Temperley London wedding hat, 245 GBP
We loved the Royal Wedding, I particularly loved the down to earth feel and natural modest elements.
Kate wore a stunning dress by Sarah Burton at Alexander McQueen, with lace detailing, a V neck and satin train with embroidered detail.
Her bouquet was British with lily of the valley and the maple trees lining Westminster Abbey really added a natural feel to what is such a magnificent venue for your wedding. The ivory and green colour scheme worked so well with all the grandeur of the Royal decor & spleandor.
Kate also borrowed a tiara from the Queen, well who wouldn't and as I predicted tiaras are still hot trends for brides on their big day, the diamond style tiara graduated to a point and was approximately 3-4cm tall & wore her hair half up. the look was complemented by diamond drop style earrings.
Wearing a veil to fingertip length was also a wonderful style choice for the Duchess of Cambridge and it echoed the scalloping lace edge of her very modest gown.
The whole day had vintage style, that echoed the glamour and style of the 40's & 50's, our favorite touch was as the couple drove off in the convertible Aston Martin with personalised plates & balloons.
Whilst the Royal Wedding had a budget that all of us could only dream of the style was simple, natural and one which brides and grooms can achieve for their own day.
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| Jenni Bush-Designer - Bespoken For |
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