Royal Wedding Collection (#10)

Lady Fermoy, Yehudi Menuhin and the Mayor of Kings Lynn

The Queen and Prince Albert on their return from the sacred ceremony, on the 10th February 1840 The ceremony was held at St James Palace

The Duke of York and his bride with the bridesmaids Back row, left to right, Princess Alexander of Edinburgh, Princess Victoria of Schleswig-Holstein, Princess Victoria of Edinburgh

Royal Wedding. Last minute preparations are going ahead in London this morning to make everything ready for the Royal Wedding tomorrow. Laying down the red carpet at Westminster Abbey this morning

Sarah Spencer, 3, who will present the going away bouquet to the Duchess of Kent
Sarah Spencer, 3, who will present the " going away " bouquet to the Duchess of Kent. 28 November 1934

A wedding gift to Princess Elizabeth and Phillip Mountbatten from the USA - a beautiful collection of fine American glassware, presented by American statesmen, diplomats etc. 17th November 1947

Park House Sandringham, Lady Diana Spencer grew up here

The wedding of Lady Louise Mountbatten and the Crown Prince of Sweden at the Chapel Royal, St Jamess Palace. Bride and Bridegroom after the ceremony. 3 November 1923

Royal Wedding. On the eve of the Royal Wedding Buckingham Palace has attracted many of Londons visitors every car that goes in and out of the Palace the crowds rush to see who is in it

Preparations for Princess Margarets wedding The new guard for Clarence House marches up the Mall under special equipment, which is being used to erect the poles

Princess Margaret and Antony Armstong - Jones during their marriage service with the Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Geoffrey Fisher at Westminster Abbey, London. 6th May 1960

Royal Wedding. The Irish State Coach seen from Grand Buildings, Trafalgar Square, swing towards Whitehall. 20 November 1947

The Royal Wedding, Dividing the Princess Beatrices Wedding Cake at the Barracks, Windsor Castle, Uk

Floral decorations, Bath, Somerset, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Union flags and spectators outside Houses of Parliament, during the marriage of Prince William to Kate Middleton, 29th April 2011, London, England, United Kingdom, Europe

London, Regent Street, Union Jack Flags marking the Royal Wedding of Prince William
UK, England, London, Regent Street, Union Jack Flags marking the Royal Wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton

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"London Celebrates Royal Wedding with Union Jack Decorations on Regent Street" The city of London is buzzing with excitement as the much-anticipated royal wedding approaches. The streets are adorned with vibrant Union Jack decorations, creating a festive atmosphere that can be felt throughout the entire city. In 1923, HRH Princess Elizabeth and Lieutenant received remarkable wedding gifts from the people of Cornwall. These tokens of love and admiration symbolize the unity and support bestowed upon the royal couple by their loyal subjects. Looking back at history, we find ourselves captivated by iconic moments such as the front cover of The Illustrated London News Wedding Number in April 1923. This snapshot immortalizes a significant chapter in British royalty, reminding us of the grandeur and elegance associated with these joyous occasions. Buckingham Palace stands tall and majestic as it prepares to host yet another magnificent royal wedding. Over time, this historic venue has witnessed countless unions between members of noble families, each one adding to its rich tapestry of love stories. One such memorable event was the marriage between Duchess of York in 1923 (1935). A timeless photograph captures her radiant beauty on this momentous day—a true testament to everlasting love transcending time itself. Reflecting further into history reveals more enchanting tales like Princess Louise's union with Marquis Lorne in 1871 (1901). Though created by an unknown artist, this image speaks volumes about romance and commitment that stood strong even amidst changing times. Prince Michael of Kent and Prince William Gloucester also shared their special day within these hallowed halls. Their weddings added new chapters to Buckingham Palace's legacy while showcasing how love knows no boundaries or titles—it simply unites hearts. Another notable union took place when The Duke of Edinburgh married Grand Duchess Marie Alexandrovna—an extraordinary merging of cultures that brought together two great nations through matrimony.