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 Over five hundred million people watched Princess Anne's wedding on television. Anne wore Queen Mary's veil, which both her mother and grandmother had worn at their weddings.

Family members were not overly pleased with the marriage, viewing her choice as impulsive. Anne's older brother, Prince Charles, once remarked that Anne loved horses too much, but since she couldn't marry one, she chose Mark instead. He considered such a marriage a silly mismatch. Queen Elizabeth II did not approve of her daughter's choice but agreed that the two were perfectly suited for each other. Anne herself appeared genuinely happy to be marrying Mark. In the wedding photos, she looks simply charming—a radiant, young princess. She was clearly marrying for love and was little concerned about talk of an unequal match or a wrong choice.

When asked by journalists if he feared rejection from the princess, Mark Phillips responded that in love, the girl's background doesn't matter at all. Moreover, such concerns are a private matter for the couple, not for the public eye. He also firmly declined the title he could have received by marrying into royal blood.

In nineteen seventy-seven, Anne gave birth to a son, Peter, and in nineteen eighty-one, a daughter, Zara. Andrew Parker Bowles became Zara's godfather.

Despite the princess's difficult character, Anne's family was never surrounded by scandals. She and her husband led quite a private life, rarely bringing their personal relationships into the public eye. However, in nineteen eighty-nine, the couple separated without formalizing their split. On April twenty-eighth, nineteen ninety-two, Princess Anne and Captain Mark Phillips officially dissolved their marriage, which had lasted eighteen and a half years. By the summer, Anne was already engaged to Captain Timothy Laurence, a former royal equerry.

Anne was the second member of the royal family in the twentieth century to file for divorce (her aunt, Princess Margaret, was the first). Rumors circulated that both Anne and Mark had been unfaithful. Of course, these rumors could not be officially confirmed.

On December twelfth, nineteen ninety-two, Anne married for the second time. Thus, for the first time since Henry VIII, a previously divorced member of the English royal family remarried. Before serving as the Queen's equerry in nineteen eighty-six, Timothy Laurence graduated with honors with a bachelor's degree in geography from Durham University, where he studied naval science. Since nineteen seventy-three, Laurence had served in the Royal Navy.

The princess's wedding was preceded by a scandal involving the theft of Timothy's letters in nineteen eighty-nine, after which he was forced to leave the palace. However, Laurence and Princess Anne's romance continued. They first appeared together publicly in nineteen ninety-one, attending the traditional Highland Ball. On the eve of the princess's wedding, an official representative from Buckingham stated that Anne and Timothy loved each other deeply and simply maintained a respectable interval after the princess's divorce before getting married. Anne's second wedding was much more modest than her first, a purely family event held at Crathie Church near Balmoral Castle. This Scottish church permits the remarriage of divorced individuals.

In two thousand one, rumors surfaced about Anne's possible separation from her second husband. As was her tradition, Anne offered no comments. Nevertheless, the royal princess still appears in public with Timothy. The couple has no children together, but Laurence has developed close relationships with Anne's son and daughter, as well as her granddaughters, to whom he is devoted as if they were his own.

Anne never conformed to the stereotype of a fairy-tale princess. Yes, in her youth, she was quite the beauty, especially by the standards of the time: luxurious long hair, aristocratic facial features, and a slender figure. But mere attractive looks are not enough to make someone happy, and Anne understood this well. She found happiness in her work.