Eugenie’ wedding

I thought she looked lovely and her dress fitted beautifully. I wish them well.

Quite visible when you look at closeups if back of dress.bluebelle

I didn’t remember her having had that big operation although I don’t really follow the Royals so probably didn’t pick up on it all those years back

I'm not a Royalist and not religious and just switched on TV as about to do some ironing but got caught up in the whole thing. The music was wonderful and thought it was such a traditional wedding very like our own daughter's with the singing of Ave Maria (although a bit different in style and cost - daughter wore my wedding dress!). Alerted DH to the music when Andrea Bocelli started singing Panis Angelicus and ended up watching the rest of the ceremony! Ironing will be done tomorrow!

It did seem a family wedding, Phillip looked well

She looked stunning

Overheard apparently, a comment by an American tourist who, apparently, wondered why Windsor Castle had been built so close to London Airport?!!!! Windsor Castle built 1070, London Airport, 1930!!!!! No answer to that really!!???

I’m surprised that nobody has commented on Eugenie’s decision to deliberately allow her surgical scar to be seen. She had major surgery for scoliosis aged 12 and has long scar down the centre of her spine. A very courageous decision - a lot of brides would have been covered up in this instance. It says quite a lot about her character I think.

I liked the dress, and thought she looked lovely. I need look no further than my local council to see how money is wasted on less important issues than safety.

Well said muffinthemoo, totally agree.

Didn’t Princess Margaret have. Long train on her dress? Or am I getting mixed up.

The head of state and her entire family were at the wedding. It is entirely reasonable for the state to meet the cost of securing HM the Queen and her heirs at such a high profile event.

I imagine if the UK is ever to return to a republic, the overwhelming majority would prefer that to occur quietly, peaceably and safely, rather than by fait accompli in a ghastly terrorist annihilation at a wedding.

I also think it completely reasonable that HM the Queen should be able to attend her granddaughter’s wedding in reasonable safety.

She is guarded appropriately wherever she goes. It is a sad reality that for as long as Britain has enemies, she will be this country’s most high profile target. It is not unreasonable to expect the country of which she is the sovereign to keep her safe.

PS Pippa looked amazing. That’s my favourite colour. She looks so well.

Her dress wasn't a million miles from the one I wore in 1962
only mine was brocade and it cost £13 from C and A 's.
I didn't have a long train though.

I second that Marieeliz there are a lot of sour pusses about and, like others earlier on this thread, I too have noticed that there are some very unnecessary snide remarks on many of the threads.
I watched the wedding, not because it was a 'royal' wedding but it was a couple of hours of happiness!
Do those who complain about the cost of security not realise that events like this will always take place, and security is essential for the safety of us all.
How horrific would it be had today's event been subject of a terrorist attack?
I feel we should enjoy a bit of happy news at last!

What a lot of sour pusses on here. Eugene looked lovely and they both looked really happy. Good luck to them. as others have said.

How about people who take £75,000 to train for NHS as mature students and leave after a couple of years, I know a few of them. That costs us a lot of money.

The traditional Book of Common Prayer marriage service also. A change from the modern version.

Entirely agree Lemongrove . Thought she was stunning, very demure. Thought her mum was also elegant. I loved her hat, very unusual. There was a time when Andrew and Fergie were pictured sitting in the pew with quite somber faces and I felt quite sorry for them. Anyone whose daughter is walking down the aisle have many thoughts in their heads a summary of theirs and their daughter’s life. The Royals are no different from anyone else and this particular instance I think said it all. However on a lighter note I thought the whole ceremony was just lovely and suited the couple. Well done them.

I posted on the other thread, but anyway, I thought Eugenie looked really lovely much better than either Kate or Meghan on their wedding days.
She is more natural and looks like fun.
The dress was gorgeous.

For me, this wedding helped erase the memory of the ‘Megan look at me day’ which was a circus

I just saw,a bit on the lunchtime news and didn't think much of the dress much preferred Meghan's. Of course - me being bitchy the poor York girls don't have her beauty or poise. The best thing of all was Fergie's hat looked like a parcel you would put under the Christmas tree. I have family living in Windsor and the security costs could have paid for an awful lot in their local schools.

I thought she looked lovely and he seemed a gentle soul, not sure when to smile and when not to. I liked the way both Mothers went phew when they sat down!

Why so spiteful Venus? They're a young couple starting out in married life, surely all of us, whatever we feel about the R.F, can wish them well?!

The Duchess of Cornwall had the right idea. She stayed away and is on an engagement.

I'm an anomaly. I'm not a royalist but still follow snippets of what they do. She did look lovely and I think Jack looks just like a younger version of prince Andrew

I absolutely agree 123coco.

I looked for a picture of the dress, which was lovely, and thought, “Wow, it’s made from the same fabric as my sofas!”