Wedding of Lady Sarah Chatto

Happy Anniversary to Daniel and Lady Sarah Chatto, who got married in London on this day in 1994! The Queen and Queen Mother led members of the extended Royal Family at the Wedding of Lady Sarah Armstrong-Jones and Daniel Chatto at St. Stephen’s Walbrook Church in London.

After arriving on the arm of her father, Lady Sarah Armstrong-Jones, the only daughter of Princess Margaret and Antony Armstrong-Jones, Earl of Snowdon, married Daniel Chatto at St. Stephen’s Walbrook Church in London.

The simplicity of the 30-minute service caught everyone by surprise, even the driver was not in his place when the couple exited the church, causing them to stand outside for a few minutes before they drove to the Wedding Breakfast held by the Queen Mother at Clarence House.

Lady Sarah wore a striking Jasper Conrad Gown allowing with the specially created Snowdon Diamond Flower Tiara and Princess Margaret’s Greville Pearl Earrings.

Queen Elizabeth II and Duke of Edinburgh

Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother and the Prince of Wales

Diana, Princess of Wales

The Princess Royal

Prince Edward and Sophie Rhys Jones

Princess Margaret and Antony Armstrong-Jones, Earl of Snowdon with Viscount and Viscountess Linley

The Duke and Duchess of Gloucester

The Duke of Kent with Lady Helen and Tim Taylor

Princess Alexandra of Kent and Sir Angus Ogilvy with James and Julia Ogilvy

Baroness Glenconner (wearing her Diamond Bow Brooch)

Lady Susan Hussey

Lady Sarah’s three bridesmaids were: her half sister Lady Frances Armstrong-Jones, her first cousin once removed Zara Philips and her friend Tara Noble Singh.

Snowdon Diamond Flower Tiara

Greville Pearl Earrings

Diamond Star Earrings

Queen Mary’s Diamond and Pearl Riviere

Sapphire Earrings

Emerald Earrings

Ear-of-Wheat Brooch

Star Brooch

Floral Spray Brooch

Poltimore Tiara

Turquoise Parure

Cartier Halo Tiara

Lotus Flower Tiara

Snowdon Floral Tiara

Empress Maria Feodorovna’s Sapphire Bandeau

Teck Diamond Hoop Necklace

Diamond Earrings

Ruby Girandole Earrings

Emerald Earrings

Greville Pearl Earrings

Sapphire Earrings

Diamond Star Earrings

Diamond and Pearl Riviere 

 Star Brooch

Cartier Rose Brooch

Ear-of-Wheat Brooch

Floral Spray Brooch

Diamond Fleur-de-Lys Brooch

Cartier Ruby Flower Brooch

The bride, daughter of Princess Margaret and a niece of Queen Elizabeth II, met her groom when they were both working on a movie together. The couple have two sons, and pursue careers as painters. They do not undertake official duties, but are present for most family events. Take a look at scenes from their wedding below-

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The Wedding Ceremony took place at St. Stephen’s Walbrook Church in London. Lady Sarah (wearing the Snowdon Floral Tiara) arrived with her father, Lord Snowdon, and three bridesmaids: her half sister Lady Frances Armstrong-Jones, her first cousin once removed Zara Philips and her friend Tara Noble Singh. Among the guests were the entire British Royal Family, including the Queen, Queen Mother, and the Prince and Princess of Wales. The simplicity of the 30-minute service caught everyone by surprise, even the driver was not in his place when the couple exited the church, causing them to stand outside for a few minutes. The reception was held at Clarence House.

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5 thoughts on “Wedding of Lady Sarah Chatto

  1. Ah! Lady Sarah Chatto! Her wedding dress is one of the loveliest wedding dresses ever! It’s so simple yet so classic and elegant! Even though she married 23 years ago, she could use that dress today and be totally beautiful all over again. She and her husband appear to be very well suited to each other. I think it’s lovely that both she and her brother the Earl of Snowdon seem to have achieved very loving and stable family lives in spite of having had such a pair of volatile and exuberant parents. I wish David and Lady Sarah many more years of happiness!

  2. I could not agree more with Bluesapphire70 about the elegance of Lady Sarah’s wedding dress. I was amazed to read on Wikipedia that the wedding gown was designed by Jasper Conran.

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