Prince Charles' goddaughter Lady India Hicks is at last set to wed David Flint Wood, her accomplice of 26 years, and the dad of their five youngsters.

In the wake of having no designs to wedding him and afterward delaying their wedding due to the Covid pandemic, the pair will tie the much-anticipated bunch one week from now. 

The granddaughter of Earl Mountbatten, 54, who was a bridesmaid at the wedding of Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer, shared the astonishing news on her Instagram page by posting a sweet legacy picture of her and her life partner.

The photographs being referred to were taken by David Loftus, she uncovered, and who had taken the photos 25 years back. He will be the picture taker for their wedding too one week from now.

"This time one week from now I will be hitched. Hitched!" she composed. "Neither of us have at any point been hitched previously so we are both very energized." 

She additionally shared how her most youthful kid Domino, 13, enthusiastically revealed to her educator of the impending pre-marriage ceremony. '"My Mother is getting hitched' Domino was disclosing to her instructor. 'How dazzling, who is she wedding?' the instructor inquired. 'My dad' came the answer," she added on Instagram.

A snap of the couple's wedding solicitations was likewise shared, which uncovered the pair's function will be at the Brightwell Baldwin Parish Church in Oxfordshire, which will be trailed by a gathering at the Lord Nelson bar. 

How the wedding got delayed 

Hicks has since a long time ago demanded that she had no designs to wedding the previous publicizing chief, even after they had youngsters together however she adjusted her perspective last year and in a post on November 28, let her supporters know about her expectations.

"David and I are getting hitched. Five youngsters and a quarter-century after the fact! We unobtrusively chose a couple of months prior. A festival of unfazed love. May us endure until the very end," she said, close by a highly contrasting photograph of the two. 

In December, she uncovered that the pair had intended to have a colder time of year wedding yet had to put a cover on the celebrations in the wake of uncovering the sentiment 'plunged' as they attempted to design their big day with Covid-19 limitations.

"Today I ought to be David's better half. Recently we were intended to get hitched," Hicks clarified. "Way back toward the beginning of September we put it down on the calendar for our small wedding."

"We conveyed solicitations, planned dresses, and discussed promises (to comply or not to comply?) But as the weeks past the sentiment did somewhat getaway. "

"I think the crunch came when our minister disclosed to us we were unable to have psalms that may be hummable - hummable songs are not Covid convention. Thus we will stand by a short time longer, which is OK since we've effectively held up 25 years." 

She told the Daily Mail: "After many long periods of lockdown, many individuals were prepared to kill one another – we were prepared to get hitched."