Robbie Williams led the star-studded arrivals including Naomi Campbell and Demi Moore to a windy Windsor this morning for Princess Eugenie's royal wedding as the Queen's granddaughter tied the knot in a lavish ceremony
Eugenie and tequila brand ambassador Jack Brooksbank will say their vows in the gothic surrounds of 15th century St George's Chapel, in front of an 850-strong congregation of celebrities, royals and VIP guests at Windsor Castle
Model Pixie Geldof was among the first of the A-listers to arrive at Windsor Castle, in a salmon-pink dress, along with drummer George Barnett
Joining them were the comedian Jimmy Carr and his girlfriend Karoline Copping.Conservative peer and Downton Abbey creator Julian Fellowes was also among the early arrivals at St George's Chapel ahead of the service at 11am, wearing a dark jacket and light-coloured waistcoat
However, there was no sign of George and Amal Clooney, who had been tipped to attend
Jack works as a drinks executive for Casamigos tequila, which was founded by Clooney and Cindy Crawford's husband Rande Gerber
But Amal was instead seen at the Pennsylvania Conference for Women 2018 in Philadelphia today
Broadcaster Richard Bacon and reality TV star Ollie Proudlock also arrived, as did Holly and Sam Branson
Kate Moss took her seat on the front row of the seating plan which is designed to face into the aisle
Fashion queen Moss was wearing a delicate monochrome polka dot outfit. The model turned to the row behind where her partner Count Nikolai von Bismarck was seated
Robbie Williams, who wore Giorgio Armani, got a cheer from the crowds when he arrived in a limousine
The former Take That singer was with his wife and fellow X Factor judge Ayda Field, who donned Armani Privé
Their six-year-old daughter Theodora is one of the bridesmaids.Meanwhile, singers James Blunt and Ellie Goulding arrived at the wedding in the same coach
You're Beautiful singer Blunt was accompanied by his wife Sofia Wellesley. Livin' La Vida Loca singer Ricky Martin was also there
Property developer Nick Candy and wife Holly Candy, the singer formerly known as Holly Valance, also arrived
Lord of the Rings and Armageddon actress Liv Tyler turned up this morning wearing a dark jacket and long skirt
Former footballer Jamie Redknapp arrived dressed in a morning suit. And Hollywood actress Demi Moore arrived wearing a burgundy dress and matching fascinator
She was preceded by supermodel Naomi Campbell.Prince Harry's former girlfriend Chelsy Davy arrived this morning with Lady Melissa Percy, the Northumberland heiress, in a striking blue flared catsuit
Guests arrived holding their hats in the windy conditions.But the streets of Windsor were mostly empty before the wedding this morning, with hundreds of police officers lining the roads in a taxpayer-funded security presence that is said to be costing £2million
Proud father the Duke of York walked his daughter down the aisle. In a television interview ahead of the wedding, Jack paid tribute to his future wife, who is ninth in line to the throne, calling her a 'bright shining light'
Eugenie, 28, told Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford from ITV's This Morning show, which screened the ceremony live, that her 'humble and generous' husband-to-be had the ability to 'make everyone feel so special'
Timings for Eugenie and Jack's Windsor wedding7am - Doors opened to the invited public through the Visitor Admission Centre on Castle Hill
8.30am - 10.15am - Doors to St George's Chapel opened to the congregation. Wedding guests started arriving in Middle Ward
Organ music played in the Chapel.10.15am - The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra performed
From 10.25am - Members of the royal family arrived at the Galilee Porch and were received by the Dean of Windsor
10.30am - Mr and Mrs George Brooksbank, the parents of the groom, arrived at the West Door
Mother of the bride Sarah, Duchess of York and Maid of Honour Princess Beatrice of York arrived by car at the West Door
Groom Jack Brooksbank and his best man and brother Thomas Brooksbank, also arrived by car at the West Door
10.52am - The Queen arrived at the Galilee Porch and was received by the Dean and conducted to her seat in the Quire
10.57am - Bride Princess Eugenie and her father, the Duke of York, arrived at the West Steps of St George's Chapel11am - The service began
