The Duke of Westminster, long considered the UK's most eligible bachelor, is now off the market after marrying Olivia at Chester Cathedral. However, several aristocratic young men with titles and fortunes remain unattached.
Louis Spencer, 30, nephew of Princess Diana and cousin of Princes William and Harry, is dubbed 'Prince Harry-lite'. The heir to the Althorp estate, he has a First from ArtsEd and is signed to talent agency Tavistock Wood under the name Louis John Lyons.
Charles Armstrong-Jones, 24, is the son of Earl Snowdon and grandson of Princess Margaret. He is 26th in line to the throne and heir to the Earldom of Snowdon. An Eton and Loughborough University graduate, he works as a musician.
Cassius Taylor, 27, is 49th in line to the throne and grandson of the Duke of Kent. He studied art management at Goldsmiths University and works as a DJ and brand ambassador for Stone Island.
George Percy, 40, stands to inherit the title Duke of Northumberland, a 100,000-acre estate, a £509 million fortune, and Alnwick Castle. A former page of honour to the late Queen, he attended Eton and Edinburgh University.
