Pictured: Best moments from Peter Phillips and Harriet Sperling's countryside wedding

Among the first guests to arrive this afternoon were Lady Natasha Rufus Isaacs, the co-founder of the luxury fashion label Beulah, a brand often worn by Catherine and Ms Sperling, and her husband Rupert Finch, who dated the Princess of Wales while both studying at the University of St Andrews in 2001

Princess Beatrice made her first Royal Family gathering since her father was arrested in February. She sported a mint green floral dress, and arrived underneath an umbrella alongside her husband, Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi

Beatrice was joined by her sister, Eugenie, who is heavily pregnant. She wore a navy blue midi coat dress, paired with blue block-heel sandals and a headpiece, and also strolled in with her husband, Jack Brooksbank

Then, King Charles arrived and could be seen waving and greeting fans who had flocked to the church as they emerged from the car. He paired a black coat with grey pin-stripe trousers, with a cream double-breasted waistcoat over a crisp white shirt and a light patterned tie

Queen Camilla, meanwhile, wore a cream-coloured coat dress, coupled with a matching wide-brimmed hat, a quilted handbag and a signature brooch

Ahead of the nuptials, fans could be seen sneaking photos and climbing over walls to grab a look at the royal turnout

The Princess of Wales was next, and she stunned in a £750 Roland Mouret cream maxi dress, coupled with a matching wide-brimmed hat, clutch and drop earrings

The popular couple drew enthusiastic cheers from the gathered crowds as they emerged from their cars

The groom's mother, Princess Anne, arrived in traditional style, sporting a yellow jacket and hat undernearth a cream throwover

Zara Tindall, who was present during last night's rehearsals, arrived in a striking blue dress with her husband, Mike

Cameras spotted Zara reuniting with Beatrice and Eugenie, displaying clear delight. Eugenie and Beatrice have been absent from many royal engagements since their father, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, was arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office in February

The Duchess of Edinburgh, Sophie, wowed in her baby blye dress and striking hat. She returned earlier this week from a three-day tour of Portugual with her husband, Prince Edward

Finally, at around 1pm, the star of the show arrived, as Harriet Sperling emerged from her car in a stunning dress designed by Emilia Wickstead. She was also joined by three young bridesmaids: Mr Phillips's daughters Savannah, aged 15, and Isla, 14, alongside Ms Sperling's daughter Georgina, 13

It was revealed by floral designer Millie Richardson that the bridal bouquet contained a poignant tribute to the late Queen Elizabeth II, while Harriet's tiara included a special nod to Princess Anne

The three young bridesmaids helped Harriet into the church by carrying the trail. The bride entered the church alone and was walked down the aisle by brother, Nicholas. Her father, Rupert Sanders, died in 2023, just months before she met Peter

After around an hour-long ceremony, the happy couple departed as Mr and Mrs Phillips, ready for their reception at Gatcombe Park, home to Anne and her husband, Vice Admiral Sir Timothy Lawrence

The happy couple posed underneath a white umbrella - a testiment to the disappointing and challenging weather conditions on the day - before they departed

The Prince and Princess of Wales left the ceremony under the protection of an umbrella. William sported an electric blue waistcoat with a matching tie

The final glimpse of the newly-married couple came as they drove away... as Mr and Mrs Phillips