Lady Mary Charteris and Godmother Jerry Hall Steal the Spotlight at Mick Jagger’s Glittering Christmas Party

A Night of Glamour and Family Ties

Mick Jagger’s annual Christmas party is always the hottest ticket in London, but this year’s event at The Roof Gardens delivered a particularly heartwarming surprise: a touching reunion between Lady Mary Charteris and her godmother, the legendary Jerry Hall. As documented in Screenshot (550).png, the model and DJ posted a series of Instagram snaps showing the pair wrapped in warm embraces, with Lady Mary calling Jerry her “ultimate fairy godmother.”

The exclusive private members’ club, perched 100 feet above Kensington, was transformed into a festive wonderland for the Rolling Stones frontman’s bash. The guest list read like a roll call of British royalty and rock aristocracy—Noel Gallagher, Chris Martin, Paul McCartney, Nicky Hilton, Poppy Delevingne, Ronnie Wood, and even former Chancellor George Osborne all mingled under the twinkling lights. But the most electric moments of the evening belonged to the Jagger family.

Inside Jagger’s Inner Circle

Lady Mary wasn’t the only one capturing attention. Jagger’s fiancée, Melanie Hamrick, looked sensational in a floor-length green satin gown, rarely leaving the rock icon’s side. In a surprising display of modern family unity, Hamrick was spotted happily chatting over champagne with Jagger’s ex-wife, Jerry Hall. The Texan supermodel, impeccably chic in a black tuxedo, also spent quality time with her daughter-in-law, Anouk Jagger—married to Jagger’s son Gabriel—who dazzled in a gold sequinned dress.

The warmth between these women was palpable, proving that even after decades of headlines, the Jaggers remain tightly bonded. Jerry, who has always been a matriarchal figure in the clan, seemed to relish her role as the evening’s fairy godmother to not only Lady Mary but to the entire family.

Lady Mary’s Fairy Godmother Moment

Lady Mary, 38, wore a show-stopping salmon-pink satin gown by Australian brand Zimmerman, trimmed with delicate lace that complemented her rose-tinted hair. She captioned one of her Instagram posts with pure joy: “Dress of dreams.” Jerry Hall shared her own snap of herself with Lady Mary and Anouk laughing together, prompting the younger women to respond with hearts and sweet comments—a digital echo of their real-life bond.

The friendship between the Charteris and Hall families runs deep. As revealed in Screenshot (550).png, Jerry and her daughter Georgia May Jagger were among the esteemed guests at Lady Mary’s wedding in September 2012, a event that has become legendary in fashion circles thanks to its rebellious style.

A Wedding Dress That Made History

Lady Mary’s wedding to musician Robbie Furze, frontman of The Big Pink, was no ordinary affair. She wore a daring, history-making gown designed by the late Pam Hogg—a Scottish designer known for her rock ‘n’ roll aesthetic. The dress featured sheer cut-away panels on the satin bodice and a dramatic layered tulle skirt, perfectly capturing Lady Mary’s refusal to conform to aristocratic tradition. “I was never going to be a girl in a long lace gown,” she wrote in a moving piece for Vogue.

Following Hogg’s death at age 74 in Inverness, Lady Mary paid heartfelt tribute on Instagram: “I’m so grateful to have a piece of Pam with me forever. That wedding dress will be my pride and joy, and I will pass it on to my children, and my children’s children, and tell them all about the icon who sewed it piece by piece.” The gown has since been exhibited at the Victoria and Albert Museum, cementing its place in fashion history.

The Ultimate Rock ‘n’ Roll Wedding

The wedding itself was a celebration of creative chaos. Guests included Daphne Guinness, Lady Mary’s aunt, and Sean Lennon, who served as official photographer. The menu featured a classic roast, followed by a candy shop-inspired pudding table, spectacular fireworks, and dancing that stretched into the early hours. Everyone slept in tepees lined with sheepskin blankets—except Georgia May Jagger, who reportedly fell asleep in the newlyweds’ bed, a testament to the close-knit, playful vibe of the entire event.

Lady Mary, who also performs with The Big Pink, has always embraced her dual identity as both an aristocrat and an artist. Her ability to blend high society with counterculture made her a perfect fit for Jagger’s Christmas party, where rock stars and royals rub shoulders as equals.

For Lady Mary, the evening was a reminder that the best nights out involve the people who know you best. As she beamed alongside her godmother, surrounded by family and friends, it was clear that Mick Jagger’s holiday bash had delivered exactly that—a festive celebration of love, legacy, and glittering connections.

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