Thanks Beebs, I agree that Charles and Camilla's choices around their wedding really worked. The feeling was that the point was to be married to each other rather than to have a ceremony of pomp for a second wedding.
They still had a big wedding blessing at St George’s, Windsor. I like what she wore to the registry office wedding, and I thought the long coat dress she wore to the church service, was perfect. It ticked all the boxes.
Camilla's wedding ensemble is my favourite royal look of all time! The silvery blue coat-dress is so chic and romantic, and the feathered headpiece brought just enough drama to really elevate the look. I'm a massive fan of Camilla's style despite our age difference, and if I ever get married, hers is the style that I'd probably be looking to emulate. She looked fabulous 😍
Well said. I thought she looked stunning in that outfit. Very elegant. It coordinated with the feather in her hair and beautifully complimented her complexion and hair colour. Charles looked dashing, too. Best of all they both looked relaxed and happy. The group photograph of them is lovely. Everyone seemed well-pleased.😊 Indeed a memory to cherish.
Completely agree. I think it was about the marriage for C&C & everything else was a bonus. At first I wasn't thrilled with Camilla but think she has worked hard to just be a wife & supporter of Charles & the Monarchy 😊
I'm so glad you included Camilla here! Her approach to the wedding to Charles changed my opinion of her, and them, quite a lot at the time. They were both radiant. Phillip Treacy is a genius.
I don't think Megan not wearing white for her wedding, and not having huge fanfare, would have helped in the long run. Why? Because she is just not likeable. She's a liar, a poser, and thinks so highly of herself...so self involved. Nope, nothing would have helped. Her true self came through.
I LOVED loved loved Camilla's wedding dress, so tasteful, so suited for her and her age, just stunning, she's a style icon to me as much as Princess Catherine.
I loved the grey/icy blue outfit Camilla wore, I thought it was absolutely gorgeous for a second wedding. As for Markle's dress LOL wearing a very pure white for her 3rd time down the aisle and one that didn't even fit her (like all of her clothes) - I 💯% agree with her Majesty questioning her choice. Catherine, The Princess of Wales dress was absolute perfection right down to the fit. Diana's dress was beautiful, it was the 80's, everything was big and pouffy! Being married myself in 1984, my dress was a cross between Diana's and Fergie's. More the style of Diana's but made with white satin like Fergie's. Hey, it was the times! Lol
Queen Camilla was beautifully dressed on her wedding day. They both looked so happy. Finally together. Pr8ncess Elizabeth was stunning! I love all wedding dress videos!
Funny, I have always hated that one. The stuffed puffy sleeves and the standing collar cut wide enough to make her neck look thick. A giant nope from me. 👎🏽
I agree her wedding dress did suit her perfectly! There were two fabric stores in Pitt Street Sydney (Australia) at the time - Griegs and Hendersons sadly both closed now - Hendersons specialised in wedding fabric - they had a replica of Anne’s wedding dress displayed in their front window the next day - pattern makers and seamstresses stayed up all night to get it made - you don’t see that anymore! @@DavinaWilson58
I totally agree. Princess Anne’s first wedding dress was stunning. It looks very plain and simple but has a beautiful embroidered train that comes from the shoulders but it doesn’t really show up that well. I was lucky enough to see it when it was in an exhibition in Chester and it is fabulous.
Queen Camilla looked absolutely stunning on her wedding day, her outfit was perfect. Why the ex yacht girl wore stark white was a bloody joke, scarlet would have been a more suitable colour for her. The Princess of Wales was beautiful, her dress was gorgeous such a perfect classy dress. Diana’s dress was too fussy for my liking, it was the fashion of that era she looked beautiful.
I agree with the dress Diana wore. When I first saw it, I was like "... that's it? It's...poofy, I guess?" Well, of course I was very young and haven't seen the wedding live. I, in fact, only rememeber bits of the funeral. But still, even years later, I don't like Diana's dress. But I absolutely adore the dress of Grace Kelley. Dress and the hairstyle. This woman was really pretty. Only the Princess of Wales tops this. 😊
Camilla dresses beautifully-she always looks impeccably turned out, perfectly tailored and appropriate for the occasion. I know she has the money, but even when she's dressing down, she always looks great. And she has magnificent tiara hair!
@michanone I'm a bit older than Diana-that dress was very much every little girl's dream princessy dress, and to me it was the choice of someone who was very young and hadn't quite settled on a style of dress. Ornate frilly and fussy outfits were part of the "new romantic" era of that time, but it does look very dated now.
What a nice look-book. I LOVE the late Queen’s dress - it’s just so special and unique. Catherine’s dress set the tone for her royal fashion style - timeless, elegant, and unflappably gorgeous. Let’s be real, Meghan would never have been happy with “small and understated.” Her mission was to outshine Catherine (Fail!) and to try to erase her past and age.
A fitting comment. (Oh shucks, pun in no way intended.) It's unfortunate that the dress did not hold up to the passage of time. But so many people have treasured memories of that wedding. I remember my mother was glued to the TV screen. She was over the moon for Diana. I hope the two of them have afternoon tea in heaven now.
My mother’s wedding dress looked very much like Grace Kellys. Almost identical bodice & veil, shorter sleeves, and only tea length. My mom got married in 1951.
The story about women sending QEII their vouchers for her wedding dress was so cute! It would make sense that they loved her, knowing that she willingly contributed to the war efforts in her own way. I can't imagine MM inspiring the same devotion in other people, what with her attitude.
Loved Camillas coat dress, it was so beautiful , especially with the feather head piece. I would like to see more of Beatrices wedding dress it was so romantic. Even though my teen years consisted of ruffled blouses, head bands worn across the forehead and shoulder pads , lol, I though Dianas wedding dress was awful. She was totally swamped by it
Totally agree about Diana's dress. I was looking forward to seeing it and it came as a major disappointment. Her hair also flopped with all the weight and ruined that iconic Lady Di look.
If you get the chance Beebs, please include Lady Sarah Armstrong-Jones' (Princess Margaret's daughter) wedding dress by Jasper Conran. It's one of my favourites and is beautiful 😍
Princess Margaret on her wedding day with her hairstyle, tiara and dress was breathtaking in it's perfect fusion of 1960s modernity and old school elegance.
For me, Elizabeth's wedding dress is simply perfect and the most beautiful dress of them all (I just love embroidery so much). That being said, she had a gorgeous figure to fill the dress, with beautiful proportions, so the dress and bride worked together perfectly for a stunning look.
