Another day, another Royal wedding.

It seems that Britain's most famous family just can't stop tying the knot. Princess Eugenie, the ninth in line to the throne, has married her  partner Jack Brooksbank at St George's Chapel in Windsor.

The ceremony was watched by the Queen and other royals, as well as celebrities including Cara Delevingne and Robbie Williams.

Her wedding to Brooksbank, a drinks executive, took place at the same location where Prince Harry married Meghan Markle earlier this year.

But where there's a wedding, there's a way for ridiculous mishaps to happen.

Reporting the wedding on television, BBC News's subtitle team have made an unfortunate, but hilarious, blunder.

When a reporter remarked on Eugenie's "beautiful dress", the subtitles that appeared on screen did not match. Instead, the words "beautiful breasts" appeared on screen.

"The BBC's subtitles during a #RoyalWedding news report made QUITE the error.

"As Eugiene left the car a presenter said "what a beautiful dress."

"Unfortunately the subtitles said "What a beautiful breasts."

Originally tweeted by @Ollie_Bayliss, the screen grab has generated hilarious responses. 

With most subtitles being generated electronically these days, we're sure this isn't the last mishap we'll see.