Meghan’s mother Doria spent the evening
before the Royal Wedding with her daughter at Cliveden House Hotel.
The pair arrived yesterday evening looking happy and relaxed. Last
night, Doria was able to spend some quality time with Meghan before
she takes part in today’s historic wedding. What do we know about
Doria Ragland, mother of the bride? Sixty-one-year-old Doria hails
from Ohio in…
We know all about the Americans who
married into royal families. However, there are some royals who
were born as citizens of the United States. Harry and Meghan’s son,
Archie, was born the same way, as he was automatically a US citizen
by birth through his mother since…
We have heard a lot in the past week
about how Thomas Markle is sadly unable to attend the Royal Wedding
and he has been receiving a lot of negative press lately. Rather
than looking into negative rumours, let’s have a look into Thomas
as a person and learn more about…
For those of us of a certain age, a Royal
Wedding really wouldn’t be complete without it. The special edition
Ladybird book that accompanied big events like royal weddings was a
must have for school children everywhere – even if you didn’t want
it, your…
Praised by Alexander Pope in his Moral
Essays as possessing a ‘proud alcove’ in which one might happily be
‘galant and gay’, the great house of Cliveden, Taplow, where Meghan
Markle spent the night before her wedding to Prince Harry, was
visited by Queen Victoria in 1866, who stayed as guest of the
Duchess of Sutherland from 26 May to 5 June. It was not the first
time she had visited…
Royal wedding dresses aren’t just about
what the bride wants to wear. While the woman in white has a big
say in the design, her dream dress also has to fit the rather regal
occasion which will see her and her intended say ‘I do’. Autumn
Kelly and Zara Phillips both had…
Given the inseparable links between music
and the British Monarchy, it naturally follows that the music
chosen for royal weddings reflected both the importance of the
occasion as well as the personal taste of the monarch. Whether it
was the splendour of Handel’s marriage anthem ‘Sing unto God’ for
the wedding of Frederick, Prince of Wales in 1736 or the Chorale
composed by Prince Albert…