Yeah, right. Meghan claimed she was going to "modernize" the monarchy. but right off the bat, she retreated to a totally inappropriate traditional first bride outfit even though she had already been married once or twice. Sorry Meghan, "modern" doesn't mean ridiculously tacky.
could you send me pls the source where have you from, she is married for third time? Beebs toldit too in this vid. I would lie to see source, because I also heard this "hoax". thanks
H&M were offered a smaller wedding in a gorgeous chapel (I believe in Scotland), but they did *not* want that; they *wanted* the "show" and actually demanded it. Had H&M been the sort to truly want a smaller ceremony, they would've been a different sort of couple, and would've definitely been seen differently. Unfortunately, they are who they are. Btw, Catherine's dress has been my absolutely favorite dress (so far), though Queen Elizabeth's is absolutely gorgeous and is a *very* close second.
Megan’s dress was a prime example of her idea of her own self worth. It was obvious just what kind of person that she is by going over the top on her third wedding. I was surprised too by how she and Harry went straight to Hollywood for her idea of being a a superstar. I had been under the impression that they would go to Africa to do charity work but I have the idea that Harry was probably surprised by this also.
it was also to spite the late Queen, who had said, no white, no veil, so of course, she wore the whitest white and the long train, which ended up not matching the dress, and the dress itself was not the one approved by the Queen, that is why it did not fit and looked a mess on the day, and who can forget the hairdo that fell out of the tiara. This is what we call a 'self own' - and now we know why Queen Elizabeth had that expression on her face during the ceremony (additionally, Meghan purposefully did not curtsy as an additional snub)
When they said that they wanted to leave the UK, the RF (I think it was mostly William or the Queen but not 100% sure on that one) asked them if they wanted to live in Africa to work with charities but Harry and Meghan refused.
@@KeiPalaceRumor has it she did curtsey but there weren't any good pictures of it. Supposedly she curtseyed in the same area that Eugenie did but again no pictures.
@@KeiPalace That was what I heard, that Queen Elizabeth had approved a dress for Meghan but that was not what she wore. Harry took Meghan to Africa on a date and went camping. The first night they spent in the wild with a tent. Meghan insisted they move to a Glamping outfit which had huge tents, furniture, and staff. I don't see Meghan out in a sleeping bag with hauling everything in back packs and cooking over a fire.
When I first saw Princess Graces wedding dress I fell in love with it . Fast forward to Catherine and it did remind me of Graces not just the lace but the neckline and the bustier but I love the bottom fit the veil tiara elegant perfect. Queen Camilla’s dress for the blessing I thought was perfect. HLMTQS dress absolutely gorgeous the fringe tiara is my favorite that wedding dress is impeccable as was she !
Might have misheard (tend to listen while occupying myself with chores) but I thought Princess Anne did wear a tiara, the Queen Mary’s fringe. In fact, that would be an interesting topic to cover, both of Anne’s wedding as both had very different approaches.
Of all the royal brides, taking into consideration age and circumstances, Camilla was beautiful - her whole appearance, appropriate attire but the outfit was totally stunning. Also it has stood the test of time (I will not draw comparisons)
Really enjoyed this. Don't know if you've already covered it, but one of my favourite wedding dresses was Lady Sarah Chatto's. Very simple and beautiful material. Also the Duchess of Kent's dress was lovely, very much of it's time but quite grand.
Grace Kelly's wedding gown was absolutely spectacular. The design and intricate, ultra feminine details were brilliantly executed. Another favorite of mine is Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden. Her gown fit like a glove and was so unique and super glamorous. It's my all time favorite because of its elegant simplicity but also because she radiated such joy on her wedding day as she glided down the aisle. Happy New Year, all!🥂🥳🎉
Beebs, maybe you could do an edition of the older wedding dresses. Queen Victoria was said to be the first to wear white for her wedding, which is why we all still to this day wear white. Also, Mary of Tech (Queen Mary), Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother (personally I really dislike it, but it was the style of the time). I’d love to hear your take on some of the older looks.
That was a perfect summary of some of the most beautiful wedding gowns. The gown Princess Elizabeth wore was the standout for me. I really loved Anne’s first wedding dress and I thought Sarah Ferguson had a gorgeous dress as well. Camilla’s dresses were beautiful and a great diplomatic choice. Her respect for the Church, the People and the Crown were embodied by her choices.
I know I'm in the minority here, but I've never been a fan of Grace Kelly's wedding dress. Grace Kelly was obviously one of the most beautiful women on earth, but in my opinion, the top part of the dress was just a mismatch to the bottom: tightly-fitted lace meets giant bell skirt, visually held together by a cummerbund. Of course, in many churches, cathedrals, and abbeys, it is required that women have their shoulders covered, and I agree with that. It's not the Moulin Rouge. It's a solemn religious ceremony and should be respected as such. My favorite wedding dress of all time was Catherine, The Princess of Wales's dress. Sarah Burton and the designers at Alexander McQueen absolutely knocked it out of the park with the dress's perfect combination of elegance, modernity, and femininity. It was beautiful, unpretentious, and regal. Her dress continues to blow everyone else's dress away, including my own. I got up that morning to watch the ceremony live from here in Texas, and the TV commentators were beside themselves. Catherine truly was a vision. My least favorite, for obvious reasons, was meg-nut's. Wearing a blinding neon white dress, a veil that stretched across the UK, and a viciously-argued-about tiara for her THIRD trip down the aisle was a big ol' middle finger to the late Queen, the royal family, and the entire institution and customs of the British monarchy. But then again, that's how that hateful narcissist rolls.
Sarah Ferguson dress was the best dressed I've ever seen her and beautiful. In fact I would put it as my number one dress, followed closely by Catherine's dress and then the late Queen's
Man, Grace Kelly really did her name justice. I've known of her, but being younger and not much into movies, I didn't have a clear picture of her. What a beautiful, elegant lady. And I hear she was graceful in her character, too. Just pure class. The old breed of hollywood actors. Camilla looked absolutely lovely. Age-appropriate, yet still bridal and glamorous, festive. Queen Elizabeth looked absolutely stunning on her wedding day, too, and I mean, she was such a beautiful woman all her life. Even in her old age, the bright colours, she always looked lovely. I know this video is about brides, but can we also give the drop-dead gorgeous Prince Philip some praise? What a dapper bridegroom. Can you imagine such a fine specimen awaiting you at the end of the aisle?
Camilla really is thoughtful and humble. I think that her choice to wear hats is further evidence that her priority is the love she shares with King Charles. She looked gorgeous, too.
