The heartwarming reason behind Harriet Sperling’s royal wedding tiara
The Cotswolds played host to a stunning royal celebration on Saturday as Peter Phillips, the late Queen’s eldest grandson, tied the knot with NHS paediatric nurse Harriet Sperling. Harriet was an absolute vision in a sophisticated column gown by Emilia Wickstead, beautifully detailed with delicate French lace. She paired the look with a dramatic cathedral veil, classic white Jimmy Choo heels, and a sleek, polished chignon. But it was her choice of sparkling accessories that truly stole the show, and answered weeks of speculation. © Getty ImagesPeter Phillips and Harriet Sperling were beaming as they departed from their royal wedding at All Saints’ Church In the lead-up to the big day, there were questions over whether Harriet would wear a tiara, a decision that must be approved by the royal family. As Peter’s mother, Princess Anne, famously declined royal titles for her children upon Peter’s birth in 1977, Harriet does not inherit a royal title through her marriage. However, precedent was set in 2008 when Peter’s first wife, Autumn Kelly, wore Princess Anne’s antique Festoon …
