Wedding of Eve Jobs and Harry Charles Scores Bezos-Snubbing Kardashian

As expected, Apple scion Eve Jobs and Olympic equestrian Harry Charles tied the knot in the English countryside Saturday in front of a group of family and friends. San Francisco-based events and arts magnate Stanlee Gatti coordinated the multi-day affair, which was largely kept under wraps and off social media.

A notable exception, however, was guest Kourtney Kardashian. The mother of four was one of the few members of the Kardashian/Jenner family to skip the Venice wedding of Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez last month. But the mother of four enjoyed her exploration of the Cotswolds region where the event was held enough to put it on the grid, and put images from what appears to be the wedding celebration’s tablescapes on her Instagram stories, where they’ll expire after 24 hours.

Saturday’s ceremony at St Michael’s and All Angels Church in the Great Tew estate was reportedly attended by former Vice President Kamala Harris, a close friend of the bride’s mother, Laurene Powell Jobs. (The bride’s father, Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, died in 2011.)

A number of other guests are also members of famous families. Jennifer Gates Nassar, the eldest daughter of billionaire Bill Gates and ex-wife Melinda French Gates, arrived in a long-sleeved maxi dress, Hello! reports, even as temperatures topped 70 degrees. Perhaps the children of billionaires run cooler than the rest of us, after all.

Other notable scions included Sofia Abramovich, the daughter of Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich. Jessica Springsteen, the equestrian daughter of Bruce Springsteen and Patti Scialfa, served as one of Eve Jobs’ nine bridesmaids. All were clad in identical red satin dresses, and—per the Daily Mail—carried fern bouquets.

Also spotted: New York chef turned Baroness Ruth Rogers, the owner of London’s Michelin-starred River Cafe, as well as members of the Charles family, including his Olympian father, Peter Charles, and his mother, horsewoman Tara Charles.

Given the number of horse people in attendance, as well as Eve Jobs’ own equestrian accomplishments, hopes were high that there would be some sort of equine component to the ceremony or reception—a couple’s entrance on horseback, perhaps. But that was apparently not part of Gatti’s plan, nor was any sort of public showing for the bride and groom.

According to the Mail, an assembled crowd of Cotswolds locals was disappointed when Jobs was whisked into the event area via a private road, unseen by the masses. Though the church’s bells rang when the deed was done, the couple left by an impenetrable Mercedes van, sight unseen.