Beatrice of York is a happy woman. Forced to postpone their marriage due to the coronavirus crisis, the princess and her darling Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi finally said "yes for life". As the British press has revealed, the lovebirds secretly passed the ring on their finger in an intimate ceremony at Windsor Castle on Friday July 17, 2020. "All health security measures have been respected", a spokesperson told the tabloid The sun, which reports that the couple wished to unite before Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip for Balmoral Castle. "Like all normal families in the country, they had to make sacrifices and will wait to organize a grandiose party when the time is right", added the representative of Buckingham Palace.
Photos of a secret wedding
On Saturday July 18, 2020, two wedding photos of Princess Beatrice of York and businessman Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi were revealed on the official British royal family account. On the first, the newlyweds pose at a distance from the 94-year-old monarch and her husband Prince Philip, who recently celebrated his 99th birthday. The second, more romantic shot, shows the two lovers at the end of the All Saints chapel under a superb flowery arch. As the legend of this publication tells us, Beatrice of York wore a vintage Norman Hartnell dress and a tiara belonging to his paternal grandmother. Set with diamonds, the tiara is none other than the one that Queen Elizabeth II wore on her wedding day in 1947. Still according to information from the tabloid The Sun, Beatrice of York is said to have married Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi in the presence of about 20 guests, including her parents, Sarah Ferguson and Prince Andrew.
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