Location for her grandparents but also her. The home is right across the road basically from Royal Lodge.
I suspect the queen will be happy to have a celebration for them later when able. She paid for a reception for all of her grandkids, and hosted the ceremonies as well. I don't think she will do less by Beatrice when safe to do so. It might even be a nice one year anniversary celebration for the couple.
I wonder if they had a small lunch at Royal lodge with just their parents and siblings. Households would work (well his siblings may be questionable). Eugenie and Jack stayed at Royal Lodge during much of the lock down, and Beatrice and Edo have stayed with his mother and stepfather in Oxford. That would meet the two households rule.
I suspect Beatrice likely wore her gown intended. Even if just the wedding ceremony. The designer would have been working on it prior to lockdown. She likely had a second dress planned for the reception like other royal brides. That can be saved for a later party/renewal down the line.
Looks like Harry is not the only Windsor with big mouth in laws
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...-gets-wed.html
DM is throwing in every angle of the Epstein/Maxwell scandal on this day. Richard Kay throwing in the wedding circumstances confirms Andrew's fall. Sad for Bea.
Every royal spouse has had at least one loose lipped relative.
How soon we forget Jack's grandmother's take on her grandson, when she was requested for a quote on their marriage. It was far more cute then the hurtful comments from in laws we wont mention, but still. Uncle Gary certainly has spoken to the press as well.
Dario seems one of those cousins dredged out of the wood work for a quote. Not someone that close at all. And he basically said 'it could have been about covid and the queen's health, or maybe about Andrew'.
The DM is the one making it some scandalous hidden wedding due to Andrew. When in reality it was the only king of wedding they really could have during all of this.
Why 'if his mother agreed'? Don't they have shared custody? Would it really be up to his mother to decide whether he could attend his own father's marriage ceremony? I would hope that to be the groom's decision - hopefully without any discussions with his former partner; but would Wolfie's mother - according to British law - truly be in a position to prohibit her son from attending his own father's marriage ceremony if his father wanted him there (which I assume is a no brainer - as why would he not want his son to attend)?
Agreed.
If it had been a big public televised wedding Dara may have been bitchy and tried to prohibit her son being there and not wanting him seen. But this is a private ceremony, and there is really no grounds for her to deny him having his son at his wedding.
They share joint custody so its not like he needed to request a special visitation with him. And they live in London, so its not like Wolfie had to travel to be there.
