Olivia Henson’s breathtaking bridal tiara was a carbon copy of Princess Charlotte’s

Olivia Hanson regarded gorgeous as she arrived at Chester Cathedral to marry Hugh Grosvenor, Duke of Westminster, on June 7.

The brand new Mrs. Grosvenor, 31, married the seventh Duke of Westminster, carrying a surprising ivory silk crepe satin and silk organza robe by British designer Emma Victoria Payne, often known as EVP.

The Marlborough Faculty alumna's robe featured a bias-cut skirt, pleated waistband, gathered sleeves and a dropped waist, in addition to a keyhole again and a removable two-metre prepare.

The Duchess's flying veil was a spotlight of the present as she stepped out of a classic Bentley along with her father Rupert Henson. The EVP piece was attractive with an embroidered floral motif.

A well-known crown

The veil was protected by a surprising tiara, which can look acquainted to many royal followers.

As instructed by the royal blogger UK Royal Followers Olivia's crown on Instagram bore an uncanny resemblance to the one worn by Princess Charlotte, the nine-year-old daughter of the Prince and Princess of Wales, on the coronation of King Charles and Queen Camilla in Might final 12 months.

Hugh Grosvenor's bride wore his household's Faberge myrtle leaf tiara, which was produced for the wedding of Lord Hugh Grosvenor and Girl Mabel Crichton in 1906.

Fabergé himself described her crown as “All through Europe and the Center East, the folklore related to myrtle suggests a normal symbolism of romance, devotion, magnificence, and love, as acceptable for a crown worn by a bride at a marriage.”

Princess Charlotte's Inspiring Headwear

The gorgeous design of diamond-encrusted leaves was virtually an identical to the headwear worn by Princess Charlotte on her coronation day. The younger princess wore a bespoke tiara created by Alexander McQueen in partnership with milliner Jess Collett alongside her mom.

Charlotte's crown was product of silver bullion and crystal, with embroidery of silver thread and leaves, and was pinned into her hair, which was styled right into a braided coif.

The Duchess of Westminster's Bridal Hair

The ladies of Wales have supplied inspiration left, proper and centre for the Westminster bride. Cristiano Basciu, inventive director of Richard Ward Hair, was chargeable for perfecting Olivia's unconventional wedding ceremony hair all the way down to her Charlotte-inspired headpiece.

Richard Ward himself is understood for Princess Kate's well-known bouncy blow-dry. Though the Duke's bride opted for a sleeker model than the Princess of Wales on her wedding ceremony day in 2011, her hair was simply as fabulous as Kate's.

Richard and his spouse, Helen, took to Instagram to have fun Cristiano's unimaginable work on June 7. “We’re extraordinarily pleased with our exceptionally proficient Creative Director, Cristiano, who created the gorgeous hairstyles for the marriage of the Duke of Westminster and Olivia Henson,” the hairstylist wrote.

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“Her excellent work has been featured in prestigious publications corresponding to British Vogue, Tatler, and lots of others, showcasing his inventive capacity. Cristiano's consideration to element and inventive imaginative and prescient has as soon as once more set a brand new normal in bridal hairstyling, and we couldn't be extra thrilled to have fun his achievements. Richard and Helen xx”.