Peter Phillips, the nephew of King Charles III, married NHS nurse Harriet Sperling on Saturday at All Saints Church in the Cotswolds village of Kemble. The ceremony proceeded under a steady drizzle, but a makeshift umbrella guard kept the couple mostly dry for their wedding photos, and a crowd of roughly three hundred guests celebrated the union.

All Saints Church in Kemble Hosts a Royal Wedding Amid Drizzle

The venue, a modest parish church in Gloucestershire, was transformed into a bright setting despite the grey sky. According to the source, a large white umbrella held by the bridesmaids shielded the newlyweds as they exited, allowing them to pose for photographs without getting soaked.

Harriet Sperling’s White Lace Dress by Emilia Wickstead Draws Royal Praise

Harriet, 45, arrived in a romantic white lace gown designed by Emilia Wickstead, a designer favored by Catherine, Princess of Wales.. The source notes that the dress attracted particular attention, complementing the bride’s calm demeanor and the overall festive mood.

Core Royal Family Attends, While Harry and Meghan Remain Absent

King Charles, Queen Camilla, Prince William, and Catherine were among the close relatives present,with the Prince and Princess of Wales receiving the loudest cheers. the report highlights the conspicuous absence of Prince Harry and Meghan, sparking speculation about whether they were invited.

Reception at Gatcombe Park Offers a Rare Moment of Joy for the Monarchy

After the vows, the couple traveled to Gatcombe Park, the estate of Princess Anne and Vice Admiral Sir Timothy Lawrence,for a reception.. The source describes the gathering as a “rare glimpse of genuine joy” amid a period of somberness for the royal family, with guests enjoying a relaxed atmosphere .

Who Was Not Invited? The Missing Mountbatten‑Windsor Presence

Andrew Mountbatten‑Windsor and his wife Fergie were also absent, underscoring the intimate nature of the guest list. The source suggests their non‑attendance further emphasizes the focused,small‑scale celebration.