C is the love of your life but you marry D. <br /><br />Makes sense at the very beginning.<br /><br />C is married to PB<br /><br />Shag C while you're married to D, while C is married to PB. <br /><br />D dies, you continue to shag C who divorces from PB.<br /><br />You're the next in line to be head of the Church of England but you "choose" to marry C in a civil ceremony. Naturally, as the future head of the Church of England you'd do this as a principled choice rather than because you can't find a C of E cleric prepared to marry you.<br /><br />Your mum is the current head of the Church of England but she isn't going to attend your marriage ceremony. Along with the senior C of E clerics, who can't do better than a blessing ceremony after you're spliced in the civil ceremony.<br /><br />Everybody says this is quite normal and not to worry because mum and others are respecting your request for a low key ceremony.<br /><br />After all, the last time you were married, to D while you really loved C, it was a pretty low key affair also, apart from the full state ceremony in the cathedral televised around the world, the splendid horse drawn carriage, sundry mounted and marching military, all your family being there for the whole thing from start to finish, and so on.<br /><br />Yup, this is definitely just another royal marriage with the full approval of the reigning monarch and the Church of England she heads.<br /><br />Priceless!
