British Royals

Which Royals Missed Princess Eugenie's Wedding?

Now that Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank are officially married let’s take a look at the royal guestlist and find out who was missing and why. Duchess of Cornwall The most senior royal to miss Princess Eugenie’s wedding was Camilla. It was announced earlier in the week that the Duchess of Cornwall would miss the ceremony due to previously scheduled engagements in Scotland today, so…
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British RoyalsThe Yorks

Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank use Scottish State Carriage for procession

Newlyweds Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank will take a short carriage ride through Windsor following their wedding this morning, departing in the Scottish State Coach from St. George’s Chapel. The couple was due to ride in an open landau, but with the poor weather and high winds, it was decided this morning that the Scottish State Coach would be used instead. The Scottish State Coach was…
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British RoyalsThe Yorks

Princess Eugenie's traditional wedding band

Princess Eugenie’s wedding band is the latest in a long line of bands made from a nugget of Welsh gold gifted to the Queen Mother in 1923. The gold comes from the Clogau St. David’s gold mine in Wales. Other royal brides who have wedding bands made from the nugget…
British RoyalsThe Yorks

It's Amaia Arrieta of Amaia Kids for Princess Eugenie's Bridesmaids and Pageboys

Princess Eugenie’s and Jack Brooksbank’s bridesmaids and pageboys are wearing outfits designed by Amaia Arrieta of Amaia Kids, with elements incorporated into the design – sashes and hair bands – reflecting the artwork of Mark Bradford, which is featured on the Order of Service. The bridal party includes many of Princess Eugenie’s young cousins: Prince George, Princess Charlotte…
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British RoyalsPrince & Princess of WalesThe Sussexes

Princes William and Harry officially open 2018 Illegal Wildlife Trade Conference

Prince William and Prince Harry hosted a reception at St. James’s Palace last night ahead of the opening of the 2018 Illegal Wildlife Trade Conference, which will be held in London from 11-12 October. Nearly 80 countries around the world are involved in the Conference, with heads of states, ministers and other government officials taking part in talks. The objectives of the Illegal Wildlife…
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