Photos: Star-studded Oxfordshire wedding of Apple founder's daughter
Eve Jobs, the youngest of the tech icon's four children, married gold-medal-winning equestrian Harry Charles at St Michael's And All Angels Church, in Great Tew, on Saturday, July 26.
Photos from outside the church show bridesmaids arriving dressed in red, among them American equestrian Jessica Rae Springsteen, daughter of legendary musician Bruce Springsteen.
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Jessica Rae Springsteen (centre) (Image: Ben Birchall) A purple Rolls Royce was also spotted outside as well as a classic Land Rover.
This took place one year on from the pair confirming their relationship after they were first spotted in public at the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris.
A self-described 'horse girl', Eve started riding when she was just six years old and was cheering on her fiancé in Paris last year.
Posting at the time on the social media platform Instagram, she said: "Team Gold. Beyond proud of you, my love."
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