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Princess EugenieThe family spares no expense with respect to her upcoming marriage to Jack Brooksbank Friday, October 12th. This sumptuous affair should have three distinct functions – and food plays a central role! Guests will celebrate at a reception after the ceremony organized by Queen Elizabeth IIfollowed by an evening at the Royal Lodge in Windsor and a party the next day.
The wedding marks the second royal wedding of the year after Prince Harry and Duchess MeghanMarriage May 19, but the wedding of Princess Eugenie should be a little less formal and regulated than that of her cousins, especially as regards food. That's why We weekly has collected four culinary information to know about Princess Eugenie's big weekend. Scroll down to check them!
The menu could be influenced by the favorite restaurants of Princess Eugénie
Like most brides, there are good reasons to believe that the Friday night menu will be influenced by some of the royal's favorite restaurants. Harper's Bazaar According to the advice of Eugenie's London, London mentions two London restaurants, Detox Kitchen and Deliciously Ella, both of which offer sustainable and locally sourced vegetarian and vegan cuisine. This could indicate that a large portion of the food at the wedding will be healthy and nutritious, especially if it is considered that Eugenie has already stated that her wedding would be free of plastic, according to L & # 39; agency. The newlyweds.
The cake is red velvet
While Duchess Meghan chose Claire Ptak, a California baker, to prepare her wedding cake, Princess Eugenie chose a local resident. London-based cake designer Sophie Cabot has confirmed that she creates Eugenie and Brooksbank cakes via Instagram. "With great enthusiasm, I can announce that I will make the wedding cake for Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank. It's the biggest secret I've ever had to keep! ", She said Sunday, October 7, in a photo of her decorating a red velvet confection. unique for this wonderful couple xx @princesseugenie @ hrhthedukeofyork @ theroyalfamily. "
The party will be "relaxed"
After the ceremony at St. George's Chapel in Windsor Castle, Queen Elizabeth II will hold a luncheon for the newlyweds. Although the details of this "more formal" meal are rare, The Sunday Times reports that Eugenie hired the celebrity party planner Peregrine Armstrong-Jones to take over the festivities on Saturday October 13, which will be "relaxed".
To create a more laid back atmosphere, Armstrong-Jones, who helped plan Victoria BeckhamThe marriage of David Beckham in 1999, bumper cars and other carnival rides were introduced, as well as coconut shies and many food stalls.
And there will be a lot to drink
In addition to food stalls, The Sunday Times notes Saturday's evening will also feature cocktails such as Bloody Marys. And since there are no formal rules dictating how long Princess Eugenie or her guests are allowed to drink, there will likely be additional libations available.
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