Princess Beatrice’s summer of fun! Royal jets to St Tropez for some R&R after attending two weddings, Glastonbury, Ascot and plenty of Mayfair soirees

Princess Beatrice and husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi have been spotted enjoying the delights of glitzy St Tropez this week, dining at the exclusive Club 55 restaurant in the chic Southern France resort. 

The royal, 34, might well need a little R&R after an already very busy summer; Beatrice has attended many of high society’s favourite seasonal shindigs and sporting events – including watching her uncle King Charles take part in Royal Ascot for the first time as monarch.  

Described by Sarah Ferguson earlier this year as a ‘great working mother’ – Beatrice’s daughter Sienna is 22 months while Edo’s son Wolfie is six, and the royal has juggled a hectic recent schedule with parenting.

Where it began: In early June, Princess Beatrice and husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, parents to one-year-old Sienna, kicked off their busy summer diary in style, heading to Amman in the Middle East for the wedding of Crown Prince Hussein’s lavish wedding to Rajwa Al-Saif in Jordan

The princess has so far donned her finery at two weddings, including one for Jordanian royals in the Middle East city of Amman, attended Royal Ascot – twice – and managed to catch Elton John at Glastonbury.

Two weeks ago, Beatrice and Edo enjoyed a day at Wimbledon – where they had seats in Centre Court’s Royal Box alongside Lady Sarah Chatto and Princess Michael of Kent.  

Throw in plenty of nights out in Mayfair, and it’s been quite the summer already. 

Here, FEMAIL looks at how Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson’s eldest daughter has pinballed between events – but managed to  prioritise some fun too – this summer…

JULY 25: Royal relaxation – and exclusive dinner spots – in sunny St Tropez 

The royal joined the glitterati in Sud de France this week, Beatrice was spotted with Edo waiting for a boat at a port near the trendy restaurant Club 55 in St Tropez. 

Beatrice offered her husband a loving embrace, looking chic in a cream midi dress featuring a pretty rose print, as they waited quayside for their ride back to their five-star accommodation. The glamorous royal completed her ensemble with a woven clutch and a pair of nude pumps. 

Quite the summer…and it’s not even August! Princess Beatrice and husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi pictured this week in St Tropez after dining at the French resort’s exclusive Club 55

Meanwhile, her husband of two years looked dapper in a loose-fitting white linen shirt and tan slim-fitting trousers.

The father-of-two, 39, was pictured wearing a pair of brown loafers and tortoiseshell sunglasses. Before boarding their boat, Edo was pictured with his arms loving wrapped around his wife as she leaned into him. 

The couple appeared to be happily engaged in conversation at the docks and were seen beaming at one another.

When their boat was ready to board, Edo chivalrously allowed his wife to step in first.

JULY 22: Watching daughter Sienna as a flower girl at Cumbria wedding

Pretty in pink: The royal headed north to Cumbria ahead of a her St Tropez break to watch daughter Sienna, 22 months, be a flower girl at the wedding of Phoebe Williams-Ellis and Raoul de Lantsheere

Ahead of jetting to the South of France, Beatrice looked every inch the proud mother as watched her daughter Sienna, one, be a flowe rgirl at a family wedding.

The royal wore a blush pink button-down dress by Emilia Wickstead, which she also wore to Wimbledon to attend the nuptials of Phoebe Williams-Ellis, 29, and Raoul de Lantsheere in Cumbria.

According to the Daily Mail’s Diary Editor Richard Eden, Beatrice and Edoardo Mozzi Mapelli’s 22-month-old daughter was asked to be a flower girl for the happy couple.

Meanwhile, Edo’s seven-year-old son Wolfie – who he shares with his ex-fiance Dara Huang – is said to have performed the role of pageboy during the ceremony.

JULY 14: Seats in the Royal Box for the men’s semi-finals at Wimbledon The keen tennis fan joined fellow royals and aristocrats Lady Sarah Chatto and Lady Helen Taylor in the Royal Box on Wimbledon’s Centre Court for the final Friday of the tournament – with Edo, looking dapper in a navy suit and green tie, by her side. 

Princess Beatrice sat in the Royal Box at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club in Wimbledon with her property developer husband, Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi on July 14th 

Princess Beatrice chatted with Lady Helen Taylor and her son Columbus Taylor, 28, in the Royal Box

Princess Beatrice gleamed as she was photographed with a wide grin in her delightful summery dress and sophisticated crotchet clutch bag 

The Duke of York’s eldest daughter wore a plush pink dress with straw clutch bag for the tennis date and appeared throughouly absorbed as they watched Novak Djokovic prove victorious in this year’s semi-final clash with Italian ace Jannik Sinner.