12pm - The service ended and the bride and groom, the bridal party and the couple's parents processed to the West Door
The Queen and members of the royal family moved from the Quire to the Galilee Porch
The bride and groom departed from the West Steps by carriage.12.15pm - Eugenie and Jack arrived at Windsor Castle for their afternoon reception
A royal fan eager to see Eugenie arrived in Windsor today, expecting large crowds to start gathering earlier in the week
Kerry Evans, 54, from Lincolnshire, has been in the crowds of well wishers at the past two royal weddings
She said: 'I wanted to be part of the wedding and the traditions because it's all part of being being British
I thought there would be lots of people arriving but there aren't, I've been waiting and waiting
'Speaking about comparisons between the wedding of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex earlier this year, she said: 'She is still the granddaughter of the Queen, of course she'd get married here
'She's a princess of this country so that must be quite hard to see another wedding in the same year
'Royal super-fan John Loughney, from London, said he was happy to be there to share the day with Princess Eugenie
The 63-year-old has been in the crowds for the last two royal weddings and was also outside the hospital for the births of Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis
He said: 'There's only two people who will be truly proud today and that's (Princess Eugenie's) mother and father
They'll be ever so proud to see their daughter married.''Myself and all the royal fans wish them a very happy marriage
'Mr Loughney arrived yesterday afternoon to bag a prime position from which to see the wedding procession
Mother of the bride Sarah, Duchess of York - who spent years as an outcast from the royal family following her split from Andrew, also took centre stage for the high profile royal occasion
Her former father-in-law Philip is said to have never forgiven 'Fergie' for the scandal she caused when she was caught in the infamous 'toe-sucking' incident, having her feet kissed by financial adviser John Bryan in 1992
The couple's Order of Service revealed that Jack would not wear a ring, while Eugenie did not promise to obey her husband
Italian singer-songwriter Andrea Bocelli performed Bach's Ave Maria.From pop royalty to the real thing: Eugenie and Jack's bridal partyBest ManThe groom's brother, Thomas BrooksbankMaid of HonourThe bride's sister, Princess BeatriceBridesmaidsPrincess Charlotte, three, daughter of the Duke and Duchess of CambridgeSavannah Phillips, seven, and Isla Phillips, six, daughters of Peter and Autumn PhillipsMia Tindall, four, daughter of Zara and Mike TindallMaud Windsor, five, daughter of Lord and Lady Frederick Windsor - and the bride's goddaughterTheodora Williams, six, daughter of Robbie Williams and his wife Ayda FieldPage BoysPrince George, five, son of the Duke and Duchess of CambridgeLouis de Givenchy, six, son of Olivier and Zoe De GivenchySpecial AttendantsLady Louise Mountbatten-Windsor, 14, daughter of Prince Edward and Sophie WessexJames, Viscount Severn, 10, son of Prince Edward and Sophie Wessex A Gaelic Blessing was sung by the choir, and maid of honour Princess Beatrice - Eugenie's older sister - read an extract from F Scott Fitzgerald's classic novel The Great Gatsby
The bride and groom chose a traditional marriage ceremony which features language such as 'thou' and 'thee' instead of 'you'
David Conner, the Dean of Windsor, officiated over the vows and gave the address.Stars at the nuptials included former Robbie Williams and his wife Ayda, whose six-year-old daughter Theodora is one of the bridesmaids
Prince George and Princess Charlotte also played a starring role among the young helpers, along with Zara and Mike Tindall's spirited four-year-old Mia and Peter and Autumn Phillips's daughters Savannah and Isla
Maud Windsor, who is Eugenie's goddaughter and the daughter of Lord Frederick Windsor and his actress wife Sophie Winkleman, was also a bridesmaid
George was joined by fellow page boy Louis de Givenchy - the six-year-old son of JP Morgan banking executive Olivier de Givenchy and his wife Zoe
Royal fans had been keen to see how the wedding compared to that of Harry and Meghan, who wed in the same venue just five months ago
Crowds of more than 100,000 lined the streets for the duke and American former actress' big day in May
