Princess Beatrice releases official wedding pictures

Princess Beatrice and her partner Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi said their 'I do's' at the Royal Chapel of All Saints located at Royal Lodge Windsor.

Less than 30 close family and friends attended the ceremony due to the coronavirus pandemic. Queen Elizabeth attended with the Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Philip. 

Princess Beatrice wore a vintage Norman Hartnell dress. The gown was a modified version of a dress the Queen wore in 1962. 

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Prince Andrew and his former wife Sarah, the Duchess of York, attended their daughter's nuptials, but were not pictured in the official photographs released to the public.

Mapelli Mozzi's son Christopher, better known as 'Wolfie', is said to have served as both the pageboy and best man.  

The Queen stood a small distance from the couple in their official wedding pictures in keeping with social distancing rules. 

England banned weddings at the start of the country's lockdown in March but has since allowed weddings with 30 or fewer people to take place. 

Princess Beatrice's cousin Prince Harry and his wife Meghan were unable to attend. They reportedly congratulated the couple privately. 

Photographer Benjamin Wheeler took the couple's wedding pictures.

Here's a look at some of the snaps released by the royal family. 

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Princess Beatrice's husband also shared snaps from their wedding day. He quoted E.E. Cummings' 'I carry your heart with me (I carry it in/my heart)' poem in the caption. 

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Main image courtesy of Instagram/@edomapellimozzi