Lady Sarah wowed in designer bridal gown – but wedding lasted 30 mins

Lady Sarah Chatto, 58, is the daughter of the late Princess Margaret and Antony Armstrong-Jones. On July 14, 1994, she walked down the aisle to marry Daniel Chatto, 65, at St Stephen Walbrook Church in the City of London.

The late Queen’s only niece wore a stunning Jasper Conran gown for her special day.

For her wedding dress (and the dresses of her bridesmaids), Lady Sarah turned to Jasper Conran, very much the in-demand society designer of the time.

She had three bridesmaids, rather than flower girls, as is often the case, who were made up of her cousin’s daughter Zara Tindall, her half-sister Lady Frances Armstrong-Jones and her friend Tara Noble Singh.

Sarah’s timeless design was made from layers of ivory georgette fabric with a square-cut, corseted bodice and long sleeves.

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Traditionally, the late Queen lent royal brides a diadem from her private collection for their wedding days.

But Lady Sarah opted to wear a brand new tiara which was made by Wartski, especially for the wedding.

The Snowdon Floral Tiara is comprised of several floral elements, and Sarah added a touch of foliage to it to complete the look.

While the Snowdon Floral Tiara was a new piece of jewellery, it had its links to the marriage of Sarah’s parents.

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The couple spent their honeymoon in India, the place where they first met. They now have two sons together, Samuel, born in 1996, and Arthur, born in 1999.

She’s one of the more low-key members of the Royal Family, who doesn’t undertake any royal duties, so it is unsurprising that Lady Sarah’s 1994 nuptials to Daniel were on a more reduced scale than the royal weddings of some of her peers.

Sarah met her husband-to-be in 1983, while both were working on the set of the film Heat and Dust, yet they would not start dating until three years later.

It was in 1986 that they first started to be photographed at gallery openings and other art world events together, announcing their engagement in 1994.