Royal wedding: Guests and spectators reveal joy over Eugenie and Jack's big day

Jack’s former headmaster Anthony Wallersteiner said he was very proud of his former pupil and happy to have witnessed the marriage of the couple

he knows.

Meanwhile, 2nd Lieutenant Mark Osmond, 26, who was part of a guard of honour, said: “When the doors opened and the bride and groom came out the West

Door it was quite a special moment - hairs on the back of my neck were standing up.”

Pictured: Celebrity guests at the Royal wedding of Eugenie and Jack

But some in the crowds thought the newlyweds’ much-anticipated carriage ride through the streets of Windsor was underwhelming.

Mr Wallerseiner, who became headmaster of Stowe in 2003, a year before Jack left, said about the wedding: “Very exciting, happy day, they are

obviously very much in love. So it’s one of those days that brings a smile to everyone’s faces.

“Actually they’re a very modern couple because she works for Hauser & Wirth as a director of the art gallery and he’s just set up his company.”

He described the decision by the couple to have the wedding service readings performed in the nave, where the majority of the 800 guests were

seated, as “inclusive”.

Mr Wallersteiner, who said Jack still supports Stowe as one of the school’s old boys known as Old Stoics, added: “They’re very down to earth