British royalty mingled with Hollywood royalty as the wedding of Lady Gabriella Windsor continued with a lavish party in central London on Saturday night.

Lady Gabriella, daughter of the Queen’s cousin Prince Michael of Kent, and her new husband Thomas Kingston led friends and family to trendy new restaurant Wild by Tart for an evening reception after tying the knot in front of the Queen, the Duke of Edinburgh and the Duke of Sus𝑠e𝑥 at St George’s Chapel, Windsor, on Saturday afternoon.

Guests at the swanky evening soiree included Oscar-winning actress Anne Hathaway, 36, and husband Adam Shulman, 38; James Middleton, 32, and girlfriend Alizee Thevenet; and Pippa Middleton, 35, who arrived without husband James Matthews.

Radiant Lady Gabriella donned a second gown for the evening affair, after wowing guests in a bespoke Luisa Beccaria gown for the afternoon ceremony.

Hathaway looked typically elegant in a yellow gown worn under a cape and looked loved-up as she arrived for the party arm-in-arm with her dapper husband.

Meanwhile Princess Beatrice, 30, who arrived with boyfriend Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, plumped for a green lace creation.

Hollywood actress Anne Hathaway, 36, arriving at Tart with husband Adam Shulman, 38, for Lady Gabriella and Thomas Kingston’s wedding reception

Pippa Middleton looked ravishing in a pink lace gown cinched at the waist with a mustard yellow ribbon. She paired the look with a leopard print clutch and silver heeled sandals

Princess Beatrice and Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi leave the reception. Mapelli Mozzi wears a satin stripe trouser with a dark green tint blazer to match his girlfriend

Lady Gabriella and Thomas Kingston have wide smiles as they leave Tart, Victoria after their wedding reception

James Middleton and his girlfriend Alizee Thevenet (pictured) were among the guests at the royal ceremony of Lady Gabriella and Thomas Kingston in Windsor, switching clothes into a more demure look for the evening reception in London

Pippa Middleton, who had earlier wowed guests in a floral blue high-neck frock, changed into a stunning pink lace gown by Erdem for the evening do, accessorising with a leopard-print clutch handbag by Wilbur & Gussie and a pair of heels by Hugo.

Guests appeared in excellent spirits as they arrived at the central London venue on Saturday night. Wild by Tart is the brainchild of Lucy Carr-Ellison and Jemima Jones, who founded company Tart to provide bespoke catering for fashion and film shoots.

The new restaurant, located in a old electrical plant come car park in Belgravia, can be hired out for private events and recently hosted a swish lunch for Jimmy Choo.

It provided a trendy end to an otherwise ultra traditional wedding, which saw Lady Gabriella and Mr Kingston become the third royal couple in a year to marry at St George’s Chapel.

The couple took official photos on the steps of the church and invited guests to an afternoon reception in the grounds of Frogmore House on the grounds of Windsor Castle – just a stone’s throw from Prince Harry and Meghan’s family home at Frogmore cottage.

Anne Hathaway smiles as she steps out of the car at Tart for Lady Gabriella and Thomas Kingston’s wedding reception. The star wears a black leather cape to keep the chill off with a yellow silk patterned dress with bell sleeves underneath and peep toe leather heels

The couple lean into each other as they hold hands outside of the reception, appearing to have had a good evening

Anne Hathaway flashes a smile at the camera as husband Adam Shulman retrieves something from his suit pocket carrying an understated back pack

Hand in hand the couple look joyful after attending the reception of newly married Lady Gabriella Windsor, 38, and 40-year-old financier Thomas Kingston

Social media photos shared from inside the party show the bride and groom beaming as they cut their eight-tier wedding cake with a sword.

Others showed Pippa Middleton smiling as she rubbed shoulders with fellow guests. Mother of the bride Princess Michael of Kent looked the picture of pride in the snaps.

Videos shared also revealed how the bride went against tradition – making an emotional speech to her royal and famous guests about her wedding day and marriage.

Photos also showed how the venue, which was partly a marque, was decorated with pink lights and disco balls and small trees.