Great analysis of the circumstances surrounding the wedding of Charles and Camilla. The biggest sign of Camilla’s desire to marry Charles rather than to join the Royal Family (and an indication of bowing to popular feeling in Britain at the time) was the fact that she never used the Princess of Wales title, instead using the secondary title Duchess of Cornwall. Diana was only a princess by marriage and, as far as I know, she should have lost that designation once divorced, except I guess the Queen allowed her to keep the Princess style as a courtesy…? I think the relative reputations of Camilla and Diana have undergone quite a shift in the last 20 years….
@9:18, The look on M's face says it all. The evil, wicked bride. Queen Elizabeth looked so gorgeous in her gown! Hers is one of my favorites. Though the bust of the dress was not well-fitted, but now I know why. Did you know that Queen Victoria started the who deal of a special, white dress for one's wedding? Prior to that, one wore one's nicest, best dress, no matter the colour, when one married, but the "wedding dress" as a distinct separate piece for one's wedding started with Victoria.
If anyone is interested, there is a historical novel called The Gown by Jennifer Robson that is all about the seamstresses who made Queen Elizabeth’s wedding gown! Wonderful read! I just loved Princess Catherine’s wedding gown and Queen Camilla’s blue embroidered outfit! Stunning 🥰
The facts that Megan only had her Mother at her wedding. No Father, no brother or sisters, no nieces or nephews. That was a massive red flag. If you can't pull it together with your relatives for your wedding day, you have some really big issues.
Thank you for the lovely video, the thing all these dresses have in common is that they are also modest which allows you to appreciate the actual bride rather than the dress and the dress designer IMO. With Harry & the Meg's wedding, at the time, it wouldn't have made much difference if it was more low key, there was a little grumbling on the cost but only from the usual anti-monarchy quarters which didn't have anything to do with H & M this was par for the course and would have been like Christmas without bloating had it not happened (just plain odd) basically no one begrudged them their big day and it was low key in that it was not made a bank holiday which Charles & Diana's and William & Catherine's were as they were deemed state occasions as they were / are future monarchs the main controversy with H & M at the time as I remember it was that it was scheduled for the FA Cup final weekend and that DID NOT go down well (think Super Bowl weekend) this is another episode of recollections varying because at the time of the wedding both public and press saw the Meg as a great asset to the family and the country how little we knew..... later on we definitely wanted our money back.
I just wanted to add to what you said about the fact that the Tiara had snapped but I’m sure you know that the pearls which were gifted to her from her father were on the other side of London and one of the couriers had to with the crowds of people go get the pearls and bring them back to her! Well I guess it brought her blessings because there marriage lasted 73 years bless them, Margrets dress was simple but elegant if Meghan followed an elegant dress like Camilla I agree it would have been more appropriate!
I've loved most of the royal wedding looks. Some great choices were made and most of them capture the style of their respective era without looking too dated. My personal favourite is the Queen's. I'm an elder millennial and it's the sort of dress my gran wore to get married in the late 40s. I love the strong-shoulder, cinched waist, full skirt look of that era and the silk/satin usually used for those gowns was gorgeous. Meg's dress could have looked so much better had it been made of a softer fabric and properly fitted. On that note, just wanted to mention that I think pretty much the whole of the UK (the royalists at least) were excited about H & M's wedding and didn't begrudge them the extravagant event they had. At that time, we were all looking forward to the era of the "Fab Four". However, as you point out, it wasn't to be... Please cover Princess Margaret's and the more recent royal brides' dresses 😊
God, how stunningly beautiful Grace Kelly was! Surely one of the most beautiful women ever. I loved her wedding dress, but let’s face it that woman would have looked good in a sack. I think both of Camilla’s wedding outfits were lovely, extremely flattering and appropriate for an older lady. She has a lot of style. Re Haz and The Meg, THE worst thing they ever did was to rubbish the royal family. I don’t remember anybody criticising their wedding (except people who don’t like the monarchy and/or big weddings) prior to the Oprah interview. But they burned their bridges behind them and now everything they do or did is judged harshly.
My mother had Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip paper dolls. She was a little girl when they got married and was in awe of all the coverage, even here in the US. She still grumbles about her mother throwing them away after she graduated high school and went off to nursing school. lol
Camilla has become prettier as she’s aged. I love what she wore for their ceremonies. Grace Kelly’s dress is my all time favorite wedding dress. Phillip was so handsome. Really a fairytale prince appearance. Elizabeth Taylor’s first wedding dress is also an incredibly beautiful one. And I love the story of Princess Beatrice modifying one of Granny’s dresses.
That Jordanian wedding from a few months ago. Do that dress! The ceremony dress, not that big, ballgown thing. I’ve never liked slim-skirted wedding dresses. Always felt that was better left for New Years Eve sorta things. But my god that woman’s ceremony dress stopped me in my tracks. It was devastating. I have never seen a better looking bride.
Fun fact to add to the details about Princess Elizabeth using rationing coupons for her dress: There were 12 wedding cakes, some contributed by Commonwealth countries. Because food was still scarce in Britain for years after the war, most of the ingredients for the principal cake were donated by the Girl Guides of Australia, where we had no such food shortages. The crates of ingredients, including eggs and butter, took a month to arrive in Britain by sea. Elizabeth’s wedding really was a worldwide event.
Although not the first to wear white for her wedding, Queen Victoria is widely credited for kicking off the trend of wearing white, for royals and non royals. Images exist of the dress. Not sure if the dress itself is inspiring anyone today, it's very 1840.
Of the brides you covered here, my favorite dress was Princess Elizabeth’s. I’m also partial to Princess Eugeine’s, Princess Beatrice’s, and Zara Tindall’s.
I'd love to see different Royal families. Being a Spaniard it would be nice to hear your take on our queen's dress, Letizia, made by Pertegaz, or queen Sphia, then a princess of Greece. For instance.
Grace Kelly's bridal skirt (her dress broke down into three parts - bodice, cummerbund,and skirt) was a feat of engineering! The fabric needed to be stout enough to hold the unusual shape. The undergarments necessary for the shape were interesting. As unique and photogenic as it was, I can understand not wanting the shape. Queen Elizabeth's gown was made from Chinese silk because Japanese silk was out of the question after WWII. Hartnell knew the silk wasn't as sturdy as Japanese silk, but there was no other option. I have no idea where I got that info. I was a bridal consultant for several years and have read more on bridal gowns than I care to admit. 😆 Personally, I've always loved Princess Margaret's wedding dress. It had to be big to give visual balast to the mighty Politmore tiara. Princess Anne's first wedding dress ranks as my favorite fantasy-inspired. Those sleeves! Those seams!
Really enjoyed the look at more historical items more than ones from say the last 20 years, just seemed very refreshing! Camilla's outfits were perfect for the occasion.
