10 Facts About Pippa Middleton's Wedding That Will Make You Feel Like You Were a Guest

Pippa Middleton wed her longtime boyfriend, financier James Matthews, in a gorgeous ceremony in Berkshire, England, on May 20, 2017. Whiledetails were initially scarce, we've learned a few fascinating details now that it's been three years since their nuptials. Read on to see what they are.

Related:

A Very Scientific Look at Pippa and Kate Middleton's Weddings, by the Numbers

1. Pippa received a royal title after tying the knot. While she didn't become a duchess like her older sister, Pippa is now able to usethe courtesy title of Mrs. Matthews of Glen Affricthe younger. James is heir to the Scottish title of Laird of Glen Affric (a position his father currently holds), and once his dad dies, he will become the Laird of Glen Affric, making Pippa the Lady Glen Affric.
2. Pippa and James left their ceremony in a super-rare car. After the ceremony, the happy couple drove away in a Jaguar E-Type sports car. According to Pippa's uncle Gary Goldsmith,it was the first one ever made.
3. Pippa stuck to tradition and wore something old. Pippa sportedthe same Robinson Pelham pear-cut diamond drop凯特和她戴着耳环Prince William's wedding back in 2011.
4. Pippa and James's wedding party included a reality TV star. James's younger brother, Spencer, who starred on the British reality showMade in Chelsea, served ashis best man. Prince George acted as one of the page boys, along with Casimir Tatos, Edward Sebire, and William Ward, while Princess Charlotte served as one of the flower girls with Countess Philippa Hoyos, Lily French, and Avia Horner.
5. Pippa followed in her sister's footsteps. Like Kate,Pippa read more modern vows, omitting the word "obey" from them.
6. The reception took place inside a glass palace in Pippa's parents' backyard. Not only didthe glass palace take three days to build, but it reportedly cost $100,000.
7. There was a Beatles tribute. Guests reportedly broke out into a Beatles sing-along duringSpencer's best man speech.
8. Guests reportedly had to use secret passwords to get into the reception. Following the ceremony, the 350 guests made their way to Bucklebury Village Hall, where they parked their cars and men were offered fresh shirts if they wanted to change from their ceremony attire. They were then driven to the Middletons' estate, but not beforeeach guest had their photo ID checkedand gave a password, which was different for each attendee.
9. There was a special Supermarine Spitfire performance. The crowd was treated toan acrobatic aerial performanceby a British single-seat fighter used in World War II.
10. Kate added her personal touch. According toE!,the duchess herself drew a pictureof the church on the wedding programs.