Wedding cake maker Fiona Cairns shared a picture of the newlyweds cutting her cake, which was made of three different flavours, including fruit cake, Victoria sponge and lemon Limoncello sponge.

Pippa Middleton arrives with Jons Bartholdson at Tart, London for Lady Gabriella and Thomas Kingston’s wedding reception

Pippa Middleton arrives at the restaurant for Lady Gabriella and Thomas Kingston’s wedding reception, wearing a pink lip and blush

Lady Gabriella and Thomas Kingston arrive at the venue for their wedding reception following the taking of official wedding photos outside of the church – St George’s Chapel in Windsor

Instagram posts from inside the bash also show how she took the Queen’s hand for a one to one and also chatted with Pippa Middleton

Photos inside the party show Lady Gabriella pictured cutting her wedding cake, which was an extravagant affair – with eight tiers and a sword to cut it

Pippa Middleton (left) was at the wedding reception and guests shared a snap of them, while guests shared selfies with the bride yesterday

She wrote: ‘The beautiful bride Lady Gabriella Windsor and her husband Mr Tom Kingston cutting their Fiona Cairns wedding cake at Frogmore House yesterday.

‘We were so honoured to make this royal wedding cake and be part of such a special day.’

In her speech the bride said: ‘Thank you so much for making all of this possible, both at beautiful St Georges Chapel and here at Frogmore – a place so filled with charm and history throughout the house and its enchanted gardens.

‘It is particularly meaningful to me as my grandparents, who I never had a chance to meet, are buried here.’

Lady Gabriella and Thomas Kingston arrive at Victoria’s Tart restaurant for their wedding reception and greet guests

Lady Gabriella and Thomas Kingston arrive at the venue for their wedding reception and greet guests

Reception goers wrap up warm with coats over their gowns – but blushing bride, Lady Gabriella, does not use her fur shawl

Lady Gabriella, does not use her fur shawl while greeting guests outside of the reception, she can be seen hitching up her white lace wedding dress to ensure it doesn’t drag on the pavement

Lady Gabriella and Thomas Kingston arrive at Tart, Victoria for their wedding reception and greet guests

James Middleton and his girlfriend Alizee Thevenet arrive at the reception of Lady Gabriella and Thomas Kingston

The couple both wear velvet with Alizee Thevenet pairing green velvet shoes with a long flowing black dress while James Middleton wears a black blazer

Wearing a tartan trouser, which has become a favourite of the once famous bachelor, James Middleton makes his way into the reception clutching his phone

Lady Gabriella greets guests. An unknown guest wears a white tuxedo with cropped back and strikingly casual starred trainers

Annabel Goldsmith wears an orange silk full length gown as she arrives with Ben Goldsmith

Lady Gabriella’s brother Freddie and his wife Sophie Windsor arrive for the reception, bearing gifts

Princess Beatrice arrives wearing a layered green lace collared dress and a red lip as she hands a bottle of perfume to an unknown man

She pairs the look with a studded green leather clutch, a smokey eye and her signature ringlet curls

Princess Beatrice and Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi beam with happiness as they leave the royal reception

Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi appears to have fitted in well at the royal celebration, one of the first public outings the pair has made together

All giggles as the pair leave for home after a fun filled evening at a reception among the family of Princess Beatrice

All giggles as the pair leave for home after a fun filled evening at a reception among the family of Princess Beatrice

Lady Gabriella and Thomas Kingston have wide smiles as they leave Tart, Victoria after their wedding reception

Lady Gabriella and Thomas Kingston hold hands as they leave the venue after their wedding reception

Lady Gabriella and Thomas Kingston hold hands as they leave the restaurant after their wedding reception

Prince and Princess Michael of Kent walk from the reception. Princess Michael of Kent wears a cream shawl over her pink silk dress

Prince and Princess Michael of Kent walk from the reception arm in arm, Prince Michael wears a velvet smoking jacket

Princess Michael of Kent arrives at the reception with a pink clutch and silk floral dress covered by a cream shawl

Lady Gabriella tied the knot in a lavish royal wedding yesterday and now guests have given us an inside view of the celebrations – taking to Instagram to share pictures and videos.

