See all the best photos from Pippa Middleton's not-quite-royal wedding

Kate, Will and Harry, plus a gaggle of adorable toddlers in old-timey formalwear, showed up to celebrate Pippa's English country nuptials to hedge fund manager James Matthews.

By Chatelaine

Updated May 21, 2017

Pippa Middleton and James Matthews smile after their wedding at St Mark's Church in Englefield, England Saturday, May 20, 2017. Middleton, the sister of Kate, Duchess of Cambridge married hedge fund manager James Matthews in a ceremony Saturday where her niece and nephew Prince George and Princess Charlotte was in the wedding party, along with sister Kate and princes Harry and William. (AP Photo/Kirsty Wigglesworth, Pool)

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St. Mark’s Church in Englefield, England, where Pippa Middleton and hedge fund manager James Matthews tied the knot. Photo, Justin Tallis/Pool Photo via AP.

See all the best photos from Pippa Middleton's not-quite-royal wedding

Pippa and father Michael Middleton arrive in a vintage Jaguar. Photo, Justin Tallis/Pool Photo via AP/Canadian Press.

Will and Harry. Photo, Justin Tallis/Pool via AP/Canadian Press.

Carole and James Middleton, the mother and brother of the bride. Photo, REX/Shutterstock/Canadian Press.

Roger and Mirka Federer. Photo, Beretta/Sims/REX/Shutterstock/Canadian Press.

Photo, Kirsty Wigglesworth, Pool/AP Photo/Canadian Press.

Pippa wore a gown by British designer Giles Deacon. Photo, Kirsty Wigglesworth, Pool/AP Photo/Canadian Press.

Prince George and Princess Charlotte. Photo, EPA/STRINGER /POOL UK OUT/Canadian Press.

Kate and Princess Charlotte. Photo, Justin Tallis/Pool Photo via AP/Canadian Press.

Photo, Kirsty Wigglesworth, AP Photo/Pool/Canadian Press.

Photo, Justin Tallis/Pool Photo via AP/Canadian Press.

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