List of wedding guests of Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank

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The following is the guest list for the wedding of Princess Eugenie of York and Jack Brooksbank, which took place on 12 October 2018, at St George's Chapel, Windsor Castle.

Relatives of the bride

House of Windsor

The Queen and The Duke of Edinburgh, the bride's paternal grandparents^[1]
- The Duke of York and Sarah, Duchess of York, the bride's parents^[1]
  - Princess Beatrice of York, the bride's sister^[1]
- The Prince of Wales, the bride's paternal uncle^[1]
  - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, the bride's first cousin and his wife^[1]
    - Prince George of Cambridge, the bride's first cousin, once removed^[2]
    - Princess Charlotte of Cambridge, the bride's first cousin, once removed^[1]
  - The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, the bride's first cousin and his wife^[1]
- The Princess Royal and Vice Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence, the bride's paternal aunt and uncle^[1]
  - Peter and Autumn Phillips, the bride's first cousin and his wife^[1]
    - Savannah Phillips, the bride's first cousin, once removed^[2]
    - Isla Phillips, the bride's first cousin, once removed^[2]
  - Zara and Michael Tindall, the bride's first cousin and her husband^[1]
    - Mia Tindall, the bride’s first cousin, once removed^[2]
- The Earl and Countess of Wessex, the bride's paternal uncle and aunt
  - Lady Louise Mountbatten-Windsor, the bride's first cousin^[1]
  - Viscount Severn, the bride's first cousin
The Princess Margaret, Countess of Snowdon's family:
- The Earl and Countess of Snowdon, the bride's first cousin, once removed and his wife
  - Viscount Linley, the bride's second cousin
  - Lady Margarita Armstrong-Jones, the bride's second cousin
- Lady Sarah and Daniel Chatto, the bride's first cousin, once removed and her husband

Other descendants of Princess Eugenie's great-great-grandfather King George V and their families:

The Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, the bride's first cousin, twice removed and his wife
The Duke of Kent, the bride's first cousin, twice removed
- Lady Helen and Timothy Taylor, the bride's second cousin, once removed and her husband
Princess Alexandra, The Hon. Lady Ogilvy's family:
- James Ogilvy, the bride's second cousin, once removed and godfather
- Marina Ogilvy's family:
  - Zenouska Mowatt, the bride’s third cousin
Prince and Princess Michael of Kent, the bride's first cousin, twice removed and his wife
- Lord and Lady Frederick Windsor, the bride's second cousin, once removed and his wife
  - Maud Windsor, the bride's third cousin and goddaughter^[2]
- Lady Gabriella Windsor and Thomas Kingston, the bride's second cousin, once removed and her fiancé

Ferguson family

Jane Luedecke and Ramin Marzbani,^[3] the bride's maternal aunt and her guest
- Seamus Makin,^[3] the bride's first cousin
- Ayesha Specker,^[3] the bride's first cousin
- Heidi Luedecke,^[3] the bride's first cousin
- Nikki Marzbani^[3]
Lady Swinburn, the bride's step-grandmother
- Andrew Ferguson and Florence Hill,^[3] the bride's maternal half-uncle and his fiancée
- Elizabeth and Henry Coob, the bride’s maternal half-aunt and uncle

Mountbatten family

The Marquess and Marchioness of Milford Haven, the bride’s second cousin, once removed and his wife
- Lady Tatiana Mountbatten, the bride's third cousin
- Earl of Medina, the bride’s third cousin
- Harry Wentworth-Stanley, the Marchioness' son^[3]
- Louisa Wentworth-Stanley, the Marchioness' daughter

Bowes-Lyon family

Lady Elizabeth Shakerley, the bride's second cousin, once removed

Relatives of the groom

George and Nicola Brooksbank, the groom's parents
- Thomas Brooksbank, the groom's brother^[2]
David Brooksbank, the groom's paternal uncle^[4]
- Scott Brooksbank, the groom's first cousin
- Charles Brooksbank, the groom's first cousin^[5]
- Anna Brooksbank, the groom’s first cousin
Sir Nicholas and Lady Brooksbank, the groom's first cousin, once removed and his wife^[6]
- Thomas Brooksbank, the groom's second cousin
- Victoria Brooksbank, the groom’s second cousin