Criticism was levied at the estimated £2million security bill, which falls to the taxpayer, for Eugenie's wedding
The policing costs were increased by the 1km (0.6-mile) carriage ride the couple made through the town after the ceremony
But Eugenie, who is not a working royal, and Jack did not head up the Long Walk like Harry and Meghan, but took a shorter route back to the castle
Windsor has escaped the worst of Storm Callum, but the conditions were blowy on the dry and cloudy day
Sarah Kent of the Met Office said: 'The people trying to hold the train are going to have to be doing a good job if she's got a long one because the breeze will be catching it
' The Queen is hosting an afternoon reception afterwards in the castle, while an evening party is expected at the York family home, the Royal Lodge in Windsor Great Park
About 1,200 members of the public have been given balloted invites to the castle's Lower Ward, as have charity representatives, children from Eugenie's old schools, and royal household staff
Jack pays tribute to his 'bright shining light' Eugenie in TV interview as she describes him as 'so humble' Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank (centre) were interviewed by ITV This Morning's Eamonn Holmes and Ruth LangsfordJack Brooksbank has paid tribute to his future wife Princess Eugenie, calling her a 'bright shining light'
The Queen's granddaughter returned the compliment and described her fiance as 'so humble and generous' during a television interview ahead of their wedding
But Eugenie did reveal the moment she first saw Jack and the pair fell in love during a Swiss skiing trip
She initially thought 'what a silly hat' Jack was wearing, but was 'all butterflies and nervous' when he came over to say hello, and later rang her mother that night to say she had met a new guy
The couple were interviewed by husband and wife Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford from ITV's This Morning, who quizzed them about wedding jitters
After Eugenie replied 'It's definitely creeping up on us now, the nerves' she went on to describe her first encounter with Jack while on the slopes at a friend' place in Verbier, Switzerland in 2010
With her fiance beside her, the princess added: 'I thought, 'what a silly hat!' and I thought, 'who's that?' and then you came over and shook my hand and I was all butterflies and nervous
'I think I rang my mum that night and said 'I've met this guy Jack'. and that was it I think about how it started
'I remember being like 'I really, really like this guy, I really want him to like me too' and then you gave me this huge windscreen wiper wave and that was it, right, he likes me
'The couple will wed on Friday at Windsor Castle's St George's Chapel surrounded by the Queen other members of the royal family and famous faces including Robbie Williams with supermodel Cindy Crawford, David and Victoria Beckham, and George and Amal Clooney expected to be among the guests
Asked by Holmes to describe each other in three words, Jack said about his future wife: 'She's this bright shining light
'Eugenie was not so succinct and replied: 'Jack's the kind of guy, you know when you're lost at a party and you can't find anyone to talk to, and you start panicking and you need help? He'll walk in and make everyone feel so special
'He'll scoop you up and talk to you and make you feel a million dollars. you're so humble and generous
So humble and generous - that's two words.'The princess went on to say her 'big sissy' Princess Beatrice was someone 'I've looked up to her whole life' and that she's the biggest supporter of 'team Eug and Jack
'Asked about the moment she will walk down the aisle with her father the Duke of York, Eugenie replied: 'It's nerve-wracking and a bit scary and all the things that come with getting married, but at the end of the day you get to marry the person you love
'In reference to Jack, she added: 'And you're going to be at the end of the aisle, and I'm going to be running towards you!'Quizzed about whether his fiancee had become a 'bridezilla', Jack said no, adding: 'Eugenie has been amazing
'She's been incredible, she has the ability to do a million things at once in her brain, including working as well as organising everything to do with the wedding
'Watch the interview and live coverage of the wedding on This Morning At The Royal Wedding at 9
25am on ITV.