How lovely! Thank you Beebs! What a treat. I love seeing these iconic dresses, even though we've seen them many times before. I can distinctly remember watching Charles and Diana's wedding, for hours and hours! The anticipation of what Diana's dress would look like was thrilling. She was so beloved that she could have worn a potato sack and everyone would have swooned! In the moment, the collective sighs on seeing her dress was very much an approving nod back at her. That being said, looking at it now, it is so much over the top that it seems ridiculous. Keep in mind, that was the 80s so everything was big and puffy, from shoulder pads, bangs, hair, puffy sleeves, and fashion in general was "too much" fabric and fluff and puff. I'm still in shock right now, seeing her POP out of that carriage and she looks almost clownish as all the volumes of fabric emerges all wrinkled and creased from being stuffed into the carriage. That alone would have made me a nervous wreck. But, she was marrying the future King of England. so that in itself must have been consoling. I'd love to see more examples of recent celebrity brides that have worn more than one dress for their weddings, like Catherine and Meghan. I've only seen a couple of photos of either bride and I would love to see more! Cheers Beebs!
After the wedding she was Princess Elizabeth, Duchess of Edinburgh. Honorable mention Princess Eugenie not hiding her back surgery scar due to scoliosis. Princess Beatrice “recycled” a dress from the Queen’s closet. Zara Philips had a beautiful dress, it was perfect for her. Love royal weddings.
Morning Beebs..I love all the dresses but the Queen’s dress is my most favourite because it was symbolic and she wanted to send a message of hope and happiness after the war …she had flora from across the commonwealth embroidered on her dress but didn’t know about the four leaf clover ..how sweet ❤ also as the UK were still on rations I know that we Aussie’s sent over dried fruits for her wedding cake as they were hard to get also…another great episode x
Please consider covering the bridal dresses of Americans. I adore Jackie Kennedys dress when she married the 1st time. There have also been several other dresses that I think are worth covering, Trish Nixon for one.
Princess Elizabeth’s dress is my hands down favorite. I have always just absolutely loved it and think it was PERFECTION! I also adored Queen Camilla’s blue gown (and up until now, I thought the overcoat was Gold!!!!). Princess of Wales, Catherine’s is my next favorite. Oh I forgot to say, no, I don’t think a more humble wedding would have helped Hazmat Hazelnut Harry and Moaning Malicious Meghan by much. There problems really seemed to start after the wedding and it was about how entitled and lazy they acted right away. They were constantly jetting off for vacations every other week, skipping appearances and doing almost no work. Then there was all of the secretive, sketchy things they were doing and the whining press releases.
Grace Kelly’s dress is my favorite, followed by Beatrice, Anne, Eugenie, & Catherine. I believe Catherine’s is very nice and perfect for her, but that a lot of what makes it special are details that don’t show up well on TV.
I saw the Queen Camilla wedding dress at an exhibition in London it was beautiful, the details were stunning. I suggest you have a look at the video on youtube. The exhibition was at V&A around 9 years ago. I don't remember if the Queen Elizabeth dress was there, I remembered that I saw her dress but I'm not if it was at fashion exhibition at Kensington Palace or at V&A
The Meg didn't care what people might think. Remember "What that woman wants, that woman gets. There was no way she would settle for anything less than what Catherine had.
It just goes to show that QE2 went above and beyond to make the meg feel welcome in the RF by letting a divorcee have the big church wedding, wear white and a tiara to just have it thrown back in her face with all the lies and accusations!! Queen Camilla looked divine on her wedding day, thought so then and still do 😍
Thanks Beebs, I agree that Charles and Camilla's choices around their wedding really worked. The feeling was that the point was to be married to each other rather than to have a ceremony of pomp for a second wedding.
They still had a big wedding blessing at St George’s, Windsor. I like what she wore to the registry office wedding, and I thought the long coat dress she wore to the church service, was perfect. It ticked all the boxes.
I thought Catherine's wedding dress was beautiful, she looked fabulous.
Less is more. She looked perfect.
@@maiaallman4635 I agree with you.
Catherine's dress is one of the most perfect wedding dresses I've ever seen. She looked absolutely gorgeous.
I also loved the dress she wore for the evening reception. I thought she looked so soft and romantic that you just wanted to hug her. Lucky William.
Well I am going to be unpopular here but I did not like Catherine’s dress. I thought it looked like Princess Grace dress from the 1950’s.
I find Queen Camilla very sensible.
Camilla's wedding ensemble is my favourite royal look of all time! The silvery blue coat-dress is so chic and romantic, and the feathered headpiece brought just enough drama to really elevate the look. I'm a massive fan of Camilla's style despite our age difference, and if I ever get married, hers is the style that I'd probably be looking to emulate. She looked fabulous 😍
I agree, she is great and has very good style.
Well said. I thought she looked stunning in that outfit. Very elegant. It coordinated with the feather in her hair and beautifully complimented her complexion and hair colour. Charles looked dashing, too. Best of all they both looked relaxed and happy. The group photograph of them is lovely. Everyone seemed well-pleased.😊 Indeed a memory to cherish.
Completely agree. I think it was about the marriage for C&C & everything else was a bonus. At first I wasn't thrilled with Camilla but think she has worked hard to just be a wife & supporter of Charles & the Monarchy 😊
Camilla has best hats and head pieces in the entire family. I like that she kept it appropriate.
her hair! so magnificent! @@kakacoco5
I thought Camilla was the height of elegance and so appropriate for a second wedding. She shows such class!
I'm so glad you included Camilla here! Her approach to the wedding to Charles changed my opinion of her, and them, quite a lot at the time. They were both radiant. Phillip Treacy is a genius.
There was no way The Meg would have gone an understated wedding. She wanted all the pomp and circumstance.
And yet she labelled it a 'spectacle' .
Megga wanted the tiara moment and wouldn't settle for anything else. A trainwreck from the jump. Not a humble bone in her body.
Big or small wedding, doesn’t mean much, it’s all the other disgusting backstabbing..
I don't think Megan not wearing white for her wedding, and not having huge fanfare, would have helped in the long run. Why? Because she is just not likeable. She's a liar, a poser, and thinks so highly of herself...so self involved. Nope, nothing would have helped. Her true self came through.
I LOVED loved loved Camilla's wedding dress, so tasteful, so suited for her and her age, just stunning, she's a style icon to me as much as Princess Catherine.
Camilla’s wedding outfits are the nicest I’ve ever seen for women in her age group, she looked lovely. Her headpiece and hat, stunning.