Beatrice took time to chat to other high profile names in the Royal Box including Lady Helen and her son Columbus Taylor, 28.

JULY 14: Oswald’s in Mayfair…with a British tennis star and her rumoured beau A firm favourite with the royals for decades, Oswald’s in Mayfair is a go-to for a fancy soiree…particularly after a trip to SW19.

Beatrice and Edo headed to the private members’ club, heading to the club with Emma Radacanu and her rumoured new beau Carlo Agostinelli.

Princess Beatrice and Edo at Oswald’s private members club in Mayfair; the couple are thought to have enjoyed a double date with Emma Radacanu and her new beau Carlo Agostinelli

The Daily Mail’s Richard Eden disclosed at the time that the tennis star, 20, enjoyed a romantic night out in Mayfair with her Harrow-educated boyfriend, Carlo Agostinelli, who was celebrating his 23rd birthday at the venue. 

Princess Beatrice opted for a colourful look, sporting a vibrant floral dress with bright pink heels. She eventually swapped her heels for a pair of cream flat shoes.

JULY 9:  Beatrice and Edo have dinner at the Twenty-Two hotel with Jamie Reuben
Mondays in Mayfair often see royals out and about, and Princess Beatrice enjoyed an A-list dinner earlier this month at the The Twenty Two Hotel in Grosvenor Square with husband Edo. 

The royal, 34,  looked typically stylish in a quirky Navajo-style dress from French luxury fashion Chloé. The ruffled silk dress, which cost £1830, came with incredible silk detailing and a colourful pattern. 

The royal couple hit the town during Wimbledon week, which they also attended, dining at The Twenty Two Hotel in Grosvenor Square

She paired the standout number with a simple pair of brown flats with a black cap toe, while Edo opted for a simple open collar white shirt, blue chinos and white trainers.

The royal couple were joining a myriad of A-listers at the dinner hosted by hotel owner Jamie Reuben.

Also in attendance was Tony Blair,  Katy Perry and fiance Orlando Bloom as well as Nicky Hilton, Cara Delevingne, Idris and Sabrina Elba and James Corden.

Beatrice’s good friend Ellie Goulding joined her at the event, putting on a united front with husband Caspar Jopling after being spotted out without her engagement ring.

JUNE 29: A summer date night at Mark’s in London’s Mayfair 

Just days after returning from Glastonbury, parents Beatrice and Edo treated themselves to a night out on the town in London’s West End.

Beatrice donned a £625 Vampire’s Wife blouse which she paired with a black mini skirt they headed out of Mark’s – a private member’s club in London’s swanky Mayfair district.

The royal cut a striking figure in a shimmering £625 Vampire’s Wife blouse as she headed to the Mayfair nightspot on June 29th

She added £535 Aquazzura kitten heels in nude and black while keeping her hair down and loose. Edo looked suave in a simple black suit with black trainers as he joined his wife for the fine dining fun. 

The night out came as Beatrice’s mother Sarah Ferguson described her and sister Eugenie as ‘great working mothers’.

The Duchess of York, 63, was talking on her podcast Tea Talks with the Duchess and Sarah, where she discussed work-life balance following the Covid-19 pandemic.

She said that Beatrice, 34, – who shares daughter Sienna and stepson Wolfie with husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi – and Eugenie, 33, who shares sons August and Ernie with husband Jack Brooksbank – work ‘very very hard’ and that she’s ‘very proud of them’.

Fergie added the sisters are ‘huge advocates’ for charity and a ‘great representation of the late queen’s values’.

JUNE 25: Rocking out with Edo and friends to Elton John at Glastonbury

The Duke of York’s daughter was dressed in a long sleeved black top, black skirt, white Adidas trainers and a cross-body handbag, and was wearing a pink wristband at the music festival in June

The final day of this year’s Glastonbury, closed by Sir Elton John to a crowd of around 250,000 people, saw Beatrice and Edo joining in the fun.  

Her appearance came shortly after her mother, Sarah, the Duchess of York, revealed she’d had a successful operation following a diagnosis for breast cancer. 

The Duke of York’s daughter was dressed in a long sleeved black top, black skirt, white Adidas trainers and a cross-body handbag, and was wearing a pink wristband.

Princess Beatrice (pictured second left) and her husband Edo Mapelli Mozzi (pictured embracing a friend) has been spotted greeting friends on the final day of Glastonbury

She smiled as she embraced friends before heading in the direction of the Left Field area.

Beatrice, who also attended the festival last year, is not the only royal to have descended on the Worthy Farm site in the past.

Her sister Princess Eugenie has been previously, and their cousin the Duke of Sussex was pictured in the crowds in 2013 with his then-girlfriend Cressida Bonas.

