Wedding reception of Princess Eugénie

On October 12, Princess Eugenie tied the bond with her longtime love, Jack Brooksbank, at a romantic ceremony in front of a royal family, famous friends and family. But even after this unforgettable kiss and carriage ride through the streets of Windsor, there was still a lot of work to be done for guests and royal observers to keep an eye on them, thanks to the wedding receptions and the wedding party. after-party of Princess Eugenie and Brooksbank, according to People.

First, the guests were invited to a welcome lunch, which, according to People, was similar to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. (The Duke and Duchess of Sussex knotted the knot in the same place as Eugenie and Brooksbank, St. George's Chapel at Windsor Castle, in May.) Hosted Queen Elizabeth II, the lunch reception, which consisted of bites served as mini-bites of pudding in Yorkshire, Scottish eggs, champagne and the couple's red velvet five-tier wedding cake.

But it was the couple's evening reception with black tie at the Royal Lodge in Windsor (a residence that Eugenie's father, Prince Andrew, shares with the mother of the bride and Andrew's former wife, Sarah Ferguson ), where the customers really could let themselves go. celebrate. After making an unforgettable trip out of their lunch in an Aston Martin DB10 – which figured in a James Bond movie – the happy couple has raised their heels at a party that looks like the coolest party in royal history.

Of course, since Brooksbank is the UK ambassador for George Clooney and Rande Gerber's Casamogos tequila, the evening reception consisted of a variety of tequila drinks made with the famous alcohol, including margaritas (Which means the queen was probably drinking a margarita last night.) In addition to cocktails and margaritas, People reports that Eugenie and Brooksbank offered their guests pizzas sourced from a gastronomy truck.

After eating and drinking their fill, everyone enjoyed a performance of the English pop star Robbie Williams, whose 6 year old daughter, Theodora, was one of the bridesmaids. Eugenie. Williams sang his iconic single, "Angels," as well as classic pop numbers of "various artists sung by the crowd," according to a party source People.

And, lest Eugenie and Brooksbank do not celebrate enough, the newlyweds still had a lot to do on Saturday October 13th. First of all, Eugenie honored the royal tradition by placing her wedding bouquet on the tomb of the unknown warrior. at Westminster Abbey in London. Created in 1923 by the mother of Queen Elizabeth, Elizabeth Bowles-Lyon, each royal wife laid her bouquet on the grave, whether she was married at Westminster Abbey or not.

After paying tribute to the unknown warriors who fought for the UK, Eugenie, Brooksbank, along with their friends and family kept the party going with and after the holiday described by the Sunday Times like "a relaxed party", to thwart the "more formal celebration" of Friday.

"There will be dodgems and rides, coconut shrimp, lots of food stalls, lots of cocktails, Bloody Marys for the hangover and a festival atmosphere" Time reported.

One thing is clear from all the details about Eugenie's and Brooksbank's receptions and after-parties: these two certainly know how to have fun. As suitable for someone who works for a tequila business, this royal wedding has everything that a couple can look for at a good event and it is quite possible that this royal wedding is the Most fun royal wedding in recent history. Pizza, margaritas, fairground rides – brides suddenly have all sorts of fun new things to add to their wedding boards to make sure they too can celebrate their big day like a princess.