In 1953 she returned and hired Lowe to design a wedding dress for her daughter, the future First Lady Jacqueline Bouvier, and the dresses for her bridal attendants for her September wedding to then-Senator John F. Kennedy. Auchincloss also chose Lowe to design her own wedding dress for her marriage to Hugh D. Auchincloss in 1942. Lowe's dress for Bouvier consisted of fifty yards of "ivory silk taffeta with interwoven bands of tucking forming the bodice and similar tucking in large circular designs swept around the full skirt."
After returning in 1953, she commissioned Lowe to create a wedding attire for her daughter, Jacqueline Bouvier, who would later become First Lady, as well as dresses for her bridesmaids at her September 1953 wedding to Senator John F. Kennedy. Auchincloss also asked Lowe to design her own wedding dress for her 1942 marriage to Hugh D. Auchincloss. The gown designed by Lowe for Bouvier featured fifty yards of ivory silk taffeta with gathered fabric forming the bodice and skirt.