Happy couple cheered by crowds

The Prince of Wales and Camilla Parker Bowles arrived together at Windsor’s Guildhall today to marry, 30 years after they first fell in love.

They smiled and waved to cheering crowds as they entered the building together while a band played the tune Congratulations.

The happy couple left Windsor Castle together minutes earlier for the short drive through packed streets of cheering well-wishers.

They travelled in the same car, a Rolls-Royce Phantom VI, leaving via the King George IV gate at around 12.25pm.

Mrs Parker Bowles was wearing an oyster silk basket-weave coat with herringbone stitch embroidery and a chiffon dress with applique woven lacquered disc detail. The outfit, by the design team Robinson Valentine, took more than six weeks to make.

Her hat, designed by Philip Treacy, was made of natural straw, overlaid with ivory French lace and trimmed with a graphic fountain of feathers.