King Charles estate hosts wedding photoshoot

A British couple used Dumfries House  to celebrate their engagement with a pre-wedding photoshoot, said the estate that serves as the headquarters of the King's Foundation, a charity founded by King Charles III.

Dumfries House is an 18th-century estate in  Scotland, that King Charles saved for the nation in 2007. 

The celebration took place three days after King Charles attended his nephew Peter Phillips' wedding along with other members of the royal family.

Sharing pictures of the couple named Shannon and Jack, the estate's social media said the couple named Shannon and Jack was "Creating memories on the Dumfries House estate "

It said, "Shannon and Jack recently celebrated their engagement with a pre-wedding photoshoot at Dumfries House, making the most of all the beautiful photo spots across our 2,000-acre estate. Congratulations to Shannon and Jack on your engagement."

King Charles and senior British royals gathered at a ​village in south-west England on ‌Saturday to celebrate the wedding of Princess Anne's businessman son, Peter Phillips, to ​nurse Harriet Sperling.