Princess Beatrice will marry her boyfriend Eduardo Mappli-Mazzi in 2020. Now, new details of her wedding plans have begun to emerge and they have taken everyone by surprise. Royal weddings are known for their pomp and ceremony. Thousands of flowers adorn the chapel, no expenses are spared for the dress and a horse drawn carriage usually follows the televised ceremony. But it seems this time, Princess Beatrice is going to tear up the rule book. Before now, the only thing the public knew about the upcoming nuptials of B, 31, and Aedo, 35, was that it would take place at some point in 2020. But this weekend, new details have emerged which might disappoint Royal fans hoping to head to Windsor for a Royal Day out. According to the Mail on Sunday, the couple want a paired back wedding, without any of the usual showy traditions. There will be no carriage ride, no reception at Windsor Castle and, most surprisingly, the venue might be at her parents' home. Beatrice has reportedly told her parents she isn't interested in the kind of wedding her sister Princess Eugenei had last year. Beatrice and Eugenei aren't obliged to follow Royal Protocol as the ninth and tenth in line to the throne by Eugenei opted for the full Royal affair, complete with a diamond tiara. But Beatrice seems eager to take advantage of her freedom. She didn't have to ask permission to get engaged and will not be obliged to have the full procession. Without a procession, she won't have to face the embarrassment of potentially getting turned down by the BBC for TV coverage of the event, as Eugenei was. A low key affair will also keep costs down, which will be welcome news to the public. Princess Eugenei came under fire after it emerged her wedding cost the taxpayer about £2 million to police. Beatrice has reportedly told friends she's considering a marquee at her parents' home, the Royal Lodge at Windsor, as the venue. While she said she hasn't yet decided where it will be, she hopes a smaller venue will keep things a little more casual. The Princess is also reportedly keen to keep things simple for her fiancé's sake. Edward has been engaged once before and has a two-year-old son, Christopher Wolf, known as Wolfie, with architect Dara Huang. Beatrice is said to be keen to keep the wedding from becoming a big circus to spare Dara's feelings. One of these friends told the male on Sunday, there have been three big royal weddings there in the past year, or so and I'm not sure that's what B wants. Aido has a child, there's the situation with his ex, and Beatrice might just feel something more low key might be more fitting. B has reportedly bonded well with her steps unto B, and his mother has given her the stamp of approval. Dara, 37, reportedly sung Beatrice's praises to Eugenei when she bumped into her at a party recently. A friend said, Dara thinks Beatrice is wonderful with Wolfie, she's a natural. More details of 2020's royal wedding will be revealed in the coming months. Announcing their engagement, Beatrice and Eduardo said, we are extremely happy to be able to share the news of our recent engagement. We are both so excited to be embarking on this life adventure together and can't wait to actually be married. We share so many similar interests and values and we know that this will stand us in great stead for the years ahead, full of love and happiness.