Lady Gabriella Windsor has released her official royal wedding photos - and they are BEAUTIFUL!

Over the weekend, the royal family celebrated yet another wedding at St George’s Chapel at Windsor Castle; this time it was that of Lady Gabriella Windsor - who is the daughter of Prince and Princess Michael of Kent - and financier Thomas Kingston.

So far, royal watchers have only been able to see the couple as they entered and exited the church.

But now, three official portraits - taken by photographer Hugo Burnand - of the newlyweds have been unveiled and they are nothing short of stunning!

The pictures of the happy couple were taken inside and on the grounds of Windsor's Frogmore House, which was where the wedding's reception was held.

One image features just the newlyweds, posing among the grounds' lush greenery.

The 38-year-old bride's modern white lace wedding gown is on full display, as is the stunning fringe-style diamond-encrusted tiara and jaw-dropping six-metre veil she paired with it.

There was also a traditional family photo taken, which features members of the couples' families, as well as the little page boys and bridesmaids and both Queen Elizabeth and her husband Prince Philip.

Philip is sitting next to the bride's mother, Princess Michael of Kent, in the picture.

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Thanks to Gabriella's cousin, Flora Alexandra Ogilvy, royal watchers were also lucky enough to get a sneak peek inside the wedding reception after she shared a sweet photo on Instagram of the couple cutting into their wedding cake.

The couple’s cake was made by the same baker, Fiona Cairns, who made Prince William and Kate Middleton’s wedding cake.

It featured three flavours: fruit cake, Victoria sponge, and lemon Limoncello sponge.

Gabriella is Her Majesty’s first cousin once removed. 

Gabriella and Thomas got engaged back in August when the 40-year-old financier proposed on the Isle of Sark.

The wedding was a private affair, with no members of the public admitted.

There was also no carriage procession.