Preparations are underay for the royal wedding of Peter Phillips and Harriet Sperling, set to take place on Saturday, June 6, at All Saints Church in Gloucestershire.

The $30 million Cotswolds venue gets a minimalist makeover

A team of florists and decorators has been seen arriving at the Cotswolds venue , carrying large urns, greenery,and decorations to transform the church for the intimate ceremony .

Early glimpses suggest a minimalist, all-foliage theme, with a focus on lush greenery rather than traditional flowers, offering a hint of what royal fans can expect from this private affair.

Who's in and who's out: A royal guest list with notable absences

The wedding is expected to draw almost the entire Royal Family, with King Charles and Queen Camilla, Princess Anne and Vice Admiral Sir Tim Lawrence, the Prince and Princess of Wales, and the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh all anticipated to attend.

Notably absent will be Prince Harry and Prince Andrew, with sources indicating that Peter and Harry have simply lost touch over the years and Harry was not invited.

A deeply personal celebration in the English countryside

The ceremony will be a deeply personal celebration for the couple, who have chosen the Cotswolds for its sentimental value—it is where they grew up and hold dear.

Following the service, guests will gather at Gatcombe Park for a reception hosted by Peter's family.

What we still don't know: The identiy of the unnamed buyer of Peter's engagement ring

The engagement ring features a touching tribute to his late grandmother,Queen Elizabeth II, as it was designed by the same jeweller who crafted her iconic 1946 ring.

Royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams notes that this wedding will be markedly different from Peter's first marriage to Autumn Kelly, which left the family bewildered.

This time, the couple has opted for a more subdued and meaningful celebration, surrounded by loved ones in the English countryside.