Pregnant Princess Eugenie joins husband Jack Brooksbank at their Mayfair wedding

Princess Eugenie’s growing baby bump was on display today when she joined husband Jack Brooksbank at their wedding in Mayfair.

The youngest daughter of the Duke and Duchess of York, 33, looked effortlessly chic in a floral Veronica Beard midi dress.

Proving her fashion prowess, she teamed the chic number with a Max Mara camel coat and matching M2Malletier crossbody bag.

She attended the wedding in London with her husband, Jack. The couple, who married in 2018 and are expecting their second child together, already share a 2-year-old August.

Cressida Bonas, who dated Prince Harry for two years until 2014, is also believed to have attended the ceremony. It is unclear to whom his wedding was.

Eugenie completed her chic ensemble with a pair of camel heels and a blush pink headband, while keeping her bouncy brunette bob chic.

Queen Elizabeth II’s granddaughter added a touch of glamor to her look by wearing a shimmering set of gold drop earrings.

Meanwhile, Jack looked dapper in a navy waistcoat, yellow tie, and suit as he arrived at the event with his royal wife.

Guests invited to the wedding appeared to travel on a traditional red London bus, with photos showing Eugenie leaving the car.

Last month, Princess Eugenie cut an elegant figure while visiting the London hospital where she had surgery for scoliosis as a child.

Queen Elizabeth II’s granddaughter chose a monochromatic coat with a black midi dress and knee-high boots for her trip to the Royal National Orthopedic Hospital, which she patronizes.

Eugenie, daughter of Prince Andrew, Duke of York and Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York, has visited the hospital’s prosthetic rehabilitation unit for the first time to see where life-changing prostheses are being manufactured.

The occasion was undoubtedly particularly significant for Eugenie as she underwent surgery in hospital to correct scoliosis – a curvature of the spine – when she was just 12 years old.

She said: ‘I am delighted to be here today to see once again the life-changing work at the hospital. This is a charity very close to my heart.

“After everything I went through as a child with scoliosis, I know from my own experience how debilitating an orthopedic condition can be.”

And the king continued: It has been inspiring to meet those here today who have benefited from the expertise and services of the hospital staff and to hear first-hand how real this change has been for them, as it was for me when I was a child.

“The RNOH Charity is an integral part of what the hospital achieves in providing such excellent care to so many people.”

The visit coincides with the Royal National Orthopedic Charity (RNOH) launching their new campaign to make ‘the impossible, possible’ for people facing complex orthopedic conditions.

The charity supports the work of the Royal National Orthopedic Hospital treating patients of all ages with challenging orthopedic conditions, including spinal cord injuries, bone cancer, scoliosis and severe hip and knee problems.

Eugenie became a patron of the RNOH Charitable Redevelopment Appeal in April 2012, and then the RNOH Charity Redevelopment Appeal in March 2019.

The Queen was diagnosed with scoliosis and underwent corrective surgery at just 12 years old, with a pair of 8-inch titanium rods placed next to her spine to rebuild it as a result of the curvature.

The operation resulted in a prominent scar, which Eugenie wore proudly and chose a backless dress for her wedding to Jack in October 2018.

In a pre-wedding interview, the princess said, “I think you can change the way beauty is, you can show people your scars and I think it’s really special to stand up for that.”