Beatrice married Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, a property tycoon, at The Royal Chapel of All Saints in Windsor. The couple had been due to wed at St James’s Palace in May but this had to be cancelled due to the coronavirus outbreak.
Since July 4 weddings have been allowed again in England with up to 30 people in attendance.
Buckingham Palace said in a statement Beatrice and Edoardo’s wedding was within these guidelines.
On Saturday two official photographs of the wedding were released by the Palace.
One showed Beatrice and Edoardo at the entrance to the chapel with impressive displays of flowers on either side.
The other depicted the couple together, though socially distanced from, the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh.
This second photo caused one royal fan's heartbreak after they concluded it might be the last time Prince Philip sees one of his grandchildren getting married.
On Twitter this sentiment was echoed by unofficial royal fan account ‘The Cambridges’, which focuses on the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.
The account posted: “Does anyone else realise that Bea's wedding was probably the last wedding of their grandchildren, the Queen and Prince Philip will see?”
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Prince Philip, who married the future Queen Princess Elizabeth, in 1952, in 99 years old.
Queen Elizabeth II herself, the longest reigning monarch in British history, is 94.
Neither of Princess Beatrice’s parents, Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson, are included in the officially released photographs.
Buckingham Palace did however confirm that Prince Andrew had walked his daughter down the aisle.
Following the service Beatrice’s bouquet was taken to Westminster Abbey and put on the tomb of the unknown warrior, as is royal tradition.
For her wedding Beatrice wore a Peau De Soie taffeta dress which was loaned to her by the Queen.
Royal fans took to Twitter to congratulate the newly married couple, as well as the Queen and Prince Philip.
Beneath a photograph released by the official Buckingham Palace, one Twitter account one commented: “How lovely to be able to get married with her grandparents there!
“Best wishes on a love as lasting as theirs. I'm sure it's just what she wanted - intimate and lovely, surrounded by loved ones.”
Another added: “Congratulations to the happy couple, may this be the beginning of a lifetime of love and happiness. Good to see the Queen and Prince along to share your special day.”
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