Queen Elizabeth’s Grandson Peter Phillips Confirms Summer Wedding to Harriet Sperling

Queen Elizabeth’s grandson Peter Phillips will marry NHS nurse Harriet Sperling on June 6, 2026. Discover the historic location and royal guest list details.

By: AXL Media

Published: Apr 1, 2026, 9:30 AM EDT

Source: People

Historic Cotswolds Venue Selected for Nuptials

A spokesperson for the couple, Gerard Franklin, confirmed on April 1 that the wedding will take place at All Saints Church in Kemble, located in the picturesque Gloucestershire countryside. The choice of venue reflects the couple’s ties to the region and their preference for a ceremony that balances royal tradition with a sense of local intimacy. All Saints Church, a historic structure in the heart of the Cotswolds, provides a timeless backdrop for the union of the 48 year old royal and the 45 year old NHS nurse.

The selection of a June date aligns with the traditional British wedding season, offering the likelihood of favorable weather for the gathering of the Windsor clan. While the ceremony is described as private, the logistical preparations for such an event typically involve significant coordination with local authorities to manage the anticipated public interest and security requirements associated with a high level royal gathering.

Strategic Communication and Family Notifications

In accordance with royal protocol, the couple ensured that senior members of the monarchy were briefed before the public announcement. King Charles III and Queen Camilla, along with the Prince and Princess of Wales, were formally notified of the wedding date by joint invitation. This internal communication highlights the ongoing cohesion within the royal ranks as they prepare for the first major family wedding of 2026.

The statement issued by Franklin noted that "both families have been informed jointly," suggesting a collaborative approach between the Phillips family and the Sperlings. Harriet Sperling, the daughter of the late Rupert Sanders and Mary Sanders, has been increasingly integrated into royal life since the couple made their public debut in May 2024 at the Badminton Horse Trials. Her presence at the Sandringham Christmas services in 2025 served as a final confirmation of her standing within the family circle prior to this announcement.