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- The wedding took place in Kemble, Gloucestershire.
- The bride, Harriet Sperling, wore a gown by Emilia Wickstead.
- Princess Catherine wore a piece of jewelry formerly belonging to Princess Diana.
Catherine, Princess of Wales, joined senior members of the British Royal Family on Saturday in the village of Kemble, Gloucestershire, to attend the wedding of Peter Phillips—the son of Princess Anne—and NHS paediatric nurse Harriet Sperling. The ceremony, held at All Saints’ Church, was attended by King Charles III, Queen Camilla, Princess Anne, and Prince William.
For the occasion, the Princess of Wales wore a blush-hued knee-length dress by Roland Mouret, paired with a boater-style hat by Jane Taylor and Gianvito Rossi heels. Notably, she accessorized with a three-strand pearl bracelet from the collection of her late mother-in-law, Princess Diana. According to reports from Vogue, the bride’s gown was designed by Emilia Wickstead, featuring a 10-foot train and wildflower-motif lace, reflecting the local flora of the region.
The nuptials were followed by celebrations at Gatcombe Park, the Gloucestershire estate belonging to Princess Anne. The event comes shortly after the Princess of Wales attended a reception at St James’s Palace in London to mark the 125th anniversary of Cancer Research UK earlier this week.