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Post by Admin on Jul 26, 2020 7:35:58 GMT
Princess Eugenie married her husband Jack Brooksbank on October 12, 2018. They wed at George's Chapel at Windsor Castle. How did Eugenie's behaviour on the day compare to her sister's at her wedding last week?  Judi told Express.co.uk: "Unlike her sister, Eugenie was able to enjoy the full royal experience." However, the body language expert made an observation about Eugenie's groom on the day setting hers apart from Princess Beatrice's. Jack appeared to need more support from his wife on the day of his wedding. She went on: "Unlike Bea, her non-royal groom Jack did appear to be in need of some support and morale-boosting on the day.  In addition to this the couple appeared less intimate. However, the expert claimed there was a good reason for this. Judi said: "Their poses were also less intimate than Bea and Edo’s, with Jack and Eugenie standing formally but happily on the steps of the church as the bride was presented to the waiting crowds." |
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Post by Admin on Jul 27, 2020 22:35:23 GMT
Soon after tying the knot in a secret ceremony on July 17, Princess Beatrice and her new husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi took off on a low-key honeymoon. “They are on a small honeymoon in France,” a source tells PEOPLE, adding that the newlyweds are also planning on a more elaborate trip for next month.  “They have a longer more luxurious honeymoon planned for August,” the source adds. The laid-back trip to France follows their whirlwind wedding ceremony, which came together in just two weeks after the wedding ban due to lockdown measures in the U.K. was lifted. Beatrice and Mapelli Mozzi “jumped at the chance” to wed after their initial May ceremony was canceled due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. “They were both desperate for it to happen. They wanted everything to be very classic and elegant; small but refined. It felt super- romantic and lovely,” a friend tells PEOPLE. As they settle into newlywed life, the couple will continue to reside in London, where Beatrice works for Boston-based tech company Afiniti, which has offices around the globe. Beatrice is also seamlessly adjusting to her new role as stepmom to her husband’s 4-year-old son from a previous relationship. “They’re terribly happy. They’re besotted with each other,” says a source close to the family. “They’re down-to-earth and fun and have a great sense of humor.” |
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Post by Admin on Jul 28, 2020 22:07:57 GMT
A new photo taken of Princess Beatrice and her husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi on their wedding day has been revealed. The image shows the happy couple emerging from the church immediately after their ceremony, beaming as they stand hand-in-hand as husband and wife. The romantic snapshot, which appeared on the @_QVDS Twitter account, sees the newlyweds set against a beautiful floral arrangement framing the door of the Royal Chapel of All Saints in Windsor Great Park. It also gives a sneek peek at the wedding party - just visible in the doorway is someone dressed in the same smart suit as Edoardo.
Fans are also able to get a closer look at Beatrice's beautiful bridal gown. The bride looked stunning in one of the Queen's vintage Norman Hartnell gowns for her big day, accessorising with Queen Mary's diamond fringe tiara, which Her Majesty wore on her own wedding day to Prince Philip in 1947.
It was revealed that Beatrice had made a last-minute request to loan a gown from the Queen after having a change of heart about her original dress. A friend of the bride and groom told PEOPLE: "It was touching for both of them."
This is only the fifth image royal watchers have seen of Beatrice and Edoardo's private nuptials. Photographer Benjamin Wheeler and Buckingham Palace previously released four photos from their special day; including one showing them emerging from the church, and another featuring the Queen and Prince Philip.
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Post by Admin on Jul 29, 2020 19:03:15 GMT
 Beatrice and her husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi were believed to be self-isolating together at Princess Beatrice's home at St James's Palace in London at the start of the coronavirus pandemic, but it was revealed that the couple were in fact living at Edoardo's mother Nikki Shale's £1.5million country home near Chipping Norton. Before marrying and heading off on honeymoon in the south of France, Beatrice starred in a handful of videos from inside the property, giving fans a look at the décor for the very first time. When the Princess appeared in a rare interview for charity Made By Dyslexia, she filmed in a room with diamond-print lime green and cream wallpaper, a large mahogany oak side cupboard and an orchid plant in a printed purple vase.  Shortly after, a video was released to reveal the winner of the Oscar's Book Prize for the best under-fives book of the year, featuring Beatrice reading Tad by Benji Davies. This time, she dialled in to the video call from a room with an exposed brick wall and fireplace, on top of which there seemed to be a ridged vase, and a large cream wardrobe behind her. In May, Beatrice appeared in a further video call for a children's hospice. The footage was shared on the charity's YouTube channel, and the royal was seen sitting in the living room, which had a monochrome theme, complete with cream curtains and a black-and-white photograph hanging on the wall. A vase with decorative twigs could also be seen in the background. WATCH: Princess Beatrice makes first appearance inside home after postponing wedding www.hellomagazine.com/homes/2020072994395/princess-beatrice-edoardo-mapelli-mozzi-home-inside/?jwsource=cl |
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Post by Admin on Aug 2, 2020 7:12:14 GMT
Friday marked an exciting day for Sarah, Duchess of York with the release of her latest children's books. The 60-year-old took part in a live interview on her Facebook and YouTube channels to officially launch her new stories, The Enchanted Oak Tree, Genie Gems Meets Arthur Fantastic and Genie Gems Mission to Devon.  Sarah was even given a special treat to commemorate the launch – a cake in the shape of her character The Enchanted Oak Tree – as she chatted from her Windsor home, Royal Lodge. After officially launching her new children's books, the Duchess even gave a shout out to her daughters Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie, as well as their husbands Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi and Jack Brooksbank. Earlier this year it was announced that the Duchess had signed a deal with Australian publisher Serenity Press for an impressive seven children's books. She is already the author of over 25 books, including Budgie the Little Helicopter and the Little Red series.  It's been a busy month for Sarah after seeing her eldest daughter Princess Beatrice finally tie the knot with property developer Edoardo. The couple were forced to postpone their original May nuptials amid the coronavirus pandemic. When restrictions on weddings in the UK were lifted, Beatrice and Edoardo along with their mothers managed to plan the small private ceremony at the Royal Chapel of All Saints at Royal Lodge, in a matter of weeks. The bride looked stunning in one of the Queen's vintage Norman Hartnell gowns for her big day, accessorising with Queen Mary's diamond fringe tiara, which Her Majesty wore on her own wedding day to Prince Philip in 1947. |
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