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Ever since The Mirror revealed the true cost of Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank’s wedding, UK taxpayers have expressed their anger.

The October 12 nuptials will take place at St George’s Chapel in Windsor Castle – the same place Prince Harry and Meghan Markle exchanged vows – and will cost nearly $3.5 million AUD.

While that figure pales in comparison to the $42 million the UK spent on Harry and Meghan’s big day, UK taxpayers are furious that Prince Andrew won’t be footing the bill.

The main issue comes from the fact that while Princess Eugenie has a royal title, she doesn’t carry out any official royal duties.

It’s expected the $3.5 million will be used to cover all the normal wedding things (the cake, the dress, the flowers etc.) as well as overtime charges for staff and an additional security team needed for the big day.

However in light of recent government welfare and NHS (the UK public health scheme, similar to Medicare) cuts, people aren’t happy with the extravagance, with UK Labour MP, Chris Williamson labelling the decision as “an outrage”.

“It really is an outrage when you’ve got people sleeping rough and gripped by poverty that people are indulging in this conspicuous consumption,” he said to The Mirror .

“They are as far as it’s possible to be from being real normal people. No one else gets their wedding paid for by the public purse and they’ve got the resources to do it themselves.”

Other people have vented their frustrations over Twitter as well.

They really do treat us like fools don’t they. I’m sure all those people who have had their disability entitlement unfairly removed will be delighted to contribute to another member of this family of benefit recipients. I don’t even know who she is????‍♂️ https://t.co/uGZvd9KTar

— James Dornan SNP (@glasgowcathcart) August 19, 2018

Public services have faced cuts after cuts, disabled people are being subjecting to Orwellian tests to claim paltry benefits & rough sleeping is on the rise. Yet the public face £2million bill for security costs for Princess Eugenie’s wedding. It’s utterly unconscionable #Royals

— Dee Mc (@dmcwrite) August 17, 2018

#princesseugenie

its a joke pic.twitter.com/l7gyrvVpiS

— andrewjoy (@andrewjoy50) August 19, 2018

Princess Eugenie is an obscure ninth in line to the throne, and carries out no royal duties. Her groom-to-be is a brand ambassador for George Clooney’s tequila company Casamigos ???? 2 million about to be wasted yet again by those parasites #wedeservebetter #DissolveTheUnion pic.twitter.com/pJnN6F0jPX

— Eve Nicol (@EveObsidianRose) August 19, 2018

Dear Princess Eugenie, delighted at news of your nuptials but have you heard there are over 120,000 working homeless families in our kingdom. Please b a kind princess & donate the £2m we are paying for your wedding to these unfortunate families.

— Esme Hornbeam (@esme_hornbeam) August 19, 2018

What do you think of the cost of Princess Eugenie’s royal wedding? Should tax payers be required to foot the bill? Tell us in a comment.

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