Radiant in her wedding dress, the bride who will be Britain's first black marchioness (and she still managed a smile despite father-in-law snubbing ceremony because of erotic paintings row)

The future Marquess of Bath, Ceawlin Thynn, married Emma McQuiston (left and centre), on Saturday. She claims she has already been snubbed by the British elite because of her ethnicity and background. The Marquess of Bath - famous for his string of 'wifelets' - and his real wife, Hungarian-born Anna Gael, 69, boycotted the ceremony, which took place at Longleat House yesterday afternoon. The 80-year-old - wearing mustard chinos and a green velvet jacket (right) - instead went to a wedding in Hampshire yesterday morning, accompanied by his wife, Ceawlin's mother