Royal wedding 2020: Will Princess Beatrice be allowed to wear a royal tiara?

Princess Beatrice, has made it clear that she doesn’t want to follow in the footsteps of her sister, Princess Eugenie, and royal cousins, Prince William and Prince Harry, with a massive showy event and it has been reported that she will be throwing away the royal rule book and having her wedding her own way. But, with a recent fallout in the family will Beatrice be even offered to wear a royal tiara? Or will she be banned?

However, the most extravagant and spectacular tiara adorned the head of Princess Eugenie, when she married Jack Brooksbank in 2018.

The 93.70 carats cabochon emerald tiara, which was hand made by Boucheron in 1919, was borrowed from her grandmother the Queen and was valued at a steady £10 million.

So, with recent family fallouts will Beatrice be allowed to wear a tiara?

Many have speculated that with the recent BBC interview that Beatrice will decided on having  much more quiet wedding, royal expert and author Marlene Koenig tweeted: “Beatrice’s wedding will be collateral damage. I will not be surprised if she has a rather quiet wedding, out of the public eye, with a few photos, no live coverage.”

She added: “This will be better than an announcement that they have decided to postpone marriage.”

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Therefore, it could be very likely that she throws away this royal tradition and chooses not to wear a royal tiara as jewellery expert Geoffrey Munn explained that anyone can wear a tiara, therefore it’s very unlikely for Beatrice to be banned, even with recent family fallouts.

He said: “Any woman may wear one, but ancient tradition has it that they must be a bride or already married.”

Previously, it has been reported that Beatrice has supposedly told her parents she isn’t interested in a big showy event at Windsor, especially after younger sister Eugenie was ridiculed last year for her wedding costing the taxpayer about £2 million to police.

Opting instead for a more conservative and low-key venue to host the reception, potentially even at her parent’s house.

According to the Mail on Sunday, one of Beatrice’s friends said: “Beatrice has said she and Edo are looking at alternative venues because she wants something different.

“The wedding will not be in Italy and from what they are saying it won’t be in St George’s Chapel, Windsor, either.