Details of Princess Beatriz’s wedding dress

07/19/2020 Health, World


  • Princess Beatrice wore a vintage wedding gown borrowed from the queen to marry Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi on July 17, 2020.
  • The couple held a private wedding ceremony in the Royal Chapel of All Saints at the Royal Lodge in Windsor.
  • Beatrice had previously postponed her nuptials due to the coronavirus pandemic.

    Princess Beatrice appeared at a public royal wedding for a private ceremony in Windsor. For the exclusive occasion, the bride surprised us all by lending a special dress from her grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II.

    According to a Buckingham Palace press release, Beatrice’s stunning outfit is a vintage dress from the queen’s wardrobe. Designed by Norman Hartnell, the exquisite ivory gown is made from Peau De Soie taffeta and is embellished with the Duchess’s ivory satin. With organza sleeves, diamond embellishment, and a geometric plaid bodice, the dress looks stunning.

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    Angela Kelly and Stewart Parvin, who regularly work with the queen, remodeled the dress and made an adjustment to make sure it looked perfect on the bride.

    The queen wore the dress for the premiere of Lawrence of Arabia at the Odeon in Leicester Square, London, in 1962.

    Queen Elizabeth II arrives at Odeon, Leicester Square, London for the world premiere of the charity film Lawrence of Arabia Photo by PA Images via Getty Images

    The Queen attends the premiere of Lawrence of Arabia in London in 1962.

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    Buckingham Palace announced in a statement: “The wedding was performed in accordance with all relevant government guidelines,” amid the coronavirus pandemic. Close members of the royal family were present, including the Queen, Prince Philip, and Beatrice’s parents, Prince Andrew and Sarah, Duchess of York.

    The queen is reported to have left the wedding ceremony early to bestow the knighthood on Captain Tom Moore at Windsor Castle. Moore, 100, was honored with the endowment ceremony after raising millions of dollars for coronavirus relief for the National Health Service in the UK.

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