I loved the grey/icy blue outfit Camilla wore, I thought it was absolutely gorgeous for a second wedding. As for Markle's dress LOL wearing a very pure white for her 3rd time down the aisle and one that didn't even fit her (like all of her clothes) - I 💯% agree with her Majesty questioning her choice. Catherine, The Princess of Wales dress was absolute perfection right down to the fit. Diana's dress was beautiful, it was the 80's, everything was big and pouffy! Being married myself in 1984, my dress was a cross between Diana's and Fergie's. More the style of Diana's but made with white satin like Fergie's. Hey, it was the times! Lol
Queen Camilla was beautifully dressed on her wedding day. They both looked so happy. Finally together. Pr8ncess Elizabeth was stunning!
I love all wedding dress videos!
Anne’s first wedding dress and veil was stellar! ❤️❤️❤️
Funny, I have always hated that one. The stuffed puffy sleeves and the standing collar cut wide enough to make her neck look thick. A giant nope from me. 👎🏽
@@spiritmatter1553it’s a very 1970’s look. It was a type of Juliet gown. It seemed to suit her at the time.
It was absolutely breathtaking and suited her perfectly! I loved it!
I agree her wedding dress did suit her perfectly! There were two fabric stores in Pitt Street Sydney (Australia) at the time - Griegs and Hendersons sadly both closed now - Hendersons specialised in wedding fabric - they had a replica of Anne’s wedding dress displayed in their front window the next day - pattern makers and seamstresses stayed up all night to get it made - you don’t see that anymore! @@DavinaWilson58
I totally agree. Princess Anne’s first wedding dress was stunning. It looks very plain and simple but has a beautiful embroidered train that comes from the shoulders but it doesn’t really show up that well. I was lucky enough to see it when it was in an exhibition in Chester and it is fabulous.
Queen Camilla looked absolutely stunning on her wedding day, her outfit was perfect. Why the ex yacht girl wore stark white was a bloody joke, scarlet would have been a more suitable colour for her. The Princess of Wales was beautiful, her dress was gorgeous such a perfect classy dress. Diana’s dress was too fussy for my liking, it was the fashion of that era she looked beautiful.
I always preferred Fergies dress than Diana's.
@@SallyParslow Fergies was beautiful
I agree with the dress Diana wore.
When I first saw it, I was like "... that's it? It's...poofy, I guess?" Well, of course I was very young and haven't seen the wedding live. I, in fact, only rememeber bits of the funeral. But still, even years later, I don't like Diana's dress.
But I absolutely adore the dress of Grace Kelley. Dress and the hairstyle. This woman was really pretty.
Only the Princess of Wales tops this. 😊
Camilla dresses beautifully-she always looks impeccably turned out, perfectly tailored and appropriate for the occasion. I know she has the money, but even when she's dressing down, she always looks great. And she has magnificent tiara hair!
@michanone I'm a bit older than Diana-that dress was very much every little girl's dream princessy dress, and to me it was the choice of someone who was very young and hadn't quite settled on a style of dress. Ornate frilly and fussy outfits were part of the "new romantic" era of that time, but it does look very dated now.
What a nice look-book. I LOVE the late Queen’s dress - it’s just so special and unique. Catherine’s dress set the tone for her royal fashion style - timeless, elegant, and unflappably gorgeous. Let’s be real, Meghan would never have been happy with “small and understated.” Her mission was to outshine Catherine (Fail!) and to try to erase her past and age.
Every time I see that photo of MM coming out of the church all I see is the evil Ursula in Little Mermaid. Its something you can never un-see.
💯 agree…Megs WAS Ursula…from the evil smirk/smile and Charles Manson eyes to the coal dark hair and stark white wedding dress.
Omg I really see it. That smile is evil.
Princess Anne’s first wedding dress and the Duchess of York’s wedding dress are my favorites
In my opinion, Princess Diana’s wedding dress was so over the top and certainly not her. That dress wore her, she didn’t wear it.
A fitting comment. (Oh shucks, pun in no way intended.) It's unfortunate that the dress did not hold up to the passage of time. But so many people have treasured memories of that wedding. I remember my mother was glued to the TV screen. She was over the moon for Diana. I hope the two of them have afternoon tea in heaven now.
My mother’s wedding dress looked very much like Grace Kellys. Almost identical bodice & veil, shorter sleeves, and only tea length. My mom got married in 1951.
I love the shape of Grace's dress. The skirt looked like a bell.
The story about women sending QEII their vouchers for her wedding dress was so cute! It would make sense that they loved her, knowing that she willingly contributed to the war efforts in her own way. I can't imagine MM inspiring the same devotion in other people, what with her attitude.
Queen Elizabeth was stunning
I loved princess Beatrice's dress. And the sweet nod to the Queen
Loved Camillas coat dress, it was so beautiful , especially with the feather head piece. I would like to see more of Beatrices wedding dress it was so romantic. Even though my teen years consisted of ruffled blouses, head bands worn across the forehead and shoulder pads , lol, I though Dianas wedding dress was awful. She was totally swamped by it
Totally agree about Diana's dress. I was looking forward to seeing it and it came as a major disappointment. Her hair also flopped with all the weight and ruined that iconic Lady Di look.
I noticed that her hair ,more or less her bangs looked flat ,some one should have fixed it before she headed off to the church .
I would love to see more about the Princess Royal Anne's dress, which had medieval inspired sleeves! I've always thought it had such a unique look.
I liked everything about Grace Kelly's wedding dress except for the swimming cap headpiece.
If you get the chance Beebs, please include Lady Sarah Armstrong-Jones' (Princess Margaret's daughter) wedding dress by Jasper Conran. It's one of my favourites and is beautiful 😍
Oh mine too! It’s so elegant and timeless
@@chubbermommyYes and very romantic. The sort of dress I wish I could have afforded when I got married .
Camillas blue coat dress has always been my favourite of all the brides.
Princess Margaret on her wedding day with her hairstyle, tiara and dress was breathtaking in it's perfect fusion of 1960s modernity and old school elegance.
For me, Elizabeth's wedding dress is simply perfect and the most beautiful dress of them all (I just love embroidery so much). That being said, she had a gorgeous figure to fill the dress, with beautiful proportions, so the dress and bride worked together perfectly for a stunning look.
Yeah, right. Meghan claimed she was going to "modernize" the monarchy. but right off the bat, she retreated to a totally inappropriate traditional first bride outfit even though she had already been married once or twice. Sorry Meghan, "modern" doesn't mean ridiculously tacky.
By modernize she probably meant monetize with her leading the charge.
@@mrsterious5845 Bwahahaha! 🤣😝😋 You should write comedy scripts!
