Prince Harry hits it off with Pippa Middleton

PLAYBOY Prince Harry could not resist a cheeky play for new sister-in-law Pippa Middleton, leaning over and whispering: "You do look very beautiful today — seriously."

Bit of all white ... Pippa Middleton attracted the attention of more than just Harry in her stunning dress.

AS all eyes were on Kate, take a closer look at her stunning bridesmaid sister

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The dazzled best man, 26, voiced the nation's thoughts as he led Kate's radiant chief bridesmaid back up the aisle after their siblings' vows.
Later the pair seemed to make a perfect couple themselves as they stood side-by-side on the balcony of Buckingham Palace gazing down on the ecstatic crowds.
And their naturalness and warmth together summed up just how seamlessly the highest family of the land joined together yesterday with the self-made Middleton clan.
It also got many tongues wagging with suggestions that the pair looked such a good match that they might be the next Royal romance.
Former England cricket captain Michael Vaughan jokingly took to Twitter to urge: "Make a move this afternoon, Harry." And comedienne Katy Brand wrote: "Harry and Pippa whispering dirty, flirty little asides to each other."
Events planner Pippa, 27, had drawn gasps as she swept towards the altar behind her sister in an elegant white gown setting off her svelte curves. Thousands tweeted that she was "absolutely stunning".

Royals ... Eugenie, left, showed how not to wear Westwood while Beatrice chose a chic nude Valentino coat and freakish hat, and right, Zara Phillips' frock coat matched fiancé Mike Tindall's tie

And she became even more discussed on the social networking site than Kate as she shepherded the tiny bridesmaids and pageboys and fussed over the bride's train. Others raved of the new style icon: "She is the most beautiful person I've ever seen in my life." Caroline Dennehy, of Hertfordshire, added: "For me, it's Pippa Middleton that has stolen the show today — she is beautiful!"

Middletons ... uncle Gary Goldsmith and right, shapely sister and chief bridesmaid Pippa Middleton in a revealing Sarah Burton for McQueen sheath dress

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Unluckily for Harry, she is also taken — by ex-England cricketer boyfriend Alex Loudon, 30.
Pippa's satin dress was by Sarah Burton — the same designer from Alexander McQueen's studio who created her sister's gown.

Middletons ... Kate's brother James, and right, Kate's mum Carole chose a simple frock coat and dress by Catherine Walker, as her husband Michael looked on proudly

It was of a heavy, ivory satin-based crepe, with a cowl front and with the same button detail and lace trims as Kate' s dress. Their mum Carole, 56 — a former airline stewardess — proved just as much of a natural as her two daughters at taking her place with royalty.
She and their proud dad Michael, 61, sat directly opposite the Queen and her closest family during the ceremony.

Windsors ... Queen shone in yellow bonnet and coat, next to smart Prince Phillip, centre, Princess Anne's garden party look with 70s hairdo, and right, Charles' wife Camilla in Anna Valentine did not steal bride's mum's thunder

Afterwards Carole mingled with Her Majesty and the Duchess of Cornwall — and showed off the same understated regal style honed over decades by royalty.
But it still must have been a day of almost out-of-body surrealness for the middle-class Berkshire couple. Hard graft had made them into business millionaires — and now romance had joined them to the country's first family.

United ... Carol Middleton, the Queen, and Camilla

Their son James, 23, also took to his new role in the public spotlight with ease — and shared his family's elegance in a dapper morning suit.

Uniform ... Prince Andrew

Even Kate's black-sheep uncle Gary Goldsmith, 43, was brought into the fold — arriving at the wedding in a £280,000 bright blue Rolls-Royce Phantom Convertible. The millionaire was filmed in 2009 apparently taking cocaine and bragging of his royal connections.
Meanwhile Princesses Beatrice, 22, and Eugenie, 21 — daughters of Prince Andrew and the Duchess of York — caused a less upsetting stir with bizarre hats by Philip Treacy.
And one of the keenest onlookers on the groom's side was Zara Phillips — daughter of the Princess Royal — who will marry rugby player Mike Tindall in July.
She is planning a much more low-key day than her cousin William for her own nuptials in Edinburgh — but was still bowled over.
Dressed in a silver Paul Costelloe coat and her own wide Treacy hat, the equestrian champion, 29, said of the day: "It was great — amazing."

By DAVID WILLETTS and NICK PARKER