Unseen photo from Princess Beatrice's surprise wedding sparks frenzy
Princess Beatrice's mother Sarah Ferguson shared an unseen photo from the enchanting ceremony
Princess Beatrice had a surprise wedding with Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi in July.
The wedding was a magical affair with little details revealed to the public.
However, on Tuesday, Beatrice's mother Sarah Ferguson shared an unseen photo from the enchanting ceremony sending royal fans into a tizzy.
She uploaded a romantic black-and-white photo of the couple gazing into each other's eyes alongside a thank you note to a royal wisher.
"Thank you so much for your amazingly caring and supportive messages for Beatrice and Edo's future happiness," Sarah, Duchess of York wrote in her thank you letter. "It was a glorious day; the sun smiled down upon them. We were all delighted to be able to come together and celebrate their love for one another. Beatrice looked stunning and Edo handsome—their love shone through."
"We are so happy to welcome Edo into our family and thank him for his love and devotion to Beatrice," Sarah wrote.
The thank-you note was shared by the royal super-fan who received it.
Meanwhile, Beatrice and Mapelli Mozzi thanked their well-wishers separately, sending them one of their official wedding photos alongside a copy of a handwritten message.
"Thank you so much for the wonderful note you so kindly sent to us on the occasion of our wedding this summer at Royal Lodge," they wrote,"Edo and I had a magical day filled with special moments with our families."
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