Harriet Sperling's wedding to Peter Phillips in the Cotswolds was marked by elegance and deeply personal touches. The ceremony took place at All Saints Church in Kemble, followed by a celebration at Princess Anne’s Gatcombe Park estate. Despite rainy weather, the event was joyful, attended by notable royals including Prince William and Princess Catherine. Harriet wore a stunning gown by Emilia Wickstead, complemented by the Pragnell Family Tiara, which has historical ties to the royal family. A poignant moment occurred when Harriet was escorted down the aisle by her brother, Nicholas Sanders, in memory of their late father, Rupert Sanders. The bouquet featured myrtle, a flower symbolizing love, commonly used in royal weddings. The couple’s daughters served as bridesmaids, reflecting the union of their families. Additionally, the wedding flowers were sourced sustainably, with plans to share arrangements with the local community, showcasing a commitment to both elegance and environmental responsibility. Overall, the wedding was a heartfelt celebration of family and tradition, with thoughtful details that enhanced its significance.