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The hidden meanings in Princess Beatrice's wedding flowers

It was a secret wedding that was all over before we even knew it was on. Princess Beatrice and Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi took us all by surprise by marrying discreetly at Windsor on July 17th 2020. The bride and groom emerged from their ceremony beneath a huge arch of bloom, mirroring the shades in Beatrice’s bouquet. And the flowers carried by the princess for her marriage at the Royal Chapel…
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Jewels for July: Britain's Famous Rubies

The Royal family has many notable pieces of jewellery in its collection. While Royal Central has covered different parts of the vast collection, this month Royal Central is looking at Britain’s famous rubies. Considered one of the traditional cardinal gems along with amethyst, sapphire, emerald, and diamond, the ruby is known as the birthstone for July. The word “ruby” itself…
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Princess Beatrice's wedding gown served as a tribute to The Queen

With the release of the much-anticipated wedding photos from Princess Beatrice and Edo’s Friday wedding, the world finally got a glimpse at the royal wedding gown, and it turns out that it is a sweet tribute to The Queen. Princess Beatrice’s vintage ivory Peau de Soie taffeta dress was created by Norman Hartnell. That name should be familiar to royal fans as he designed The…
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Princess Beatrice's wedding photos are released

Princess Beatrice and Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi have shared the first images of their surprise wedding. The couple married on July 17th 2020 at the Royal Chapel of All Saints in the grounds of the Windsor estate. The official photos were taken immediately after the 11am ceremony. Benjamin Wheeler / PA Handout One official photo shows the couple with The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh, albeit…
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