Photos also showed how the venue, which was partly a marque, was decorated with pink lights and disco balls and small trees

Video’s shared also revealed how the bride went against tradition – making an emotional speech to her royal and famous guests about her wedding day and marriage. Pictured – two of her guests

It was the third royal wedding at Windsor Castle in a year. But there were some notable absentees when Lady Gabriella Windsor, 37, married financier Thomas Kingston at St George’s Chapel yesterday.

The Duke of Cambridge was at the FA Cup final, while wife Kate decided to spend the day finishing a garden she has co-designed for the Chelsea Flower Show.

And as expected, although some onlookers were dismayed, the Duchess of Sus𝑠e𝑥 – who married Prince Harry at the castle a year ago today – stayed at home with baby Archie. Harry turned up with Peep Show actress Sophie Winkleman, who is married to Lady Gabriella’s brother Lord Frederick.

Accompanying Harry were his uncle and aunt, the Earl of Wes𝑠e𝑥 and the Princess Royal, who was joined by her husband, Vice Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence.

Friends at their wedding share a picture of themselves dressed up with lavish hats and morning suits as they enjoy the party

A friend of Ella’s ( a name she is given by friends) shared this picture with the bride, alongside a sweet message claiming honoured he felt

Jemima Khan – a friend of Gabriella shared this picture with her sister and brother on the big day yesterday

Another post by Jemima Khan – a friend of Gabriella’s shared this sweet picture of her niece – who was one of the official bridesmaids yesterday

The Queen was joined by Prince Philip, 97, who made a rare public appearance. Philip appeared in good spirits and joked with the Dean of Windsor, the Right Reverend David Conner.

The Queen wore a pink A-line coat, and a lilac and pink silk dress by Stewart Parvin, with a matching hat by Rachel Trevor-Morgan. Sarah, Duchess of York, and her ex-husband Prince Andrew arrived with their daughter Princess Beatrice and her boyfriend Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi. Beatrice’s sister Eugenie, who married Jack Brooksbank at the venue in October, did not attend.

Despite Kate’s absence, the rest of the Middleton family were out in force, with Carole, Michael, Pippa and husband James Matthews all in attendance. Kate’s younger brother James also made his public debut with new girlfriend Alizee Thevenet. Other familiar faces included Downton Abbey creator Julian Fellowes.

Lady Gabriella, the daughter of Prince and Princess Michael of Kent, wowed onlookers in a bespoke wedding dress designed by Luisa Beccaria. Made from lace, the gown was embroidered with flowers and embellishments, with a blush shade created by layers of tulle and organdie.

Her delicate veil was made from layers of white tulle, together with embroidered flowers. She wore the same Russian Fringe-style diamond tiara which her mother, Princess Michael, and her grandmother, Princess Marina, Duchess of Kent, wore on their wedding days – said to be worth between £1 – 3 million

Lady Gabriella Windsor and Thomas Kingston leave St George’s Chapel in Windsor Castle following their wedding today

Lady Gabriella Windsor and Thomas Kingston smile with their family members as they pose for a photo at St George’s today

Lady Gabriella and Thomas Kingston pose on the steps of St George’s chapel alongside their bridesmaids and page boys

The Queen looks overjoyed as she beams outside St George’s Chapel, carrying the order of service for the wedding. She also shares a smile with Harry as they speak after leaving the royal wedding

Newlyweds Thomas Kingston and Lady Gabriella Windsor pose on the steps of St George’s Chapel at Windsor Castle today

Queen Elizabeth II talks to the Duke of Sus𝑠e𝑥 as they leave after the wedding of Lady Gabriella Windsor this afternoon

Lady Gabriella stands with her mother, Princess Michael, who has made headlines previously for her outspoken comments

Her bouquet featured a creamy Ivory ‘Ella’ rose by David Austin with myrtle – a feature of royal bridal bouquets since Queen Victoria started the tradition – as well as Juliet roses, lily of the valley and white and apricot sweet peas.

