Duke of Westminster Ties the Knot in a Lavish Ceremony at Chester Cathedral

In a dazzling display of opulence and tradition, the Duke of Westminster, Hugh Grosvenor, has wed Olivia Henson in what many are calling the Society Wedding of the Year.

The ceremony took place at the historic Chester Cathedral, drawing an impressive array of aristocratic guests, including Prince William, who took on the role of usher for the day.

As the couple exchanged vows, they shared a heartfelt kiss, sealing their commitment in front of approximately 400 attendees.

Among the crowd was Prince William, who seemed in high spirits alongside his friend William Van Cutsom as they exited the cathedral, celebrating this joyous occasion for Hugh, whom he affectionately calls “Hughie.”

Hugh Grosvenor, the seventh Duke, is not just a figure of nobility; he is also the richest man in Britain under 40, boasting a staggering net worth of £10.42 billion.

His connections run deep, as he serves as the godfather to both Prince George and Prince Harry's son, Archie.

While William was actively involved in the ceremony, Prince Harry remained in California, unable to attend.

Olivia made a breathtaking entrance shortly before noon, donning a stunning wedding dress complemented by blue shoes.

The bespoke gown featured intricate embroidery designed by Emma Victoria Payne, showcasing floral motifs inspired by the veil of Olivia's great-great-grandmother, dating back to around 1880.

It was a beautiful nod to family history and heritage.

Adding to her bridal elegance, Olivia wore the exquisite Fabergé myrtle-leaf tiara, a cherished piece that has adorned Grosvenor brides since its creation in 1906.