In 2010, even the King – then the Prince of Wales – made an appearance, touring the site with founder Michael Eavis and taking to the Pyramid Stage to wave to revellers and meet the behind the scenes team.

JUNE 20 to 23: Joining the Royal Procession with Wills and Kate at Ascot   

Beatrice made it to both the first and last day of Royal Ascot this year. One the opening day of the Berkshire race meet, the 34-year-old donned a £495 Beulah long-sleeved nude dress patterned with tiny pink flowers.

She added a hot pink Juliette Botterill Hat and a white leather handbag with wooden handles and was spotted chatting to guests in the Royal Enclosure, including her cousin Zara Tindall. 

Royal Ascot day one: Beatrice chatted to guests including her cousin Zara Tindall, far left, before returning for the final day’s Royal Procession

Meanwhile husband Edo, 39, cut a sharp figure in a three-piece suit and tails.

The royal couple joined other members of the family for King Charles’s first Royal Ascot as monarch as he and Queen Camilla appeared in the Royal Procession.

And just a few days later, on June 23 – the event’s final day, Beatrice and Edo were back at the enclosure, joining a carriage ride with her cousin Prince William and the Princess of Wales.

In bright Berkshire sunshine, the Prince and Princess of Wales, left, joined William’s first cousin Princess Beatrice and husband Edo for the traditional parade

Princess Beatrice and the Princess of Wales chat as they stand on the grass of the royal enclosure following their carriage ride on the fourth day of Ascot

Princess Beatrice seated next to her husband Edo and joined the Prince and Princess of Wales in the Royal Ascot carriage procession 

Beatrice, 34, looked relaxed as she took her seat alongside Edo in the horse-drawn carriage, sitting opposite Kate and William for the Royal Procession.

Dressed in an elegant lace floral ensemble by Monique Lhuillier, thought to cost around £2,700, the royal wore her highlighted hair in an elaborate plait, tucked under a stylish cream fascinator.

The quartet of royals followed the King and Queen Camilla, who shared the parade’s first carriage with the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire. 

JUNE 14: A ‘women in business’ event at The Conduit in Covent Garden

In mid June, Beatrice was back in central London, attending an evening at the swish Conduit club in London’s Covent Garden. 

The royal looked elegant as helped celebrate female founders and spoke with UK-based business leaders, entrepreneurs and investors on the night out. 

The Conduit club in Covent Garden was the venue for an event in mid June, when Princess Beatrice helped celebrate female founders of companies 

Princess Beatrice posed for a photo with HearstLab employees Debi Chirichella, Aimee Nisbet, Kenan Packman and Eve Burton

 As a non-working member of the royal family, Princess Beatrice is a part of the corporate world herself. She is the vice president of partnerships and strategy at Afiniti, a software and data company based in New York which focuses on using AI technology in call centres. 

The royal, who graduated with a 2.1 in BA in History and History of Ideas from Goldsmiths University in 2011, has had a number of roles since leaving university, including working for rather high-profile companies such as Sony, where she was an international production analyst.

JUNE 2: Crown Prince Hussein’s lavish wedding to Rajwa Al-Saif in Jordan  

In early June, Princess Beatrice, 34, and husband Edo, 39, jetted to Crown Prince Hussein’s lavish wedding to Rajwa Al-Saif in Jordan

The couple attended the nuptials of Crown Prince Al Hussein bin Abdullah II his Saudi bride Rajwa Khaled Alseif at the Zahran Palace in Amman

Beatrice looked effortlessly glamorous as she arrived at the nuptials of Crown Prince Hussein to Rajwa Al-Saif in Jordan at the beginning of June.

The royal, 34, lit up the room in a £675 floral dress with sequins, in dusky blue, from Needle & Thread as she in with her husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, 39. 

Beatrice looked delighted as Queen Rania and King Abdullah greeted her and Edoardo at Zahran Palace ahead of the wedding.

In September, it was announced that Sandhurst graduate Hussein, 28, was set to wed Saudi Arabian-born architect Rajwa, also 28, after an engagement ceremony at the bride-to-be’s family home in Riyadh. 

Queen Rania and King Abdullah greeting Beatrice and Edoardo at Zahran Palace ahead of the wedding

King Abdullah II hosted a dinner for over 4,000 Jordanians, who were served Jordan’s festive national dish Mansaf – lamb cooked in a sauce of fermented dried yoghurt. The following day, Queen Rania greeted guests at Zahran Palace alongside her husband King. 

Showing the close relationship the family has with the British royals, the Jordanian newlyweds departed from the wedding to their reception in a 1984 Range Rover which was specially customised for her visit to the country.