Peter Phillips' Church Wedding: A New Chapter

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Peter Phillips, Princess Anne's son, is set to marry his Beyoncé, Harriet Spurling,

and a Church of England wedding this summer.

The ceremonies locked in for June 6th at All Saints Church in Campbell.

Even though he's divorced with two daughters, the local vicar greenlit it under church rules.

Since 2002, the Church of England lets divorce folks remarry in exceptional cases as long

as the vicar agrees after private chats about.

The past marriage and healing, Phillips and Spurling cleared that hurdle, no issues there.

Folks might wonder why Phillips gets a Church do over when King Charles had a civil

ceremony back in 2005 at Windsor Guildhall.

Charles, as future supreme governor of the Church, faced bigger scrutiny plus public bives

around Diana.

Princess Anne remarried in Scotland after her split, too.

Phillips ain't a working royal, so no throne drama or titles complicating things.

That keeps it low key compared to high profile royals like Harry and Megan, whose 2018 wedding

rode the same church policy wave.

Were from his team confirms the vickers on board, honoring responsibilities to his girls

from the prior marriage.

This summer tie-up shows how church guidelines flex for everyday royals these days.