The daughter of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs tied the knot with Olympic equestrian Harry Charles in a dreamy English countryside ceremony.
💍 Eve Jobs Marries Harry Charles in Elegant Cotswolds Ceremony
Eve Jobs, daughter of Apple visionary Steve Jobs, has officially tied the knot with Olympic equestrian gold medalist Harry Charles, sharing the first photo from their intimate wedding held in England’s scenic Cotswolds.
The couple exchanged vows on July 26 at St. Michael and All Angels Church in Great Tew, surrounded by close friends and family.
📸 First Wedding Photo Goes Viral
Eve took to Instagram to share a stunning black-and-white wedding portrait, captioned:
“We’re MARRIED !!! It was the most magical week, celebrating, and we have so many people to thank …”
In the photo, she wears a sleek, Givenchy white gown with delicate lace details and a long flowing veil — perfectly complementing the romantic setting.
🌹 Lavish Ceremony Details
The $6.7 million event featured:
- Huge rose-covered floral orbs
- Beech tree branches lining the nave
- 101 candles adorning the altar
- Two ornate Persian rugs (worth over £15,000 each)
It was a luxurious yet personal affair, tailored to reflect the couple’s style and heritage.
👥 A Star-Studded Guest List
The celebration saw several high-profile guests, including:
- Former US Vice President Kamala Harris
- Princess Beatrice
- Jennifer and Phoebe Gates
- Matt Helders, drummer of Arctic Monkeys
👰 Who Is Eve Jobs?
At 27, Eve Jobs is not only the daughter of the legendary tech innovator, but also a successful:
- Fashion model (walked for Louis Vuitton, Coperni)
- Stanford University graduate
- Top-ranked equestrian athlete
- Nature and art photographer on Instagram
🏇 About Harry Charles
Harry Charles is a celebrated British show jumper, known for his Olympic-level performances and prestigious wins. He and Eve share a love for horses, sports, and low-key luxury.
💬 Eve’s Heartfelt Message
Eve expressed gratitude to her photographers, wedding planners, bridesmaids, and both sets of parents, marking the event as one of the most special moments of her life.