Foreign non-reigning royalty and nobility

House of Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glücksburg

The Crown Prince and Crown Princess of Greece, the bride's third cousin and his wife^[3]
- Princess Maria-Olympia of Greece and Denmark, the bride's third cousin, once removed^[3]
Prince Philippos of Greece and Denmark and Nina Flohr, the bride's third cousin and his guest^[3]

House of Hanover

The Hereditary Prince and Hereditary Princess of Hanover, the bride's fourth cousin and his wife
Prince and Princess Christian of Hanover, the bride's fourth cousin and his wife

House of Oettingen-Spielberg

The Hereditary Prince and Hereditary Princess of Oettingen-Oettingen and Oettingen-Spielberg
Princess Nora, Lady Max Percy and Lord Max Percy^[3]

House of Bismarck

Religious figures

The Rt Rev. David Conner, Dean of Windsor^[5]
The Most Rev. and Rt Hon John Sentamu, Archbishop of York^[5]

Friends of Princess Eugenie of York and Jack Brooksbank

Freddie Andrews
Charles Attal
Alessandra Ford Balzs^[7]
Amit Bhatia
Derek Blasberg
Hayley Bloomingdale
Julia de Boinville (friend and colleague of Princess Eugenie)^[8]
Cressida Bonas^[9] (friend of Princess Eugenie) and her guest
Holly Branson
Emily Few Brown
Laura Brown
Maria Tereza Turrion Burallo
Jacobi Anstruther-Gough-Calthorpe
Arnaud Cauchois
Maddie Chesterton^[3]
Chelsy Davy^[10]
Lauren De Niro Pipher
Charles and Chloe Delevingne (father and sister of models Cara and Poppy Delevingne), and Chloe's husband, Edward Grant^[7]
Sam Dougal
Viscount Erleigh (older brother of Natasha Rufus Isaacs)^[3]
Hum Fleming
Georgia Forbes
Irene^[7] and Lydia Forte
Sabine and Joseph Getty
Olivier and Zoë de Givenchy (parents of page boy Louis de Givenchy)
Jane Gottschalk
Rianne ten Haken
Charlie and Yoanna Hanbury^[7]
Astrid and Davina Harbord
Chantal Hochuli (ex-wife of Prince Ernst August of Hanover)^{[citation needed]}
Rory Hoddell
Edward Lawson Johnston
Heather Kerzner^[11]
Saloni Lodha
Frederica Lowell-Pank
Cavan Mahony Linde
Elizabeth Mason
Pippa^[9] and James Matthews^[9] (sister and brother-in-law of The Duchess of Cambridge)
James Middleton (brother of The Duchess of Cambridge)
Alice and Thomas Philip Naylor-Leyland
Eugenie Niarchos
Misha Nonoo^[3]
Edgar Osorio
Kaki Paige
David Peacock
Gabriella Peacock
Guy Pelly and his wife, Lizzie Wilson
The Lady Melissa Percy^[3]^[12] (daughter of the 12th Duke of Northumberland])
Annina Pfuel
Emma Pilkington
Natalie Pinkham
Ollie Proudlock and his fiancée, Emma Louise Connolly
Jamie Richards
Lavinia Richards
Natasha Rufus Isaacs and husband, Rupert Finch
Caroline Sieber
Hannah Schuster
Harriet Stewart
Alexander Stileman
Charlie van Straubenzee
Daisy van Straubenzee
Lady Tang^[3]
- Edward Tang^[3]
Joan Templeman
Owain Walbyoff
Martha Ward
Susanna Warren^[3]
Fritz von Westenholz
The Duke of Westminster
Molly Whitehall

