Palm Beach, Manhattan, Eaton Square… Henry Ford II and his third wife, Kathleen, were American royalty, with glamorous homes on either side of the Atlantic and jetset lifestyles to match. Now, Kathleen’s daughter Kimberly DuRoss and It-girl granddaughter Tara are conquering the London social scene

Will it be grande-dame opulence with monogrammed robes or garden glamour with a black Labrador acting as ring bearer? The really big question is where to marry HOTEL CAFÉ ROYAL Piccadilly Want a stylish going-away? Hotel Café Royal’s fleet of ready-to-hire cars includes a Lamborghini. But what truly makes this place perfect for weddings is its location. Right in the heart of London, its ornate Pompadour Ballroom opens onto a pillared outdoor terrace, giving panoramic views of Regent Street. Another perk is the spa, with its legendary hammam for a nightbefore body scrub (and electronic music meditation for nervous brides). And for that extra-personal touch, robes and pillowcases can be embroidered with the bride and groom’s initials. hotelcaferoyal.com

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Abingdon OX14 1DE Website abingdon.org.uk Head Michael Windsor, since 2016; previously head of Reading Blue Coat School Pupils 1,050 boys: 910 day, 140 boarding Ages 11–18 Term Fees Day: £7,825; boarding: £15,960 Bursaries 7% of pupils, up to 100% Alumni The King’s private secretary Sir Clive Alderton, composer Toby Marlow, rugby player Theo Brophy-Clews With ‘curious, ambitious and bright’ boys coming here from all over the world (and between them representing 41 nationalities), this Oxfordshire institution’s stellar reputation for providing a well-rounded education within its 35 acres of glorious grounds evidently precedes it. As do its impressive results: 71 per cent of 2022’s GCSE cohort achieved grades 9–8; 79 per cent of A-level passes ranked A*–A; and 84 per cent of leavers headed to Russell Group universities, with many of the rest…