Zara Phillips weds, so bring out the hats

IT'S BECKY FROM CORONATION STREET. Genius casting for this Royal-meets-Rugby do. Katherine Kelly has our vote as best dressed for clashing hot coloured accessories against a ruffled neutral base. It's 70s New York, without even a suggestion of Weatherfield. Love it Photograph: Dylan Martinez/Reuters

Princess Eugiene. Now this is a little more Weatherfield. Liz MacDonald to be precise, though we doubt it's a knowing reference Photograph: Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images

So Una Healy from the Saturdays was also there, and she skilfully managed to speak to the full range of guests in the one outfit. The pashmina is a throwback sloane reference, the shoes a nod to sporting WAG chic and the hat reminds the Royals what the likes of us plebs wear at Ascot Photograph: Tim Rooke/Rex Features

The salmon pink is faultless. The shoes are a bit The Hour. Further proof that our favourite octogenarian has hit her style stride over the past few years Photograph: Owen Humphreys/PA

I'm definitely feeling Camilla's pale sage plisse coat. Not so much feeling the wild-corner-of the-Estate garden hat. Green-fingered Charles' idea, perhaps? Photograph: Dylan Martinez/Reuters

Presenter Natalie Pinkham presented a facsimilie of what you should wear to a royal wedding but with the contrast level turned up Photograph: Owen Humphreys/PA

As you can see, the satellite dish hat trend continues from William and Kate's do. This time complete with a giant sized wedding cake decoration as the centrepiece. That's the Countess of Wessex under there, by the way Photograph: Dylan Martinez/Reuters

Princess Beatrice's hat looks like a giant window sucker. It won't get much money on Ebay, sadly, but the fashion desk has a soft spot for Bea nonetheless Photograph: Owen Humphreys/PA

Princess Anne's Rose plisse skirt is reminicent of the Whistles 'Carrie' skirt that was such a hit in early summer, while the dainty floral jacket is pure 'Brand Anne'. Also, the shoes are 'now' and the hair is 'then'. A proficient style mash-up Photograph: Owen Humphreys/PA

The bride! The Stewart Parvin dress is a bit Berketex, which is to be expected from someone as no-nonsense as Zara. But the tiara – loaned from her mum Anne – is a hit for its Versace-like qualities Photograph: Owen Humphreys/PA

Kate's creamy brocade coat is a style flatline, but good on her for intentionally not upstaging the bride and for keeping up the Royal in-joke with the salty-snack themed hat. “I'll take your Pretzel, Beatrice, and raise you a low-fat Pringle.” Fun times in Edinburgh Photograph: Martin Fraser/FilmMagic