Markle looked ridiculous in that virgin white gown and veil .she was almost 40 trying to play at a pure & virgin first time bride
could you send me pls the source where have you from, she is married for third time? Beebs toldit too in this vid. I would lie to see source, because I also heard this "hoax". thanks
@@Bakoska Learn to Google. Geesh, you're lazy.
H&M were offered a smaller wedding in a gorgeous chapel (I believe in Scotland), but they did *not* want that; they *wanted* the "show" and actually demanded it. Had H&M been the sort to truly want a smaller ceremony, they would've been a different sort of couple, and would've definitely been seen differently. Unfortunately, they are who they are. Btw, Catherine's dress has been my absolutely favorite dress (so far), though Queen Elizabeth's is absolutely gorgeous and is a *very* close second.
Grace Kelly's has ALWAYS been my favorite.
Megan’s dress was a prime example of her idea of her own self worth. It was obvious just what kind of person that she is by going over the top on her third wedding. I was surprised too by how she and Harry went straight to Hollywood for her idea of being a a superstar. I had been under the impression that they would go to Africa to do charity work but I have the idea that Harry was probably surprised by this also.
it was also to spite the late Queen, who had said, no white, no veil, so of course, she wore the whitest white and the long train, which ended up not matching the dress, and the dress itself was not the one approved by the Queen, that is why it did not fit and looked a mess on the day, and who can forget the hairdo that fell out of the tiara. This is what we call a 'self own' - and now we know why Queen Elizabeth had that expression on her face during the ceremony (additionally, Meghan purposefully did not curtsy as an additional snub)
When they said that they wanted to leave the UK, the RF (I think it was mostly William or the Queen but not 100% sure on that one) asked them if they wanted to live in Africa to work with charities but Harry and Meghan refused.
@@KeiPalaceRumor has it she did curtsey but there weren't any good pictures of it. Supposedly she curtseyed in the same area that Eugenie did but again no pictures.
@debbiesims138 Wasn't the whole thing videoed? Shouldn't that clear it up?
@@KeiPalace That was what I heard, that Queen Elizabeth had approved a dress for Meghan but that was not what she wore.
Harry took Meghan to Africa on a date and went camping. The first night they spent in the wild with a tent. Meghan insisted they move to a Glamping outfit which had huge tents, furniture, and staff. I don't see Meghan out in a sleeping bag with hauling everything in back packs and cooking over a fire.
When I first saw Princess Graces wedding dress I fell in love with it . Fast forward to Catherine and it did remind me of Graces not just the lace but the neckline and the bustier but I love the bottom fit the veil tiara elegant perfect. Queen Camilla’s dress for the blessing I thought was perfect. HLMTQS dress absolutely gorgeous the fringe tiara is my favorite that wedding dress is impeccable as was she !
Might have misheard (tend to listen while occupying myself with chores) but I thought Princess Anne did wear a tiara, the Queen Mary’s fringe. In fact, that would be an interesting topic to cover, both of Anne’s wedding as both had very different approaches.
Princess Anne wore a tiara for her first wedding, kept everything simple for her second wedding.
Queen Camilla's dress for the religious blessing was absolutely gorgeous. The color was perfect as was the hat.
Camilla’s wedding dresses for her wedding to Charles are perfect second wedding dresses🙂
Of all the royal brides, taking into consideration age and circumstances, Camilla was beautiful - her whole appearance, appropriate attire but the outfit was totally stunning. Also it has stood the test of time (I will not draw comparisons)
Grace Kelly’s dress is timeless. You could wear that dress today, it is perfection.
The Meg has a lot of class! All third!
Really enjoyed this. Don't know if you've already covered it, but one of my favourite wedding dresses was Lady Sarah Chatto's. Very simple and beautiful material. Also the Duchess of Kent's dress was lovely, very much of it's time but quite grand.
Although she looked rather lumpen in it, "Fergie's" wedding dress was very attractive.
I love all the dresses but my favourite is Queen Elizabeth's ❤
Grace Kelly's wedding gown was absolutely spectacular. The design and intricate, ultra feminine details were brilliantly executed. Another favorite of mine is Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden. Her gown fit like a glove and was so unique and super glamorous. It's my all time favorite because of its elegant simplicity but also because she radiated such joy on her wedding day as she glided down the aisle. Happy New Year, all!🥂🥳🎉
Beebs, maybe you could do an edition of the older wedding dresses. Queen Victoria was said to be the first to wear white for her wedding, which is why we all still to this day wear white. Also, Mary of Tech (Queen Mary), Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother (personally I really dislike it, but it was the style of the time). I’d love to hear your take on some of the older looks.
Lady Sarah Chattto and Lady Helen Windsor
Grace Kelly really did live up to her name. Wow.
That was a perfect summary of some of the most beautiful wedding gowns. The gown Princess Elizabeth wore was the standout for me. I really loved Anne’s first wedding dress and I thought Sarah Ferguson had a gorgeous dress as well. Camilla’s dresses were beautiful and a great diplomatic choice. Her respect for the Church, the People and the Crown were embodied by her choices.
Hey fun video. Maybe in future Jackie Kennedy or Liz Taylor. Maybe Lana Turner
I know I'm in the minority here, but I've never been a fan of Grace Kelly's wedding dress. Grace Kelly was obviously one of the most beautiful women on earth, but in my opinion, the top part of the dress was just a mismatch to the bottom: tightly-fitted lace meets giant bell skirt, visually held together by a cummerbund.
Of course, in many churches, cathedrals, and abbeys, it is required that women have their shoulders covered, and I agree with that. It's not the Moulin Rouge. It's a solemn religious ceremony and should be respected as such.
My favorite wedding dress of all time was Catherine, The Princess of Wales's dress. Sarah Burton and the designers at Alexander McQueen absolutely knocked it out of the park with the dress's perfect combination of elegance, modernity, and femininity. It was beautiful, unpretentious, and regal. Her dress continues to blow everyone else's dress away, including my own. I got up that morning to watch the ceremony live from here in Texas, and the TV commentators were beside themselves. Catherine truly was a vision.
My least favorite, for obvious reasons, was meg-nut's. Wearing a blinding neon white dress, a veil that stretched across the UK, and a viciously-argued-about tiara for her THIRD trip down the aisle was a big ol' middle finger to the late Queen, the royal family, and the entire institution and customs of the British monarchy. But then again, that's how that hateful narcissist rolls.
