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Queen Victoria's Wedding Dress

Queen Victoria’s wedding dress is a powerful symbol of what she would refer to in her journal as the ‘happiest day of my life’. Most probably, it represents more than any other item of clothing or object, the Queen’s identity as a royal bride. Certainly, she chose to wear it again in 1847, when she was painted in her wedding attire by the fashionable portraitist Franz Xaver Winterhalter…
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Princess Eugenie's wedding dress to go on display at Windsor Castle

The wedding dress of Princess Eugenie is to go on display at Windsor Castle next month. Jack Brooksbank’s wedding outfit will also be displayed alongside his wife’s dress from 1st March until Monday 22nd April. Peter Pilotto and Christopher De Vos designed the dress. The duo owns the label Peter Pilotto. To create the item, the designers looked back at previous Royal Wedding gowns…
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British royal wedding gowns through the years

Come a royal wedding, millions around the world tune in to see the happy couple tie the knot. While everyone is excited for the pair, there might be one thing that outshines the day –  the bridal gown. For months people speculate about what the bride-to-be is going to wear. From Queen Elizabeth II to Princess Eugenie, here is a history of the royal bridal gown. Britten weddings have put…
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Bringing Queen Victoria's wedding to life

It’s one of the most famous events in royal history, and now the wedding of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert is being brought to life once more. A new TV programme, presented by historian Lucy Worsley, will reconstruct the marriage that began years of happiness for a young couple and changed the idea of royal weddings forever. Every aspect of the celebrations, represented at the time by…
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