Queen Camilla had not one but two royal wedding outfits for her marriage to King Charles III on April 9th 2005, and that meant two hats.

Twenty years on, those style picks remain as classic as they did on the royal wedding day. For the civil ceremony, at the Guildhall in Windsor, Queen Camilla wore a cream coloured wide brimmed hat designed by one of her go to milliners, Philip Treacy.

The hat featured an array of decorative elements including sprays and swirls and matched the cream Anna Valentine coat dress worn by Queen Camilla to perfection.

A few hours later, a second bridal outfit was chosen for the blessing ceremony which took place at St. George’s Chapel, Windsor.

For this solemn event, Queen Camilla wore another Anna Valentine coat dress, this time full length and made of shimmering blue embroidered with gold.

However, rather than going for a traditional tiara, Queen Camilla chose to wear a statement fascinator. Designed again by Philip Treacy, it featured stylised ‘ears of wheat’ which wrapped around into a semi halo shape.

Queen Camilla has become known for her love of a good hat since becoming a member of the Royal Family twenty years ago and her wedding day proved to be the start of a regal style trend.