After Pippa Middleton and financier James Matthews said their “I dos” at St. Mark’s Church in Englefield on Saturday morning, the newlyweds celebrated their marriage with a private reception at the Middleton family’s home in nearby Buckleberry that evening.
The 300 guests gathered at Bucklebury Village Hall, where they parked their cars and men were offered fresh shirts if they wanted to change from their ceremony attire, according to E! News. They were then driven to a $100,000 glass palace erected on Carole and Michael Middleston’s 16-acre estate in a convoy, but not before each attendee had their photo ID checked and gave a password, which a source told the outlet was different for each guest.
After being treated to an aerial performance by a Supermarine Spitfire, a British single-seat fighter used in World War II, friends and family of the couple gave speeches. According to E!, brother-of-the-groom (and best man) Spencer Matthews’ speech turned into a sing-along to The Beatles.
However, a source denies the report about the reception.
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