Millie Allsopp weds her fiance in lavish Hampshire wedding

Fashion designer granddaughter of 5th Baron Hindlip marries in a lavish Hampshire wedding surrounded by society guests – after throwing a warm-up Oktoberfest party the night before

• Millie Allsopp, wed her fiance Constantin Nagel in  a Hampshire field yesterday  
• The couple married in a church and went on to a marquee in a field for reception
• She is the granddaughter to Major Henry Richard Allsopp, 5th Baron Hindlip
• The bride also wore a designer ivory dress by fashion designer Emilia Wickstead

Yesterday Millie Allsopp, a fashion designer, wed her fiance Constantin Nagel in a lavish Hampshire wedding.

Camilla, known to many of her friends as Millie, 29, from London, is the cousin of TV presenter Kirstie Allsopp and granddaughter to Major Henry Richard Allsopp, 5th Baron Hindlip. 

The designers father is the Hon. John Peter Allsopp, who is brother of Charles Henry Allsopp, 6th Baron Hindlip and father of Kirstie.

The ceremony took place in a church and the celebrations continued in a Hampshire field, where the couple had a marquee with wooden benches and wild flowers to decorate the venue.

While the night before the couple had an Oktoberfest themed rehearsal dinner.

On the day the bride also wore a designer ivory dress by fashion designer Emilia Wickstead, which had a slimline fit and oversized bow on the back of it. 

Camilla (right) known to many of her friends as Millie, 29, from London, married her fiance Constantin Nagel (left)

Yesterday Millie Allsopp, a designer, wed her fiance Constantin Nagel in a lavish Hampshire wedding

The venue had a rustic feel to it with wooden tables and chairs and also wide green and blue flowers in the middle 

The couple, who announced their engagement last August, looked delighted as friends celebrated the day with them.

Looking plain and fitted from the front Millie’s silk dress was different story from the back – with a pretty over sized bow and a train which followed behind her.  

Her natural make up look was created by a celebrity make up artist, Sarah Jane Wai, who is a Charlotte Tilbury make up artist, and has worked on looks for the likes of Kate Moss and Laura Whitmore in the past.

Her blonde locks were tied up into a chic bun and she accessorised the look with pretty circular earrings and a veil which hung from her bun.

Millie (centre) wore a designer dress and posed with 14 of her society guests on her big day as she wed

The night before the couple also had a rehearsal dinner, with wooden tables outside where their guests enjoyed dinner

As the couple emerged from the church friends and family looked delighted, throwing confetti over them 

The couple, who announced their engagement last year in September, looked delighted as friends celebrated the day with them

Her new husband, Constantin, wore a grey morning suit with a blue tie and waistcoat.

Bridesmaids were dressed in white dresses, with blue ribbons round their waist and page boys were dressed in white and blue sailor outfits, while guest came in array of colourful outfits. 

Model Lily Fortescue, twin sister to Rosie from Made in Chelsea, was on the guest list, as well as many of Millie’s fashion and artist friends.

The cake for their special day was a 4-tired spectacular, with cream icing and flowers spiraling round it. 

The ceremony took place in a church and the celebrations continued in a Hampshire field, where the couple had a marquee with wooden benches and wild flowers to decorate the venue

The celebrations continued in a Hampshire field, where the couple had a marquee with wooden benches and wild flowers to decorate the venue

Her natural make up look was created by a celebrity make up artist, Sarah Jane Wai, who is a Charlotte Tilbury make up artist, and has worked on looks for the likes of Kate Moss and Laura Whitmore in the past 

The bride also wore a designer ivory dress by fashion designer Emilia Wickstead, which had a slimline fit and over sized bow on the back of it

The guests enjoyed drinks at the reception, while children played and later on the speeches were given as the couple held hands.

The celebration continued into the night with music and dancing in the marquee.

The night before the couple also had a rehearsal dinner, with wooden tables outside where their guests enjoyed dinner. 

The guests enjoyed drinks at the reception, while children played and later on the speeches were given as the couple held hands

Looking plain and fitted from the front Millie’s silk dress was different story from the back – with a pretty over sized bow and a train which followed behind her.

Guests threw confetti at the happy couple as they left the church and made their way to the next venue 

Guests arriving at the celebrations yesterday – a field in Hampshire where they had a marquee

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