Since Hugh Grosvenor's engagement announcement in April, one question has been on everyone's mind- just who is the lucky girl marrying Britain's most eligible bachelor?
Not only has he been sought after in the dating ring, but Hugh also has a dukedom to his name. The 32-year-old is the seventh Duke of Westminister- a prestigious title created by Queen Victoria.
Although plenty is known about the British aristocrat, who is Hugh's new duchess Olivia Henson, 31? Here's everything we know about the newlywed couple...
Who is Olivia Henson?
Olivia is a 31-year-old senior account manager at Belazu- a corporation that imports high-quality ingredients from across Europe with an environmentally friendly focus.
The businesswoman is based in London for work, while her husband spreads his time between the capital and his Cheshire home- although now it's likely they will base themselves from Hugh's London flat once married.
Although little is known about Olivia, we do know that she was a Trinity student. She studied in Ireland several years ago and formed friendships with lots of Irish many of whom are invited to the wedding of the year.
Her elite private education started at the Dragon School in Oxford before going to Marlborough College, whose alumni include Kate and Pippa Middleton.
She didn't fair too badly at Trinners either, achieving a 2:1 in Hispanic Studies and Italian. Although the 30-year-old studied at the prestigious third-level institution, that's not where she met her Duke.
Olivia's family
According to the Daily Mail, Olivia is the eldest daughter of Rupert Henson and his wife Caroline, who is a scion of the Hoare banking family and the Marquess of Bristol.
They add that: 'Olivia is also descended from John Manners, the 5th Duke of Rutland, and is a distant cousin of the Manners sisters Lady Violet, Lady Alice and Lady Eliza.'
Olivia has a younger sister called Emilia, 26, and a younger brother, Jasper, 29.
How did Olivia and Hugh meet?
The couple were introduced through mutual friends a mere two years ago, but it seems it only took 24 months for the Duke to be sure. He got down on one knee at Eaton Hall in Chesire, with the pair sharing the happy news with a candid photograph.
The couple appeared in casual clothing in their announcement photo, presenting themselves with minimal in the picture for a down-to-earth, laid-back feel.
The big day
The couple said I Do on Friday, June 7, and their wedding ceremony was held at Chester Cathedral. Around 400 guests attended the ceremony and hundreds more people lined the street to wish the newlyweds well.
Olivia looked sublime in a dress designed by Emma Victoria Payne which was created in a simple column style and had sweet family meaning.
She kept her makeup simple for the big day and opted for lots of warm peachy tones. She had a white gel manicure to complete her bridal look.
Which royals made the guest list?
The Duke, who recently secured the top spot on the Sunday Times' 40 under 40 Rich List for the second year in a row, and Olivia are extremely well connected and their wedding was a who's who of British high society.
Hugh is a long-time friend of Prince William, meaning he and Kate Middleton were invited although the Princess of Wales did not attend as she continues to undergo cancer treatment.
It's also understood that King Charles, who is Hugh's godfather, and his wife Queen Camilla were invited to the wedding although neither of them made the wedding.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle also did not attend the wedding, despite Hugh being a godfather to their son Archie. Hugh is also a godfather to William and Kate's eldest son, Prince George.
Princess Eugenie attended the society wedding of the year as well as Thomas Van Straubenzee, who is Princess Charlotte's godfather, and his wife Lucy who taught the Princess and Prince George at Thomas's Battersea School.
Charles van Straubenzee and his wife Daisy were also seen arriving at the cathedral. Charles is a good pal of Prince Harry and acted as an usher at his and Meghan's wedding and is godfather to their son Archie.
What was Prince William's role at the wedding?
Prince William acted as an usher at his good pal's wedding meaning he was one of the people welcoming the new Mr and Mrs' guests to the cathedral.
This wasn't his first time being an usher as Prince William also had the role at Hugh's sister Lady Tamara Grosvenor's wedding to Edward van Cutsem in 2004.