Sarah Ferguson dress was the best dressed I've ever seen her and beautiful. In fact I would put it as my number one dress, followed closely by Catherine's dress and then the late Queen's
I love Camilla's blue dress
Man, Grace Kelly really did her name justice. I've known of her, but being younger and not much into movies, I didn't have a clear picture of her. What a beautiful, elegant lady. And I hear she was graceful in her character, too. Just pure class. The old breed of hollywood actors.
Camilla looked absolutely lovely. Age-appropriate, yet still bridal and glamorous, festive.
Queen Elizabeth looked absolutely stunning on her wedding day, too, and I mean, she was such a beautiful woman all her life. Even in her old age, the bright colours, she always looked lovely.
I know this video is about brides, but can we also give the drop-dead gorgeous Prince Philip some praise? What a dapper bridegroom. Can you imagine such a fine specimen awaiting you at the end of the aisle?
Camilla really is thoughtful and humble. I think that her choice to wear hats is further evidence that her priority is the love she shares with King Charles. She looked gorgeous, too.
Great analysis of the circumstances surrounding the wedding of Charles and Camilla. The biggest sign of Camilla’s desire to marry Charles rather than to join the Royal Family (and an indication of bowing to popular feeling in Britain at the time) was the fact that she never used the Princess of Wales title, instead using the secondary title Duchess of Cornwall. Diana was only a princess by marriage and, as far as I know, she should have lost that designation once divorced, except I guess the Queen allowed her to keep the Princess style as a courtesy…? I think the relative reputations of Camilla and Diana have undergone quite a shift in the last 20 years….
Grace Kelly was aptly named.
@9:18, The look on M's face says it all. The evil, wicked bride.
Queen Elizabeth looked so gorgeous in her gown! Hers is one of my favorites. Though the bust of the dress was not well-fitted, but now I know why.
Did you know that Queen Victoria started the who deal of a special, white dress for one's wedding? Prior to that, one wore one's nicest, best dress, no matter the colour, when one married, but the "wedding dress" as a distinct separate piece for one's wedding started with Victoria.
You could do a whole series on the wedding attire of Elizabeth Taylor! LOL!
If anyone is interested, there is a historical novel called The Gown by Jennifer Robson that is all about the seamstresses who made Queen Elizabeth’s wedding gown! Wonderful read!
I just loved Princess Catherine’s wedding gown and Queen Camilla’s blue embroidered outfit! Stunning 🥰
The facts that Megan only had her Mother at her wedding. No Father, no brother or sisters, no nieces or nephews. That was a massive red flag. If you can't pull it together with your relatives for your wedding day, you have some really big issues.
Camilla’s wedding dress and feather headpiece was absolutely beautiful. They both looked happy and relieved.
I was hoping you'd cover Grace Kelly. I 💕 her wedding dress.
Please make a video on Princess Anne's first wedding dress! I think it's underrated
Grace Kelly is my favorite because everyone called me Gracie when I was younger because I resembled her a bit!
LOVE Camilla‘s and Kate‘s dresses. They looked stunning. I would love to see you featuring the dress from Queen Letizia of Spain. 🍀🌺🌼
Thank you for the lovely video, the thing all these dresses have in common is that they are also modest which allows you to appreciate the actual bride rather than the dress and the dress designer IMO.
With Harry & the Meg's wedding, at the time, it wouldn't have made much difference if it was more low key, there was a little grumbling on the cost but only from the usual anti-monarchy quarters which didn't have anything to do with H & M this was par for the course and would have been like Christmas without bloating had it not happened (just plain odd) basically no one begrudged them their big day and it was low key in that it was not made a bank holiday which Charles & Diana's and William & Catherine's were as they were deemed state occasions as they were / are future monarchs the main controversy with H & M at the time as I remember it was that it was scheduled for the FA Cup final weekend and that DID NOT go down well (think Super Bowl weekend) this is another episode of recollections varying because at the time of the wedding both public and press saw the Meg as a great asset to the family and the country how little we knew..... later on we definitely wanted our money back.
I just wanted to add to what you said about the fact that the Tiara had snapped but I’m sure you know that the pearls which were gifted to her from her father were on the other side of London and one of the couriers had to with the crowds of people go get the pearls and bring them back to her! Well I guess it brought her blessings because there marriage lasted 73 years bless them, Margrets dress was simple but elegant if Meghan followed an elegant dress like Camilla I agree it would have been more appropriate!
I've loved most of the royal wedding looks. Some great choices were made and most of them capture the style of their respective era without looking too dated.
My personal favourite is the Queen's. I'm an elder millennial and it's the sort of dress my gran wore to get married in the late 40s. I love the strong-shoulder, cinched waist, full skirt look of that era and the silk/satin usually used for those gowns was gorgeous.
Meg's dress could have looked so much better had it been made of a softer fabric and properly fitted.
On that note, just wanted to mention that I think pretty much the whole of the UK (the royalists at least) were excited about H & M's wedding and didn't begrudge them the extravagant event they had. At that time, we were all looking forward to the era of the "Fab Four". However, as you point out, it wasn't to be...
Please cover Princess Margaret's and the more recent royal brides' dresses 😊
God, how stunningly beautiful Grace Kelly was! Surely one of the most beautiful women ever. I loved her wedding dress, but let’s face it that woman would have looked good in a sack. I think both of Camilla’s wedding outfits were lovely, extremely flattering and appropriate for an older lady. She has a lot of style.
Re Haz and The Meg, THE worst thing they ever did was to rubbish the royal family. I don’t remember anybody criticising their wedding (except people who don’t like the monarchy and/or big weddings) prior to the Oprah interview. But they burned their bridges behind them and now everything they do or did is judged harshly.
My mother had Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip paper dolls. She was a little girl when they got married and was in awe of all the coverage, even here in the US. She still grumbles about her mother throwing them away after she graduated high school and went off to nursing school. lol
Camilla has become prettier as she’s aged. I love what she wore for their ceremonies. Grace Kelly’s dress is my all time favorite wedding dress.
Phillip was so handsome. Really a fairytale prince appearance.
Elizabeth Taylor’s first wedding dress is also an incredibly beautiful one. And I love the story of Princess Beatrice modifying one of Granny’s dresses.
Camillas was fab. Catherines was elegance and her evening dress was a strapless ballgown with a bling belt and little fluffy shrug. Timeless
That Jordanian wedding from a few months ago. Do that dress! The ceremony dress, not that big, ballgown thing. I’ve never liked slim-skirted wedding dresses. Always felt that was better left for New Years Eve sorta things. But my god that woman’s ceremony dress stopped me in my tracks. It was devastating. I have never seen a better looking bride.
so agree!
