's hotshot striker and she was one fifth of a chart-topping British girl group. Fast forward 15 years, and they are one of the most powerful celebrity couples in the world.

The iconic dance couple brought glamour and excitement to the silver screen with their fast and fantastic routines. Even now they are hailed as one of the greatest dance partnerships of all time.

Despite a 25-year age gap, Catherine and Michael married in 2000 and have remained one of Hollywood's golden couples. The pair even share a birthday as well as two children.

Although they've faced the constant media glare, David Bowie and his wife Iman have enjoyed a long and happy marriage. With her a model and him a music legend, they are a couple made in rock heaven. The pair married in 1992 and have one daughter.

The greatest ice skating couple of all time, Torvill and Dean made history with their perfect performance to Bolero at the Winter Olymics in 1984. Despite constant rumours that the pair are romantically linked, they maintain that they are just best friends.

The fairytale romance for Prince William and Kate Middleton began when they were both students at St Andrews university. Fast forward to 2013 and they are the world's favourite couple and expanding their family.

Although it is rumoured Brad and Angelina have tied the knot in secret, the couple have never officially announced their marriage. Hollywood's strongest couple have recently been at the forefront of the news, with Brad's fierce support of his fiancee's double mastectomy.

Passionate and mysterious both on and off the stage, Margot Fonteyn and Rudolph Nureyev were one of the most spellbinding ballet partnerships of all time. Nureyev once said that they danced with 'one body, one soul'.

Despite the intense media pressure on President Obama, his marriage to Michelle seems stronger than ever. The photo of their embrace after his re-election to office is the most re-tweeted picture of all time.

The 1960s were a time of excitement and hope in America - and no-one typified this more than the handsome, young President, John F Kennedy and his elegant wife, Jacqueline. His untimely death in Texas in November 1963 shocked the world.