Light Coral Coat with Pearl Buttons, Straw Hat with Silk Flower Trim

The Queen debuted a new coral outfit on 27 June 2016, when she attended what was dubbed the 'society wedding of the year', between the Hon. Alexandra Knatchbull, a great-granddaughter of the Earl Mountbatten of Burma and a goddaughter of Princess Diana, and Thomas Hooper at Romsey Abbey in Hampshire.

Romsey Abbey undoubtedly holds some special memories for the Queen and the Duke, as it was here that they made one of their first public appearances in the early days of their courtship, when they both attended the wedding of the bride's grandmother, Patricia Mountbatten, in October 1946.

The Queen wore a new coral coat with patch pockets and large pearl buttons, a floral print silk dress in coral and light green and a hat by an unconfirmed designer, in coral sinamay trimmed with coral silk flowers and a large loop bow (Daily Mail article here). She finished off her look with the Singapore Peranakan Diamond Jubilee brooch:

 

The Prince of Wales gave the bride away: