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THE JEWELS AT THE RECEPTION

While the day-time wedding ceremony called for hats, the white tie reception that followed later in the evening called for tiaras for ladies.

The bride paired her huge dress with something borrowed from her sister - Crown Princess Emilia’s Queen Marithe Diamond Kokoshnik tiara. She also borrowed her sister’s Diamond Cascade necklace. Her earrings are reportedly from her mother’s private collection.

The rest of the royal ladies also delivered some fabulous tiara looks. Her Majesty The Queen wore one of the oldest treasures in the royal vaults: The Diamond Arch Tiara. Crown Princess Emilia looked divine in The Piper Tiara and the Origami Diamond Earrings. Meanwhile, The Duchess of Holm wore the only tiara she currently has at her disposal - her family’s Ennisford Tiara.

PRINCESS ALICE, MRS. DORSEY

The couple shared their first kiss as a married couple before their family and friends in a small, private ceremony held at Brindleton Cathedral.

Media coverage was not allowed inside the cathedral, in line with the couple’s wishes.

It has been a long and bumpy road for the now-married couple, but it all worked out eventually. The Princess was walked down the aisle by His Majesty The King.

Her Royal Highness wore a fully-embroidered off-shoulder, long-sleeved dress, which she paired with an exquisite long veil. For the event, HRH borrowed her mother’s wedding tiara, and wore her hair in a braided crown updo. She finished her bridal look with a small posy of white blossoms.