Princess Beatrice of York after postponing her wedding due to the contingency of the virus married her fiancé Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi in a very intimate ceremony in which Queen Elizabeth was among the guests
Princess Beatrice held a private wedding with her fiance, Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi real estate developer, ceremony was attended, among others, Queen Elizabeth II and her husband Prince Philip Duke reported Daily Mail.
At 11:00 am in Great Britain this Friday, the couple shared their vows in the Royal Chapel of All Saints, a space that is part of the grounds of the home of Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson, Beatriz’s parents, in Windsor Great Park.
The Princess and her now-husband were supposed to get married in the Royal Chapel of St James’s Palace on May 29, but their union had to be postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic, and the people of the Royal Palace did not give a new date for the event.
However, the newlyweds decided to carry out their nuptials with an intimate celebration attended by approximately 20 people, among family members and close friends, according to a statement published by Buckingham Palace.
The small ceremony was attended by The Queen, the Duke of Edinburgh and close family. The wedding took place in accordance with all relevant government guidelines, “the text reads.
My granddaughter got married this morning. Both Felipe and I were able to get there, it was very nice, “said the Queen in conversation with Captain Sir Tom Moore, knighted at Windsor Castle just hours after Beatrice’s wedding.
The chapel in which the celebration took place can accommodate up to 180 people, making it the ideal option for the Princess’s guests to respect the healthy distance.
The couple decided not to publish photos of the event this Friday because they did not want to overshadow Moore’s inauguration.
