Prince William and Princess Catherine mark 14 years of marriage with a sentimental journey to Scotland

On April 29, 2025, the Prince and Princess of Wales celebrated their 14th wedding anniversary by returning to the place where their love story first began—Scotland.

The royal couple, who met as students at the University of St Andrews in 2001, chose to commemorate the occasion with a quiet, reflective trip to the picturesque Isle of Mull and the nearby island of Iona.

Opting for a private and low-key celebration, William and Catherine stayed in a self-catering cottage nestled in Mull’s rugged landscape. They spent time exploring the colorful village of Tobermory and connecting with local food artisans and community groups.

A significant part of their visit focused on environmental conservation efforts—an issue close to both their hearts—as they discussed sustainable practices with island residents.

This trip held deeper meaning as it followed a challenging chapter in their lives. In March 2024, Princess Catherine publicly shared her cancer diagnosis and her experience undergoing preventive chemotherapy.

While she has largely remained out of the public eye during her recovery, she has stayed involved in their charitable endeavors.

The Scotland visit not only symbolized a personal retreat but also served as the launchpad for a new Royal Foundation initiative supporting rural community spaces.

Returning to Scotland for this milestone underscores the couple’s enduring bond and mutual resilience. It’s a touching nod to their past, a reaffirmation of their shared values, and a testament to their commitment—both to each other and to the causes they champion together.