Fun fact to add to the details about Princess Elizabeth using rationing coupons for her dress: There were 12 wedding cakes, some contributed by Commonwealth countries. Because food was still scarce in Britain for years after the war, most of the ingredients for the principal cake were donated by the Girl Guides of Australia, where we had no such food shortages. The crates of ingredients, including eggs and butter, took a month to arrive in Britain by sea. Elizabeth’s wedding really was a worldwide event.
Although not the first to wear white for her wedding, Queen Victoria is widely credited for kicking off the trend of wearing white, for royals and non royals. Images exist of the dress. Not sure if the dress itself is inspiring anyone today, it's very 1840.
I don think there will ever be a better dress than Grace Kelly’s, although Catherine’s is close.
Of the brides you covered here, my favorite dress was Princess Elizabeth’s.
I’m also partial to Princess Eugeine’s, Princess Beatrice’s, and Zara Tindall’s.
Loved both of camillas dresses also the queen but my favourite has to go to princess Catherine she looked absolutely gorgeous ❤❤❤❤
I'd love to see different Royal families. Being a Spaniard it would be nice to hear your take on our queen's dress, Letizia, made by Pertegaz, or queen Sphia, then a princess of Greece. For instance.
My favs 1) Grace Kelly 2) Catherine, Princess of Wales 3) Princess Eugenie
Princess Anne, Princess Margaret and Queen Camilla's dresses were my favourite from The British Royal Family. All so different and so beautiful.
Princess Elizabeth sent back the clothing coupons with a thank you letter and a piece of wedding cake.
Grace Kelly's bridal skirt (her dress broke down into three parts - bodice, cummerbund,and skirt) was a feat of engineering! The fabric needed to be stout enough to hold the unusual shape. The undergarments necessary for the shape were interesting. As unique and photogenic as it was, I can understand not wanting the shape.
Queen Elizabeth's gown was made from Chinese silk because Japanese silk was out of the question after WWII. Hartnell knew the silk wasn't as sturdy as Japanese silk, but there was no other option. I have no idea where I got that info. I was a bridal consultant for several years and have read more on bridal gowns than I care to admit. 😆
Personally, I've always loved Princess Margaret's wedding dress. It had to be big to give visual balast to the mighty Politmore tiara. Princess Anne's first wedding dress ranks as my favorite fantasy-inspired. Those sleeves! Those seams!
Really enjoyed the look at more historical items more than ones from say the last 20 years, just seemed very refreshing! Camilla's outfits were perfect for the occasion.
How lovely! Thank you Beebs! What a treat. I love seeing these iconic dresses, even though we've seen them many times before. I can distinctly remember watching Charles and Diana's wedding, for hours and hours! The anticipation of what Diana's dress would look like was thrilling. She was so beloved that she could have worn a potato sack and everyone would have swooned! In the moment, the collective sighs on seeing her dress was very much an approving nod back at her. That being said, looking at it now, it is so much over the top that it seems ridiculous. Keep in mind, that was the 80s so everything was big and puffy, from shoulder pads, bangs, hair, puffy sleeves, and fashion in general was "too much" fabric and fluff and puff. I'm still in shock right now, seeing her POP out of that carriage and she looks almost clownish as all the volumes of fabric emerges all wrinkled and creased from being stuffed into the carriage. That alone would have made me a nervous wreck. But, she was marrying the future King of England. so that in itself must have been consoling.
I'd love to see more examples of recent celebrity brides that have worn more than one dress for their weddings, like Catherine and Meghan. I've only seen a couple of photos of either bride and I would love to see more! Cheers Beebs!
The boys were both joint Best Men for Charles. So the naysayers were shocked to see the boys excited and jittery.
After the wedding she was Princess Elizabeth, Duchess of Edinburgh. Honorable mention Princess Eugenie not hiding her back surgery scar due to scoliosis. Princess Beatrice “recycled” a dress from the Queen’s closet. Zara Philips had a beautiful dress, it was perfect for her. Love royal weddings.
Morning Beebs..I love all the dresses but the Queen’s dress is my most favourite because it was symbolic and she wanted to send a message of hope and happiness after the war …she had flora from across the commonwealth embroidered on her dress but didn’t know about the four leaf clover ..how sweet ❤ also as the UK were still on rations I know that we Aussie’s sent over dried fruits for her wedding cake as they were hard to get also…another great episode x
HMTQ epitomized the Commonwealth in her gown
Hi Beebs so loved the total information on Queen Elizabeth's wedding dress. She did look so beautiful.
Please consider covering the bridal dresses of Americans. I adore Jackie Kennedys dress when she married the 1st time. There have also been several other dresses that I think are worth covering, Trish Nixon for one.
Princess Elizabeth’s dress is my hands down favorite. I have always just absolutely loved it and think it was PERFECTION! I also adored Queen Camilla’s blue gown (and up until now, I thought the overcoat was Gold!!!!). Princess of Wales, Catherine’s is my next favorite.
Oh I forgot to say, no, I don’t think a more humble wedding would have helped Hazmat Hazelnut Harry and Moaning Malicious Meghan by much. There problems really seemed to start after the wedding and it was about how entitled and lazy they acted right away. They were constantly jetting off for vacations every other week, skipping appearances and doing almost no work. Then there was all of the secretive, sketchy things they were doing and the whining press releases.
I have always liked Princess Anne’s wedding dress as it was perfect for the 70’s when she was married. I especially loved the sleeves.
Grace Kelly’s dress is my favorite, followed by Beatrice, Anne, Eugenie, & Catherine. I believe Catherine’s is very nice and perfect for her, but that a lot of what makes it special are details that don’t show up well on TV.
Picturesque in Pink, Beebs! 💕
I saw the Queen Camilla wedding dress at an exhibition in London it was beautiful, the details were stunning. I suggest you have a look at the video on youtube. The exhibition was at V&A around 9 years ago. I don't remember if the Queen Elizabeth dress was there, I remembered that I saw her dress but I'm not if it was at fashion exhibition at Kensington Palace or at V&A
The Meg didn't care what people might think. Remember "What that woman wants, that woman gets. There was no way she would settle for anything less than what Catherine had.
It just goes to show that QE2 went above and beyond to make the meg feel welcome in the RF by letting a divorcee have the big church wedding, wear white and a tiara to just have it thrown back in her face with all the lies and accusations!!
Queen Camilla looked divine on her wedding day, thought so then and still do 😍
Awww, you're killing me with this one. I love royal weddings! 😍
Thanks for saying that you wouldn’t change a thing on QEII’s wedding dress. It brought a tear to my eye. What a lovely thing to see and say.
My all time favourite was Anne's dress. I just loved the medieval style sleeves, the dress was quite plain, but it really suited her.