Royal fans expected Sarah Ferguson to upload some photos from the special occasion.
However, the Duchess of York did not mention the wedding at all on her Twitter or Instagram pages.
Instead, it was normal for royalty, who turned to Twitter and Instagram to promote their Storytime with Fergie and Friends sessions, where she reads children’s books with a guest and uploads the video to YouTube.
Fans responded quickly to the Duchess’s posts, and many wished more photos of the wedding would be released.
One said on Friday: “Are you going to deprive us of a wedding photo? Poo Congratulations to the bride and groom. “
Another wrote: “How come there is no mention of your daughter getting married today?”
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However, while Buckingham Palace seemed eager to share an idea of the wedding, the Duchess of York did not.
On July 17, the day of the wedding, the duchess said she would draw baby elephants with her invited friend Mark Lisk.
The next day, Fergie said she would read the Peepo children’s book! By Allan and Janet Ahlberg.
On Sunday, the Duchess posted a birthday tribute to Joan Willet, a 104-year-old woman who has been climbing a hill outside her foster home in Sussex to raise money for the British Heart Foundation.
The Duchess said: “Happy 104th birthday, Joan Willet! Since May Joan has been climbing the hill outside his care home four times a day, and so far has raised over £ 10,000 for the BHF. You are an extraordinary and inspiring lady!
Ms. Willet has been inspired by Captain Sir Tom Moore, the 100-year-old war veteran who took on a similar challenge and raised tens of millions for NHS charities.
The veteran was knighted by the queen in a private ceremony at Windsor Castle on the day of Princess Beatrice’s wedding.
According to Buckingham Palace, the cavalry ceremony was the first of its kind, and Captain Tom Moore has said he will remain silent on what was said between him and His Majesty.
