Yesterday, Peter Phillips married fiancee, Harriet Sperling in a church wedding in the Cotswolds.
Peter, 48, and Harriet, 45, tied the knot at All Saints Church in the village of Kemble, near Cirencester, in a ceremony attended by senior members of the Royal Family.
The location is close to Peter’s childhood – and adult – home at Gatcombe Park, while Harriet also grew up nearby and was living in the village when they met.
The bride chose a lace column gown by Emilia Wickstead – a favoured designer of Catherine, The Princess of Wales – with a lace overjacket, a three-metre train and Gloucestershire wildflower-inspired lace.
It was paired with Jimmy Choo heels, and a tiara and earrings from the jeweller who made her engagement ring, Pragnells. The tiara was borrowed, but has a royal connection, having been worn at the coronations of Elizabeth II and George VI by members of the Pragnell family.
Peter’s daughters, Savannah and Isla (15 and 14), were bridesmaids, alongside Harriet’s daughter Georgina (13), with their dresses also made by Wickstead in the same ivory crepe as the bride’s dress.
The newlywed Harriet is a paediatric nurse, while Peter works as an sports management executive. The couple met in 2024, getting engaged last August.
Peter and Autumn Phillips announced their separation in 2020, with a formal divorce following in 2021. They still co-parent their two daughters. It is also Harriet’s second marriage.
The King and Queen attended, as well as The Prince and Princess of Wales, Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, Princess Anne and Sir Tim, plus Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie with their husbands, Edo and Jack.
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Zara and Mike Tindall were also on the guest list, along with Lady Sarah Chatto and her family, The Earl of Snowdon and his new belle.
The wedding reception was held at Princess Anne’s nearby home, Gatcombe Park.
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Peter is currently 19th in line to the throne, but will be pushed into 20th position following the birth of Princess Eugenie’s third child, expected this summer.
