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Marie Claire
Marie Claire
Lifestyle
Amy Mackelden

Why Royal Bride Harriet Sperling Didn't Wear One of New Mother-in-Law Princess Anne's Tiaras at Royal Wedding to Peter Phillips

Harriet Sperling wears a diamond tiara at her wedding to Princess Anne's son, Peter Phillips, along with a cusom Emilia Wickstead lace wedding gown featuring a high neck and long sleeves.

On Saturday, June 6, NHS nurse Harriet Sperling officially became a member of the Royal Family when she married Princess Anne's son, Peter Phillips. Notably, Sperling didn't wear one of the Royal Family's tiaras, despite many commentators believing she might opt for a headpiece belonging to her new mother-in-law, Princess Anne.

For her royal nuptials, the bride wore a custom Emilia Wickstead column wedding gown, featuring long lace sleeves and a high-neck. Instead of borrowing a tiara from the Royal Family's extensive collection for her wedding, Sperling loaned a headpiece from the jeweler responsible for creating her engagement ring, Pragnell.

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