The Duchess of Cambridge’s sister Pippa Middleton has married one of the country’s most eligible bachelors, millionaire groom James Matthews.
Here are all the photos you need to see of the wedding, held at St Mark’s Church in Englefield, Berkshire.
The dress
Pippa’s dress was designed by British fashion designer Giles Deacon.
It was a high neck, cap-sleeved ivory gown with a corseted bodice and bespoke lace detailing.
A royal favourite, Deacon’s designs have formerly been worn by Princess Beatrice, as well as other A-list celebrities Scarlett Johansson, Drew Barrymore, Agyness Deyn, Thandie Newton and Victoria Beckham.
Prince George and Princess Charlotte
Royal watchers were cheered by the sight of Prince George and Princess Charlotte who arrived in classic cars.
There were some adorable pictures from the wedding of the tiny pageboy and bridesmaid.
The Duchess of Cambridge also had a cuter moment with her own sister as she arranged her train for her.
The guests
The bride and groom exchanged vows in front of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, Prince Harry and former Wimbledon tennis champion Roger Federer.
But royal fans were left disappointed as there was no Meghan Markle among the guests, with William and Harry arriving together on foot.
There is speculation she may make it to the wedding reception later being staged at the Middleton family home in nearby Bucklebury.
Other guests included the groom’s brother, former Made In Chelsea regular and reality television personality Spencer Matthews, Pippa’s controversial uncle Gary Goldsmith and Princess Eugenie.
The happy couple
The bride and groom emerged from the church following a service that lasted around 45 minutes – and were blessed by the weather.
The heavy downpour that started minutes after the beginning of the service ended a few moments before the church doors opened.
With a peal of bells ringing out across the Berkshire countryside, they walked hand in hand slowly along the church path. In touching scenes in front of them, the group of young page boys and bridesmaids led the way.
The husband and wife could not help smiling and, as they reached the main gates of St Mark’s, they paused as the young children played around them. They then kissed for the waiting press who were gathered nearby.
Kate continued her role as big sister and marshalled the young bridesmaids and page boys into the classic cars that had brought them to the church as guests filed out and walked to nearby Englefield House, where it is believed a champagne reception will be held.
