Details of the wedding of the Duke of Westminster and Olivia Henson come to light: fireworks and a sculpture of Big Ben

The Duke of Westminster (33) y Olivia Henson (31) said ‘I do’ this Friday at Chester Cathedral after three years of relationship. The wedding, one of the most anticipated in the United Kingdom, brought together great personalities from royalty and high society. Just three days after the long-awaited wedding, the private details of the celebration have come to light.

“I haven’t eaten like this in a long time, the burrata was exceptional. There was also a fridge full of ice cream and you could grab it at any time.“, revealed one of the guests to the magazine HELLO!

Beyond selecting an exquisite menu for their big day, the couple had a party in style. “There was a live orchestra that was impeccable, I had never heard music like that before. And to put the finishing touch there was a fireworks show that was spectacular.“, they have revealed from the aforementioned media. As for the decoration, the Duke of Westminster and Olivia Henson made a nod to the capital of the United Kingdom with a sculpture of the mythical Big Ben. “It was incredible!“, have pointed.

So that the guests were as comfortable as possible, Carlos III’s godson and Olivia provided taxis. “It was great and very comfortable“They have assured. Likewise, so that they could keep a special memory of the wedding, the bride and groom gave their loved ones a beautiful drawing of the family farm. “We all took home beautiful gifts including a hand-painted map of the Eaton Hall grounds“, they have stated.

This marriage was highly anticipated due to the great influence of the couple in Great Britain., who already embody one of the most powerful unions in the country. The Duke’s fortune revolves around 14,000 million euros, an amount that he distributes among his businesses in various cities around the world.

Among the guests, key faces did not go unnoticed, such as the Prince Guillermo and the Princess Eugenie. The first-born of Charles III was one of the first to arrive. Of course, he did it without his wife. Kate Middleton He remains absent from public life, focused on completing his cancer treatment. The prince helped the couple with the organization tasks, escorting some of the wedding guests to their seats.