More photos have been released from Princess Beatrice's wedding
After secretly getting married on Friday, Princess Beatrice and Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi have released even more pictures from their wedding, and let's just say they are adorable.
The first images from the pair's private nuptials were initially shared on Saturday night, showing the happy couple emerging from the chapel, with another picture of them grinning side by side with the Queen and Prince Philip (from a social distance, of course).
And now, even more professional pictures from the event have been shared via The Royal Family's official Instagram account.
The new photos include a close-up of Edoardo smiling down at Beatrice (meaning we can see even more detail on that fabulous dress) and another shot of the couple holding hands as they stroll through the grounds of Royal Lodge, where they got married.
The Royal Family's Instagram caption revealed how the happy couple have responded to the reaction to their special day, reading, "Her Royal Highness Princess Beatrice of York and Mr. Mapelli Mozzi have been touched by the warm wishes they have received since their wedding, and are delighted to share two additional photographs of their happy day."
As well as being absolutely adorable, the new shots mean we can feast our eyes on more of the amazing detail on Beatrice's dress (which is borrowed from the Queen, FYI), including the perfectly intricate beaded bodice, inspired by her mother Sarah Ferguson's own gown.
Enjoy for yourselves...
Princess Beatrice's dress wasn't the only item with a Royal history. Her bouquet also stuck heavily to Royal convention, including sprigs of myrtle which upholds a 162-year-old tradition.
And more pictures have been released of the bouquet's special role in the couple's celebrations, with the flowers placed on the Tomb of the Unknown Warrior in Westminster Abbey, as is tradition for Royal brides.
And if that doesn't sort your Royal fix, head here to read everything we know so far about Beatrice and Edoardo's special day.
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