Ms Beccaria also designed the bridesmaids’ outfits – cream dresses with blush underlays and sashes and flower rings in their hair to echo the bridal bouquet.

The bridesmaids included Maud Windsor, five, and Isabella Windsor, three – daughters of Gabriella’s brother Lord Frederick and wife Sophie – along with Leonora Weisman, Aurelia del Drago, Eliza Goldsmith and Emily Conolly.

The couple paused on the castle steps after the ceremony to kiss in front of their guests. Sadly, the air of romance was lost on some of the younger members of the party – including two bridesmaids – who had a short rest on the steps. Guests were then ferried in vintage buses to Frogmore House for the reception.

The wedding reception was held at Frogmore House, where Meghan and Harry staged their wedding dinner, and the bride and groom cut a cake made by Fiona Cairns, who also made the Duke and Duchess of Sus𝑠e𝑥’s cake.

Members of the royal family and their guests leave Lady Gabriella Windsor’s wedding at St.George’s Chapel today

The Queen squints at the sky following the wedding today, which was also attended by her fifth grandchild Princess Beatrice

Lady Gabriella Marina Alexandra Ophelia Windsor is the daughter of Prince Michael of Kent, pictured together today

Prince and Princess Michael of Kent, Sophie Winkleman and Lord Frederick Windsor pose after the wedding today

A beaming Prince Philip laughs today following the wedding of Lady Gabriella and Mr Kingston at St George’s Chapel

The Queen speaks with Princess Anne outside the chapel (left), while Harry watches on behind Prince Philip (right)

Bridesmaid Isabella Windsor with her mother Sophie Winkleman outside St George’s Chapel in Windsor after the wedding

 

Newlyweds Thomas Kingston and Lady Gabriella Windsor smile with a bridesmaid on the steps of St George’s Chapel

Lady Gabriella Windsor leaves St George’s Chapel in Windsor this afternoon with her new husband Thomas Kingston

The Queen offers the crowds a wave as she stands with other members of the royal family outside St George’s Chapel today

Lady Gabriella Windsor and Thomas Kingston wave as they leave St George’s Chapel at Windsor Castle today

Members of the royal family wave at the bride and groom after the wedding at St George’s Chapel in Windsor Castle today

Queen Elizabeth II looks out from her car window as she leaves the wedding of Lady Gabriella and Mr Kingston today

Lady Gabriella Windsor’s ring can be seen under her flowers as she posed for photos on the steps of St George’s today

Earlier, when the groom Mr Kingston was seen walking to St George’s Chapel accompanied by his best man, he was applauded by a small group of residents who live within the castle grounds.

He was closely followed by mother of the bride Princess Michael of Kent, wearing a lilac dress and embroidered overcoat, who was joined by Lady Gabriella’s brother Lord Frederick Windsor.

Lady Gabriella arrived soon after, wearing a lace gown by Italian designer Luisa Beccaria. Arriving at the chapel in a claret coloured vintage car, she was accompanied by her father.

Lady Gabriella wore a bespoke dressby Luisa Beccaria and a Russian Fringe style diamond tiara also worn by her grandmother, HRH Princess Marina, Duchess of Kent, and her mother, HRH Princess Michael of Kent, on their wedding days

Lady Gabriella Windsor is photographed arriving for her wedding today with her father Prince Michael of Kent

Queen Elizabeth II arrives with the Duke of Edinburgh for the wedding of Lady Gabriella Windsor and Thomas Kingston today

The Duke of Sus𝑠e𝑥, Sophie Winkleman – the Peep Show actress, who is married to Lady Gabriella’s brother Lord Frederick -and Princess Anne smile as they arrive at St George’s Chapel in Windsor today

Harry attends just 12 days after the birth of Archie, his first son with Meghan – and on the eve of their first wedding anniversary

The Queen and Prince Philip are followed into St George’s Chapel today by the Dean of Windsor the Right Rev David Conner

Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York speak to Dean of Windsor the Right Rev David Conner outside the chapel

(From left) Timothy Laurence, The Earl of Wes𝑠e𝑥 and The Princess Royal arrive ahead of the wedding this morning

(From left) Tim Laurence, Prince Edward, Princess Anne, Sophie Winkleman and Prince Harry attend the wedding today

Police officers stand outside Windsor Castle during the wedding of Lady Gabriella and Mr Kingston today

The beaming bride had her long veil arranged by the designer on the steps of the chapel. The bridal party – of six bridesmaids and three pageboys – entered the 15th-century chapel moments before.

Lady Gabriella wore a Russian Fringe-style tiara also worn by her grandmother, Princess Marina, Duchess of Kent, and her mother, Princess Michael of Kent, for their wedding days.

Lady Gabriella’s hair was styled in elegant curls, with a long veil designed in a similar fashion to the dress.

Lady Gabriella’s million-pound Russian diamond tiara

Lady Gabriella Windsor wore a Russian Fringe-style diamond tiara worn by her grandmother and mother on their wedding days as she married Thomas Kingston.

The stunning gems of the tiara shimmered beneath Lady Gabriella’s long white veil as she beamed on arrival at St George’s Chapel, Windsor Castle.

Princess Michael wears the Russian Fringe-style tiara at her wedding to Prince Michael in Vienna, Austria in 1978

Princess Michael wears the Russian Fringe-style tiara at her wedding to Prince Michael in Vienna, Austria in 1978

It was worn by her grandmother, Princess Marina, Duchess of Kent, and her mother, Princess Michael of Kent, on their wedding days in 1934 and 1978 respectively.

The timeless crown glimmered on Princess Marina at her wedding to Prince George at Westminster Abbey and for Princess Michael at her wedding to Prince Michael in Vienna, Austria.

The timeless crown was worn by Princess Marina at her wedding to Prince George at Westminster Abbey in 1934

The stunning Russian Fringe tiara worn by Lady Gabriella bears a striking resemblance to that worn by the Queen on her wedding day – seen here on display at Buckingham Palace in 2007

Lady Gabriella’s tiara was accompanied by a lace gown by Italian designer Luisa Beccaria, who designed the six-metre long veil which flowed over the band.

Her blonde hair was styled in elegant curls and her gown was embroidered with flowers and embellishments – layers of blush-coloured tulle and organdie created the body of the wedding gown under the lace, fanning out for a long train.

Embroidered with flowers and embellishments, layers of blush-coloured tulle and organdie created the body of the wedding gown under the lace, fanning out for a long train.

Known as Ella, the bride had a creamy ivory Ella rose in her bouquet alongside myrtle, a tradition in many royal bridal flower arrangements. The bridesmaids and pageboys wore outfits by the same designer.

Isabella and Maud Windsor – Lady Gabriella’s nieces – and the other bridesmaids wore cream dresses with blush underlays and sashes, with flower rings in their hair in a similar style to the bouquet.

Princess Michael of Kent with her son Lord Frederick Windsor (left) and Lady Amelia Windsor (right), 39th in line to the throne

The Duchess of York arrives with her daughter Beatrice with her boyfriend Edoardo Marpelli Mozzi for the wedding today

Fergie arrives (left) as Princess Beatrice shakes hands with the Dean of Windsor next to her boyfriend Edoardo Marpelli Mozzi

The Duke and Duchess of Gloucester smile as they arrive at St George’s Chapel for Lady Gabriella’s royal wedding

George Gilman and Lady Rose Gilman (left) and Daniel Chatto and George Windsor Earl (right) attend today’s wedding

A bridesmaid arrives excitedly ahead of the wedding of Lady Gabriella Windsor and Thomas Kingston in Windsor today

Two of the young bridesmaids arrive for the wedding today which is taking place in the grounds of Windsor Castle

Bridesmaids and page boys wait on the steps of St George’s Chapel before going in for the wedding today

