Sarah ‘Fergie’ Ferguson has given royal fans a hint at what to expect at her daughter Princess Beatrice’s upcoming wedding.
The sister of Princess Eugenie is set to wed financier Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi in the near future, but details around the event have been scarce.
WATCH: Sarah Ferguson reveals details about Beatrice’s wedding
However during a recent interview with Vogue, the Duchess of York has dropped a hint of what guests may expect.
She revealed: “Be the tricky customer. Think of every scenario and imagine what a tricky customer would expect at each level and make sure it’s all catered for. I do this every time.
“At Eugenie’s wedding, the chauffeurs had a much better time than anybody else – I made their tent fabulous.
“My father taught me that. He always said, “Make sure the kitchen is more important than the dining room.”
“Make sure if you are having a dinner party that the staff have a drink with you. Then they will put more love into it.”
Meanwhile a recent report claims Fergie and her ex husband Prince Andrew are trying to broker a TV deal for the wedding.
Mr Sykes revealed: “After some hectoring from the Yorks, commercial channel ITV agree to run the wedding live but the BBC declined to follow suit, declaring there wasn’t sufficient public interest.”
He continued: “The Yorks were believed to be pushing for a similarly grand, semi-state affair for their older daughter Beatrice, who got engaged to her property developer boyfriend Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, earlier this year.”
However the chance of it being broadcast are slim to none after the Prince Andrew scandal surrounding his friendship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
“That will now not be happening – but Beatrice, friends say, will not be too bothered,” said Skye.
A friend close to the princess added: “I can honestly say that the splendour of her wedding will be the last thing on Beatrice’s mind.
“The girls have both been not just reconciled to but have actually welcomed living more normal lives and having normal jobs for some time now, even if their parents have not.”
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