Princess Anne's son, Peter Phillips, introduced his fiancée Harriet Sperling and their blended family at the annual royal Easter Sunday service at St George's Chapel in Windsor. The 48-year-old businessman walked alongside Sperling, an NHS nurse, and his daughters Isla and Savannah from his previous marriage to Autumn Kelly. Sperling's 13-year-old daughter, Georgina, from her marriage to Antonio St John Sperling, also joined the group.
The family of five presented a coordinated appearance in dark navy, light blue and beige tones. Sperling wore a baby blue polka dot two-piece suit with a peplum top and maxi-skirt, paired with a matching hat and stilettos. Georgina wore a long beige skirt with a navy jacket, while Isla and Savannah both wore navy dresses. Peter completed the look in a navy suit with a butter yellow tie.
The coordinated outfits appeared to send a message of unity, following the announcement that the couple will marry on 6 June at All Saints Church in Kemble, Cirencester. Psychologist Joanna Konstantopoulou told HELLO! that choosing similar colours makes the group look more connected, reducing any sense of separation in a blended family. She noted that the colours were close to those worn by Princess Charlotte, suggesting an awareness of the setting and a decision to fit in.
