Royal Family Reveals Photos of Princess Beatrice and Edoardo Mozzi's Private Wedding

Princess Beatrice and her now-husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi have recently said "I do" during a very small and private wedding but now new pictures of the ceremony have emerged.

On Saturday, the Royal Family took to its official Twitter page to share a few snaps of Beatrice and Edoardo's special day, in which fans can take a closer look at her dress and accessories.

FOLLOWING THE RULES

The ceremony was held at All Saint's Chapel in Windsor Great Park, and was officiated by The Reverend Canon Paul Wright and The Reverend Canon Martin Poll.

Since it was such a small ceremony, and in order to respect the social distancing rules, only those closest to the couple were invited, such as family and friends.

SOMETHING OLD

In the first photo, Princess Beatrice and Edoardo can be seen leaving All Saint's Chapel with very wide and bright smiles on their faces, walking through an arch of beautiful flowers carefully adorning the entrance.

According to tradition, the 31-year-old Royal wore two fantastic and historical pieces: Queen Elizabeth's Peau de Soie taffeta dress, created by Norman Hartnell, and Queen Mary's tiara.

It has been reported that the diamond fringe tiara was reserved for Princess Beatrice for a very long time due to her exceptionally close relationship with Queen Elizabeth.

In the second picture, the vintage pieces are on full display and can be seen in great detail as Beatrice and Edoardo hold hands in a very romantic setting.

FAMILIY PHOTOS

The joyful couple also didn't shy away from taking pictures with their loved ones and were more than happy to pose for the camera with Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Philip.

The 99-year-old Prince retired from royal duties back in 2017 and has been making less and less public appearances since then but didn't miss the opportunity to attend yet another Royal Wedding.

It is known that Prince Beatrice's father, Prince Andrew, walked her down the aisle, while her mother, Sarah Ferguson, joined Edoardo's mother and read two of the bride and groom's favorite poems.

Beatrice and Edoardo were supposed to tie the knot back in May, but they were ultimately forced to postpone the much-anticipated ceremony due to the COVID-19 pandemic.