Why Princess Anne's son had to take extra step before remarrying?
Princess Anne's son Peter Phillips needed 'special permission' to remarry
Peter Phillips, the grandson of the late Queen Elizabeth, and son of Princess Anne, is set to marry Harriet Sperling on June 6, 2026.
With both Peter and Harriet being previously married, sources claim that the couple required an extra set to marry again.
According to reports, Peter had to secure "special permission" before planning his wedding to Harriet, with the approval required from a church vicar.
Now, with the necessary permission received, Peter and Harriet are said to be moving forward with their wedding plans.
The wedding, reported to be an intimate ceremony, is set to take place at All Saints Church. It is pertinent to mention that the church holds a special significance as it is located near the family home of Peter Phillips' mother, Princess Ann.
On the other hand, members of the British royal family, including King Charles and other senior royals have already been informed of the weddin date.
The son of Princess Royal was previously married to Autumn Kelly, with whom he shares two daughters. The former couple finalized their divorce in 2021. Harriet Sperling was also previously married to Antonio St John Sperling.
However, Peter and Harriet made their relationship public in 2024 and announced their engagement in August 2025.
