Veteran royal photographer Arthur Edwards has revealed he failed to capture any photographs at Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's wedding in Windsor in May 2018, describing the experience as the worst of his career.
Speaking on an episode of Royal Unscripted alongside host and royal editor Emily Ferguson, Mr Edwards said competition for images from the couple's big day was so intense that he ended up with nothing.
'I was absolutely disgusted'
He told Emily: "The way they treated us at the wedding, I was shooting on an 800mm lens and the Press Association were shooting there from me to you. That's the difference."
The photographer added: "It was the worst. I don't even count it as a royal wedding. I turned up and got nothing, got nothing in the paper the next day, and I was absolutely disgusted."
Wedding details and current life
Harry and Meghan married at St George's Chapel at Windsor Castle in front of 600 guests, including members of the Royal Family, friends and family. A further 1,200 people invited by the royal couple gathered inside the grounds of the castle to see the couple on their wedding day.
The couple announced their engagement in late 2017 and tied the knot just a few months later. They have been married for eight years and now share two children. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are now thought to be living somewhere in the Cotswolds with their children since their return.
Their children are enrolled in a school in the UK, and Harry previously shared that Archie and Lilibet are "happy" at their new school. Meghan has only made two appearances since her return; the second came just days after her father's arrest in the US.
