A royal photographer who attended Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's wedding in 2018 has said that it was "miserable" and the "worst event" he had ever been to.
Arthur Edwards, a famous British photographer known for his work with The Sun newspaper, specialises in pictures of the British Royal Family. Wherever the Royals travelled, so did Arthur, with him known for having toured with the Royal Family on the Queen's tour of Australia and New Zealand, and Price Harry's gap-year trip to Africa.
And now the photographer, who is an expert on the monarchy, has spoken out about Harry and Meghan's wedding day and what he really thought of it.
He noted how Harry was "determined" to keep the press away from his big day "as much as possible". Mr Edwards spoke of the long lenses that were needed to capture snaps, and how when Harry and Meghan went by in their carriage, they turned away from him so he couldn't get a good shot, leaving him describing the day as a "disaster".
Mr Edwards then alluded to how he and the British press were made to feel unwelcome on the day of the royal wedding. He added: "In many ways, they were badly treated."
