The Duke of York has been noticeably absent in any of the photographs published on the wedding day.
He walked his oldest daughter down the hall, but did not appear in any of the images released to the public following her continued involvement in the Jeffrey Epstein scandal.
Sarah, Duchess of York, read a poem during the ceremony, but she was also not lacking in photos. Instead, the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh were the only members of any of the families captured for posterity.
The hastily arranged wedding followed the coronavirus guidelines, meaning no hymns were sung.
Sarah, Duchess of York, read a poem during the ceremony, but she was also not lacking in photos.
Princess Beatrice was wearing a vintage Norman Hartnell gown, loaned to her by the Queen, and remodeled and adjusted by Angela Kelly and Stewart Parvin, the Queen’s dressmakers.
It is understood that the dress was first worn by the young Queen for a screening of Lawrence of Arabia in 1962.
The Queen also loaned the Queen Mary diamond fringed tiara, which she wore on her wedding day. Originally made for Queen Mary by Garrard and company in 1919 from a diamond necklace given by Queen Victoria for her wedding, the tiara has a deep royal history.
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