Celebrity and other notable guests of the couple

Isabella Anstruther-Gough-Calthorpe and her husband, Sam Branson
Surinder Arora^[3]
Richard Bacon and his wife, Rebecca MacFarlane
Tamara Beckwith and her husband, Giorgio Veroni
Andrea Bocelli, his wife Veronica Berti, and sons^[5]
Arpad Busson^[3]
Naomi Campbell^[1]
Jimmy Carr and his girlfriend, Karoline Copping
Edei^[7]
David Emanuel^[12] (designed the wedding dress of Diana, Princess of Wales)
The Lord and Lady Fellowes of West Stafford
Pixie Geldof and her husband, George Barnett^[10]
Kate Moss and her daughter Lila-Grace Moss^[13]
CK Cheung^[3]
Manuel Fernandes^[3]
Stephen Fry and his husband, Elliot Spencer^[10]
Mark Guiducci,^[3] former editor-in-chief of Vogue
Subodh Gupta^[3]
Edward Hutley^[3]
Tarek Kaituni^[3]
Evgeny Lebedev^[3]
Richard Liu^[3]
Paddy McNally^[3]
Liv Tyler and her husband, David Gardner^[10]
Demi Moore and Eric Buterbaugh^[1]
James Blunt and his wife, Sophie Wellesley^[9] (Wellesley is the granddaughter of the 8th Duke of Wellington)
Ellie Goulding and her fiancé, Caspar Jopling^[1]
Cara Delevingne with Derek Blasberg^[14]^[1]
Poppy Delevingne and her husband, James Cook^[9]
Tracey Emin^[3]^[10]
Robbie Williams and Ayda Field,^[13]^[15] with Gwen Field^[16]
Rudolf Maag^[3]
Ricky Martin and his husband, Jwan Yosef^[13]
Zac Posen and his mother, Susan
Jamie Redknapp
Holly Valance and her husband, Nick Candy
Jack Whitehall
Philip Winser^[3]
Iwan Wirth (Princess Eugenie's boss)^[3]

Charities

Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank invited representatives from charities and organisations that they support.

Healthcare and young people

Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital^[17]
Teenage Cancer Trust^[17]
Street Child^[17]

Anti-slavery

The Salvation Army^[17]
The UN Trust Fund to End Violence Against^[17]
Key to Freedom^[17]

Military

Supporting Wounded Veterans^[17]

Animals and conservation

The Big Cat Sanctuary^[17]
Elephant Family^[17]
Project 0^[17]
Charity: Water^[17]

The Arts

The Print Room at The Coronet^[17]
Tate Young Patrons^[17]

Bridal party

Best Man

Thomas Brooksbank, brother of the groom^[2]^[18]

Maid of Honour

Princess Beatrice of York, sister of the bride^[2]^[18]

Bridesmaids and page boys

Prince George of Cambridge, aged 5 – son of The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge^[2]^[18]
Princess Charlotte of Cambridge, aged 3 – daughter of The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge^[2]^[18]
Louis de Givenchy, aged 6 – son of Zoë and Olivier de Givenchy^[2]^[18]
Savannah Phillips, aged 7 – daughter of Autumn and Peter Phillips^[2]^[18]
Isla Phillips, aged 6 – daughter of Autumn and Peter Phillips^[2]^[18]
Mia Tindall, aged 4 – daughter of Zara and Mike Tindall^[2]^[18]
Theodora Williams, aged 6 – daughter of Ayda Field and Robbie Williams^[2]^[18]
Maud Windsor, aged 5 – daughter of Lord and Lady Frederick Windsor^[2]^[18]

Special attendants

Lady Louise Mountbatten-Windsor, the bride's first cousin^[2]
Viscount Severn, the bride's first cousin^[2]

Notable absences

The Duchess of Cornwall, the bride's paternal aunt by marriage, previous engagement in Scotland^[19]
The Duchess of Kent, wife of the bride's first cousin, twice removed, semi-retired from royal duties^[20]
Princess Alexandra, The Hon. Lady Ogilvy, the bride's first cousin, twice removed, broken arm^[20]

References

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