Prince Harry's Ex Cressida Bonas Secretly Marries Longtime Boyfriend

The small ceremony was limited to just 30 guests including Bonas’ seven siblings -three half-brothers on her father's side, and three half-sisters and a half-brother on her mother's side.

Bonas previously told The Spectator of her desire to have a low-key wedding, admitting that her father might have something bigger in mind..

'”I’m getting married, and everyone seems to have very strong opinions about the wedding,” she said. “I disagree with nearly all of them. I always imagined I’d have a small wedding, until I realized our two families alone come to 120 people. I’m amazed that’s even possible. My dad thinks we should do what people did in his day: church service; glass of champagne; father of the bride speech; best man toast; cup of tea; piece of cake; bride and groom leave; guests ‘bugger off’ — three hours tops. This is not what I had in mind.”

She also predicted that she would have an outdoor wedding.

“Then I managed to upset my dad by telling him I wanted to get hitched under a tree,” she told the publication. “ He’s in his seventies, and a traditional type — his mother, Winifred, was a choir mistress. He looked at me as if I had completely lost the plot, then he insisted that we say our vows in a church. ‘How much poorer our lives would be without our churches and music,’ he said, with real feeling. He said that the cultural side of Christianity was enormously important to him and probably is to most young people, even if they don’t realize it. He added that vows exchanged in a church are more likely to be taken seriously. In his dreams, my father is the Iron Duke, winning campaigns on the battlefield. He does not want to be defeated by his daughter and a tree. My mum, typically, took a different approach: she said she would be very happy for me to get married in the tree if that made me happy. Fortunately, we have a middle man; my older half-brother Henry happens to be an event planner. I’m leaving the diplomacy to him.”