The Queen let Sophie, Countess of Wessex, break this royal rule before Prince Edward wedding royalfamily Royals
That the Queen should allow it to happen under her roof marked a significant change in attitude and approach.In the 1995 book, Prince Edward, she explained the Queen let Sophie do something no other royals had done before.
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