Life has thrown a curveball at Princess Beatrice. The much-anticipated royal wedding to her fiancé, Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, has been postponed due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, according to a source speaking with Closer Weekly. This news comes as a heartbreak for fans around the globe who were eagerly anticipating the big day.
Here's the inside scoop: Beatrice, who has been dreaming of walking down the aisle with Edo, had no choice but to cancel the event given the current global health crisis. “She desperately wanted to marry Edo, but it just wasn’t feasible with everything going on,” the insider shared on Thursday, April 16. “She doesn’t want to put any of her friends and loved ones at risk, and that’s the most important thing right now.”
Original Plans for the Royal Wedding
The 31-year-old princess was all set to marry her 37-year-old fiancé at the majestic St. James’s Palace in London on May 29. In keeping with royal tradition, Beatrice’s grandmother, Queen Elizabeth, was planning an extravagant celebration at Buckingham Palace’s lush gardens. However, these plans have now been put on hold indefinitely.
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A Heartfelt Decision Amidst Uncertainty
“She’s devastated because this is the third time they’ve had to cancel. It’s tough for her, and she can’t help but feel like the wedding is cursed,” the source confided to Closer. This isn’t the first time Beatrice has faced the disappointment of postponing her special day, but her resilience shines through as she prioritizes the safety of her loved ones.
While the future bride is uncertain about when she’ll finally be able to walk down the aisle, we’re confident Bea is still looking forward to the day she and Edoardo can officially tie the knot. Before the outbreak of COVID-19, a source revealed her wedding plans to Closer.
Beatrice's Dream Wedding Details
“Bea is absolutely thrilled about making it official,” the insider shared back in February. “Her mom, Sarah Ferguson, has been helping her organize everything, and she’s also hired a professional wedding planner. It won’t be as grand as Kate [Middleton] and [Prince] William’s or Meghan [Markle] and [Prince] Harry’s weddings, but Bea is completely okay with that. She’s more focused on celebrating love and family.”
