Eugenie von York: Fergie at her wedding: "We did not think it would be possible"

When Eugénie de York (28) and Jack Brooksbank (32) swore allegiance on October 12, aristocrats around the world were delighted. Both are also a beautiful couple!

As they had a great honeymoon, we show you in the video above.

Of course, one thing was particularly touched: the mother of the bride, Sarah Ferguson (59 years). On the day of the wedding, she almost burst with pride in front of her pretty daughter. In an interview with hellomagazine.com, she explained why this day was so special for her – beyond what other mothers expect from her child's marriage. Due to the medical history of the 28-year-old, it was far from certain that he could walk independently and unaided at the altar.

Could the 59-year-old soon return to being a wife – and marry her ex, Prince Andrew again? More information about this in the video below.

"It's a blessing"

Because the princess is suffering from scoliosis. Only one operation, which she underwent at the age of twelve, is the reason she can go there today. "It was her wedding day and there was Eugenie walking standing, despite her scoliosis, and we did not think it would be possible," said Sarah Ferguson, still visibly touched, talking to the site. "Having a son-in-law like Jack is a blessing, you are such a good couple."

The 59-year-old continues: "Their wedding was about love, inclusion and the future." Both would always give the example by bringing inspiration and change, as much as the whole family. We wish the dream couple all the best for their future!

We waited a long time for a wedding photo like the one below in the video – the laugh of Princess Charlotte is too cute!

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