Princess Beatrice has officially cancelled her wedding

Looks like there won't be a royal wedding this spring after all. Princess Beatrice has officially called off her May 29 nuptials with fiancé Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi due to COVID-19 concerns. The couple, who announced their engagement in September 2019, had already altered their wedding plans numerous times before the outright cancellation announced Thursday.With much of the world shut down in an effort to slow the spread of coronavirus, the royals have found themselves facing the reality that a large gathering of friends and family is just not possible right now. After reportedly playing with the idea of hosting a smaller, private ceremony without a reception, it seems that as of April 16, the wedding is off until further notice.[video_embed id='1940550']RELATED: Prince Harry opens up about family time during quarantine[/video_embed]"There are no plans to switch venues or hold a bigger wedding. They aren’t even thinking about their wedding at this time. There will come a time to rearrange, but that’s not yet," a spokesperson shared with People, adding that with the uncertainty even before the official lockdown in the U.K., formal invitations hadn't been issued yet. As of Thursday, officials were saying that the current restrictions will remain in place for "at least" another three weeks.Even before coronavirus concerns, Beatrice had already moved her wedding date twice to distance it from the scandal surrounding her father Prince Andrew and the disastrous interview he did proceeding the sit-down about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. Beatrice and Mozzi had also said that they wished to have a more "low-key" celebration than is customary, in contrast to the star-studded, multi-day affair put on by her sister Princess Eugenie for her marriage to Jack Brooksbank in October 2018.[video_embed id='1940080']BEFORE YOU GO: Looking back at the Brad and Angelina photos that rocked Hollywood, 15 years later[/video_embed]