Britain’s Princess Beatrice has tied the knot with business tycoon Eduardo Mapeli in a private ceremony.
According to the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), the wedding took place very simply in Windsor with the participation of the Queen and a few members of the family.
The ceremony was held at the Royal Chapel of All Saints in the Royal Lodge.
The couple’s wedding was scheduled for May 29, but was delayed due to the corona virus, with no final date announced.
A statement from Buckingham Palace said the wedding was “small” and that all marriages were in accordance with government regulations.
Princess Beatrice, the granddaughter of Queen Elizabeth II, and Eduardo Mapeli Mozi grew close in 2018, and the two were engaged in Italy in September last year.
The two families have known each other for many years, and Eduardo Mapeli Mozi has a son from his ex-fianc.
It should be noted that all kinds of wedding ceremonies were banned in England from March 23 after the Corona virus lockdown.
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However, since July 4, events involving 30 people have been allowed.
The Queen and her husband have been isolated in Windsor since March and it was the first family event since then