Page boys, bridesmaids and special attendants arrive just before the wedding begins at St George’s Chapel today

A pageboy has his outfit adjusted as he arrives ahead of the wedding of Lady Gabriella Windsor and Thomas Kingston today

Bridesmaids on the steps outside the wedding of Lady Gabriella Windsor and Thomas Kingston at Windsor Castle today

Pageboys and bridesmaids are led in ahead of the wedding of Lady Gabriella Windsor and Thomas Kingston today

Bridesmaids were later seen lying prone on the steps of St George’s Chapel at Windsor Castle following the wedding today

The bridesmaids are helped to their feet as Lady Gabriella and Mr Kingston leave St George’s Chapel in Windsor today

Lord Frederick Windsor and Sophie Winkleman (left) and (right) with bridesmaids Maud Windsor and Isabella Windsor (right)

Newlyweds Mr Kingston and Lady Gabriella kiss on the steps of St George’s Chapel as they are surrounded by bridesmaids

Maud, the eldest daughter of Lord Frederick Windsor and Sophie Winkleman, was part of the bridal party at Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank’s wedding in October. Pageboys wore cream shirts and knickerbockers.

Guests were ferried in vintage buses close to the chapel and then walked down the hill to take their seats for the ceremony in the 15th-century venue from noon.

Julian Fellowes, who is well known as creator of TV period drama Downton Abbey, was also among the first to arrive as he walked alongside two female guests.

The society event was a parade of hats, dresses and men in morning suits as everyone waited for the ceremony in the chapel to begin. Lady Gabriella is the Queen’s first cousin once removed, and the 52nd in line to the throne.

It was the third royal wedding at St George’s Chapel in less than a year after the star-studded nuptials of the Duke and Duchess of Sus𝑠e𝑥 last May and Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank in October.

Buckingham Palace had said the monarch would be joined by members of the royal family but they were not revealed in advance.

Buckingham Palace later released details about the wedding service, with the hymns sung by the congregation including Tell Out My Soul, Be Thou My Vision and Love Divine, All Loves Excelling.

The readings were taken from Ecclesiastes III, Philippians IV, a passage from Shakespeare’s Love’s Labour’s Lost, and O Tell Me The Truth About Love, by WH Auden.

They were read by Joanna Conolly, Emma Murray, Ms Winkleman and Sarah St George. The bride and groom chose Paul Thomas to design the flower arrangements for the service.

Lady Gabriella Windsor and her father Prince Micahel of Kent arrive at St George’s Chapel in Windsor Castle today

Lady Gabriella Windsor and Prince Michael of Kent arrive for her wedding to Thomas Kingston at St George’s Chapel today

Lady Gabriella Windsor walks into the chapel with her father Prince Michael of Kent for her wedding today

Flowers in the chapel included coral sunset peonies, coral and white roses, white hydrangea, white delphiniums, apricot stocks and seasonal flowers, as well as the creamy ivory ‘Ella’ rose, by David Austin, named for the bride.

The cherry and apple blossom trees and shrubs which stood outside St George’s were from Hillier Nurseries.

The three-tiered cake was made with three recipes including fruit cake, Victoria sponge and lemon Limoncello sponge.

It featured pale blush icing, and the leaf border surrounding the base was inspired by fabric within Frogmore House. The decoration included seasonal sugar flowers and shades of the lacework on the bride’s wedding dress.

Guests at the reception were served smoked Scottish salmon and asparagus risotto and canapes, plus Caragh Chocolates from the Isle of Sark, where the couple were engaged. Flowers at the reception were by John Plested.

Mr Kingston (right) is a director of Devonport Capital, which specialises in providing finance for firms in ‘frontier economies’

Pippa Middleton arrives with her husband James Matthews (left), along with her parents Carole and Michael Middleton (right)

Mr Kingston is a close friend of Pippa – the Duchess of Cambridge’s sister – with the pair often seen out and about together

James Middleton arrives at St George’s Chapel in Windsor this morning with his French girlfriend Alizee Thevenet