From the significant positioning of mum Sarah Ferguson, to the bridesmaid holding an unidentified white object, there is plenty to spot in the shots
THE breathtaking wedding photos from Princess Eugenie’s special day have been released and the couple look picture perfect.
British fashion photographer Alex Bramall captured the smiling bride and groom along with their bridal party, and there are some small details that eagle-eyed fans have spotted.
Two of the four images were taken inside Windsor Castle, and showed the Princess smiling with her husband, the bridesmaids, page boys and extended royal family.
From the significant positioning of mum Sarah Ferguson to the bridesmaid holding an unidentified white object, there is plenty to spot in the shots.
And did you notice the cheeky bridesmaid standing on Eugenie’s wedding dress?
Here are some of the small details you may have missed…
Page boy Louis de Givenchy, six, looked like he wasn’t quite ready for either of the group shots.
In the wider family shot, he’s not even staring at the photographer, so what is he looking at?
And in the picture of just the bridesmaids and page boys, he can be seen reclining back on his chair, legs not neatly tucked together, and not smiling at the camera.
Louis is the son of JP Morgan executive Olivier de Givenchy, and wife Zoe.
The spectacular images were captured in the White Drawing Room at Windsor Castle, and fans are bothered by the fact the grand doors behind the royal family were left open.
One person commented on the Kensington Palace’s Instagram photo: “Maybe the photographer is trying to even the width of the whole picture given the number of people but the open door is an eye sore for sure.”
And another added: “They could’ve at least shut the door behind them.”
The Queen was featured front and centre of the shot, next to her beaming granddaughter Princess Eugenie.
She was positioned sat on a seat next to husband Prince Philip and appears to have tried to sneak her handbag out of sight under her chair.
Her Majesty has tucked the bag behind her feet in an attempt to conceal it from view, but it can still be seen next to her left foot.
Princess Eugenie’s official wedding photos struck a chord with royal fans, as it is believed to be the first time Prince Philip and Sarah Ferguson had been pictured together in 26 years, following her divorce from Prince Andrew in the 1990s.
The Duchess of York, 58, stood smiling next to her old foe Prince Philip for the happy family snap.
Royal watchers said the image appeared to be a significant step to ending a feud that has raged for almost three decades.
Prince Philip, 97, is said to have never forgiven his former daughter-in-law for the toe-sucking pictures of her and Texan financial adviser John Bryan in 1992.
They were taken months after she and Andrew announced they were splitting.
The mischievous youngster, seven, who is the daughter of Peter and Autumn Phillips, was captured prominently standing on Princess Eugenie’s train.
Grinning, the small bridesmaid seems unconcerned that her left foot is firmly on the show-stopping gown designed by Peter Pilotto and Christopher De Vos.
Savannah appeared to have a great time at the wedding on Friday, and was pictured joking around with cousin Prince George, five.
The young bridesmaid, four, can be seen looking less than impressed as she posed with Princess Eugenie’s bridal party.
Mia is known for her boisterous behaviour and certainly looked like she had better things to do than sit for the shots during Friday’s wedding.
She's also clutching an unidentified white object or toy in her left hand that has left fans baffled.
Things didn’t improve for Mia is the larger group shot of the bride, groom and extended family, where she also failed to crack a smile.
Robbie Williams and wife Ayda Field’s daughter Theodora, six, was one of the six bridesmaids for Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank.
She is featured prominently in the photo, standing right next to Jack, who has his hand on her shoulder, close to Prince George and Princess Charlotte.
Other children from the bridal party are Maud, the five-year-old daughter of Lord and Lady Frederick Windsor; page boy Louis de Givenchy, six; and six-year-old Isla, daughter of Peter and Autumn Phillips.
Fans have gushed over Princess Charlotte sitting with her legs crossed at the ankle.
The neat, poised move has been perfected by her mum Kate Middleton, and has been dubbed the Duchess Slant.
Princess Charlotte once again proves to be her glamorous mum’s mini-me with the signature seating position.
This is why Princess Eugenie left an empty seat in the front row of her wedding.
Princess Eugenie wowed in a low-backed bespoke gown by Peter Pilotto and Christopher De Vo.
The princess had major surgery to correct a curvature of her spine, known as scoliosis, and had steel rods inserted into her back.
