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Freddie Windsor to marry actress Windsor marries Peep Show actress
(about 10 hours later)
The son of Prince and Princess Michael of Kent is to marry his actress girlfriend Sophie Winkleman. The son of Prince and Princess Michael of Kent, Lord Frederick Windsor, has married actress Sophie Winkleman in the Chapel Royal at Hampton Court Palace.
Lord Frederick Windsor, 30, who is 31st in line to the throne, proposed to the 29-year-old on Valentines Day this year. The bride, best known for her role as Big Suze in TV's Peep Show, admitted she "wept throughout the whole thing".
The guests at Hampton Court on Saturday are thought to include Princess Eugenie and rock star Bryan Adams. About 400 guests, including Princess Eugenie, Lady Annabel Goldsmith, Jane Asher and singer Bryan Adams attended.
Senior members of the Royal Family, including the Queen and the Prince of Wales, are unable to attend. Lord Frederick Windsor, 30, 31st in line to the throne, proposed to the 29-year-old on Valentine's Day.
The Duchess of Cornwall and Princes William and Harry have sent a joint gift in their absence. Senior members of the Royal Family, including the Queen and the Prince of Wales, were unable to attend.
Ms Winkleman has chosen a "fairy-tale" dress designed by Roza Couture, while Lord Frederick, known as Freddie, is being dressed by Hardy Amies - a favourite designer of the Royal Family. But the Duchess of Cornwall's daughter Laura was there with friends.
'Life-changing' Other guests included journalist Eve Pollard and her broadcaster daughter Claudia Winkleman, the bride's half-sister.
The chapel has been decorated with white and pale pink flowers, including roses, with hand-made jasmine garlands draped around its pillars. Henry VIII chapel
A champagne reception will follow in the Great Hall of the Surrey palace. The chapel, where Henry VIII married Catherine Parr in 1543, was decorated with white and pale pink flowers, including roses and jasmine garlands.
The couple, who have been together for two years, will fly to Los Angeles on Sunday - not for a honeymoon, but in time for Ms Winkleman to start work on a new television series. The bride wore a dress designed by Roza Couture, with a three-metre (nine-foot) train.
A spokesman said Ms Winkleman and Lord Freddie turned down a "life-changing" amount of money from a celebrity magazine offering to cover their wedding, opting instead for a more intimate celebration. The groom was dressed by Hardy Amies - a favourite designer of the Royal Family.
Refused to convert Hymns sung included Be Thou My Vision, Dear Lord and Father of Mankind and I Vow To Thee My Country.
Lord Freddie was educated at Eton and Oxford University and now works for JP Morgan's private banking division. Lady Gabriella Windsor, Lord Freddie's sister, gave a bible reading from the Song of Solomon.
Ms Winkleman - best known from her role as Big Suze in the hit TV comedy Peep Show - has also appeared in a number of other TV series including the BBC's Ruddy Hell! It's Harry and Paul. A champagne reception followed, in the Great Hall of the Surrey palace.
Prince Michael is a cousin to both the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh. Princess Michael of Kent on her way to the wedding
He married his wife, then Baroness Marie-Christine von Reibnitz, in 1978. The couple, who have been together for two years, fly to Los Angeles on Sunday - not for a honeymoon, but in time for the bride to start work on a new television series.
She was a Catholic and steadfastly refused to convert to Anglicanism. A spokesman said the couple turned down a "life-changing" amount of money from a celebrity magazine offering to cover their wedding, opting instead for a more intimate celebration.
Consequently, Prince Michael, who was eighth in line to the throne at the time of his birth, lost his place in the succession. A family spokesman said: "It's been a beautiful day - perfect English weather and a couple deeply in love."
Their children, however - Lord Freddie and Lady Gabriella Windsor - retain their rights of succession because they are still "in communion with the Anglican Church". Lord Freddie was educated at Eton and Oxford University and now works for JP Morgan's private banking division. He chose 15 ushers for the big day.
Prince Michael is a cousin to both the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh. He married the then Baroness Marie-Christine von Reibnitz, in 1978.
She was a Catholic who refused to convert to Anglicanism and Prince Michael, eighth in line to the throne at the time of his birth, lost his place in the succession.
Their children, however, retain their rights of succession.