Life of a Fashionista: A Right Royal Do!

So today was the day for our second Royal Wedding of the year! The Queen's granddaughter, Zara Phillips and rugby star Mike Tindall finally tied the knot! I do love my Royals so I was very excited about today's event; especially the outfits to come out of it!

(Left) Princess Beatrice (Right) Princess Eugenie

Princess Beatrice & Princess Eugenie both wore outfits from designer, Angela Kelly. Beatrice opted for a bright blue suit whilst Eugenie stayed neutral in brown and cream.

(Left) Prince Edward & Sophie, Countess of Wessex (Right) Autumn Phillips

Sophie wore a taupe tailored outfit by Bruce Oldfield and a matching hat by Jane Taylor, whilst Autumn also wore a similar tailored two-piece.

(Left) The Queen (Middle) Prince Charles & Duchess of Cornwall (Right) Princess Anne

The Queen represented the joyous event in a bright apricot outfit, from designer Stewart Parvin (who also designed Zara's dress!) She matched it with a straw hat by Rachel Trevor Morgan. Camilla wore an ivory coat dress along with a floral head piece, and the bride's mother, Princess Anne was colourful in a red pleated skirt and a floral jacket.

(Left) The Duke & Duchess of Cambridge (Right) Linda Tindall

Kate Middleton chose a cream coat dress (which she has reportedly worn before at the wedding of Laura Parker Bowles and Harry Lopes in 2006). I was actually a little disappointed with Kate's hat, which almost resembles a satellite dish... but anyway! The groom's mother, Linda wore a simple but elegant dress with a lilac jacket.

There were even some recognisable stars in attendance at the wedding. Una Healy joined rugby boyfriend Ben Foden and Katherine Kelly came to see her school friend, Mike Tindall become a married man. Television presenter Kirsty Gallagher also joined the celebrations.

(Left) Una Healy (Middle) Kirsty Gallagher (Right) Katherine Kelly

But, of course the most exciting thing of all was Zara's dress; designed by Stewart Parvin, paired with Jimmy Choo heels and flowers by florist Paul Thomas. Her Greek key tiara was lent to her by her mother, Princess Anne.

Zara Phillips arriving at Canongate Kirk

Zara's maid of honour and best friend, Dolly Maude wore a dove-grey, duchess satin cocktail dress, also by Stewart Parvin. The dress was made to echo the silhouette created by Zara's gown. She wore Emmy shoes and Emmy hair decoration. The bridesmaids, Zara's half-sister Stephanie Phillips, Dolly Maude's daughter Nell, Jaz Jocelyn (the daughter of a family friend) and Hope Balshaw (daughter of the best man, Iain), wore dresses by local dressmaker, Sue Palmer. Zara also had one page boy: her godson, and Dolly Maude's son, Ted, who was in traditional Balmoral tartan.