The dress was a disappointment for sure- but it’s not as bad as the smug, self-satisfied look on her face. There’s no warmth or joy in her eyes- it’s very off-putting 😬
M’s dress did not fit. The dress wore her. The dress was too white for a woman of a particular age. She could have tried an eggshell. The veil was beyond ridiculous along with the messy bun. Friends don’t let friends make mistakes like that.
The veil had the flower of every country of the commonwealth sewn into it. Which you can't see. And as soon as she sits down the effect is lost. Not only that but the choice of designer is a big no. Royals are supposed to support their kingdom and should use fashion from said kingdom. Having a French designer do the English royals wedding? Not great.
@@kittikats You're right it did have that, and I recall the commentators informing us of it. However, it was so poorly executed in its tangled confusion, it did not present its intended purpose well at all, sitting , standing or walking.
Sadly, she has no friends, just people she uses and dumps them when there's someone she thinks is more important to get her up the next step on the ladder!!
@@kittikatsevery country of the Commonwealth (same as the Queen did to her dress) and added Californian poppies.. which if she had added herself TO the RF and became part of the story, it would have been a lovely idea
EVERYTHIING, connected to the Meg and the wedding, shows just how much she disrespected the Queen and the Country. I can not look at her wedding photos without picturing the Sea Witch from the animated Little Mermaid. I would love to have a detailed look that the dress of Queen Elizabeth II.
Everything involving Meg’s wedding makes me look for strong antiemetics and cardiovascular medicines. Just think about having Meg-induced aneurysm rupture.
The Queen did not like boat necks. That was M's inspiration. The Queen suggested that M did not wear a veil, so M went to town. The Queen suggested off-white due to her previous marriages, so M went for pure white.
She was desperate to look like a young, virginal ingenue who just left the convent where she had lived since she was 5 the nuns instructing her in how to pray or something.
I couldn't help but think of Princess Grace of Monaco's wedding gown when I saw Catherine's wedding gown. It was similar to Princess Grace's but better!
My mother's dress looked like Catherine's it was Classic, fitted perfectly looked regal, she looked perfection. I'll never forget the look on her face before going in, she looked like she had the world pressing on her shoulders, but after the wedding and it was said and done, she looked back to her beautiful sparkling self❤❤❤😊
The worst things about the Mdress was its blazing whiteness and absurdly long train. That she was married in a church at all (divorcee) was cherry on top wrong. Then we get into messy hair, lack of family, guests she didn't know etcetcetc. She may as well have worn red flags.
The biggest difference between these other royal brides and MM wasn’t just that their dresses were better, it was their smiles. They were genuinely happy, smiling at their new husbands or the crowds. Meghan? She’s either smirking or looking for/at the camera. That cat that ate the canary smirk as she’s leaving the chapel says it all.
I believe the biggest difference was that these women WANTED to help their husband serve their country. They loved the people, and wanted to help them have the best life they could, to serve them. Not to be served themselves. Meghan is so insecure, and has to maintain her narcissistic life in every way She did give the Queen a big fat middle finger, many times over. Queen Elizabeth could have taught our American politicians a heck of a lot about dignity and tact! She sure used it the last few years.
The Queen asked her not to wear white or a veil therefore she had to wear white and have a looong veil and train. Was she trying to look virginal? Didn't work!!!!😮
I feel like the blinding white dress was a middle finger to the Queen, the Church, and the UK. Yes-she’s a bride & should have her dress. However she’s not just any bride, and needs to respect the culture, famiiy, customs, and church she’s marrying into which she refused to do. That was a huge indicator of how things were going to go.
Hi Beebs! Meghan’s neckline was Inspired by the fact that it is not a preferred neckline of the Queen’s. She employed the neckline frequently in dresses worn at a number of state events.
What I wonder is, did MM think she looked awesome? She seemed very confident in all of her movements. When my entire outfit feels & looks good, I move & appear more confident.
@@Always_Thinking If you think about it, to this day she walks around in ill-fitting, poorly tailored wrinkled messes and still has that smug look of feeling confident she looks great.
Of all the days clothes should fit it is ones wedding day. As simple as the gown was it should have fit perfectly. Instead it was a reflection of her persona - wrinkled, stiff, harsh and awkward.
Hubert de Givenchy must have spun in his grave seeing that monstrosity worn by Markle. It was a blessing in disguise that she shunned a British designer.
A 2x divorcee does not wear white and a long veil for 3rd wedding. They say that the queen was so angry because she was divorced and was told not to wear pure white or a veil
As obsessed as she was with Harry's mother, she probably wanted an extra long veil to emulate Diana's train. While the embroidery on the veil was beautiful, it did nothing to tie it to her dress. Again, her messy hair drives me nuts every time I see it. She was given a multi-million dollar wedding, and made such a stink about needing the tiara for a hair style try out, and still looked like she needed the use of a comb. Geez, lady, comb your hair! It's either very messy or pulled back so tightly it almost gives her a face lift.
Meghan's scary grin as she and Harry are leaving the chapel makes me uncomfortable. It reminds me of when Ursula attracts Prince Eric in The Little Mermaid. It says, "I have fooled everyone, and now he's under my spell!"
A reason, other than MM's character, the late QEII may have been displeased at the wedding is b/c in the absence of 'buffer' provided by a dress train the veil simply dragged on the ground. It was embroidered with the symbolic flowers of each Commonwealth country so in effect MM dragged the Commonwealth in the dirt behind her. MM is so vulgar. As for the power of good fabric the Duchess of Gloucester shows us how it's done! Also, Lady Sarah Chatto, Margaret's daughter - She doesn't stand out yet her outfits are quietly 'perfect'. Loved Margaret's veil. Any attempt at elegance re MM's wedding was ruined by her hair. Trashy!
The thing with the lass isn’t just that it was emulating Catherine’s dress, but Catherine’s dress helped end the strapless basic bridal gowns that everyone was stuck with for 5+ years with that lace. I think that what people had seen in Markle and had hoped for was that she’d be her own trend setter and make her own impressions with the fashion industry. Markle’s issue is that she doesn’t have the knowledge required to be fashion savvy to understand that not everything she puts on will automatically look like gold. In fact, she seems to deny that her body is unique in that a lot of attire she is limited to, and it would have been more impactful if she considered what looked best on her versus chasing fashion and thinking it’s a one fits all situation. She could have had that role in embracing that her body isn’t the common body shape of most ladies and ventured into finding what works with her body shape. It would have been more ideal to see a different silhouette, while she was delicate with her frame, her bone structure though is not what the trumpet/mermaid skirt is made for. She need either a sheath or an A line at least. Understand how off the shoulders work, it tends to work best with those who do have not wide shoulders. And she should not have shown up wearing white and bringing the veil, period. The Church of England already made arrangements to allow her as a divorce to marry in the church despite its long history of tensions to those who have divorced, she should have at least understood it was not helpful to act like she could break more rules. She could have gone for the off white cream or even better a blush (not that dingy dress that South Park even used to reference her as a character.)
I thought Meghan’s dress was lovely but it didn’t suit her, it didn’t fit her, it wasn’t prepared correctly and it was wrong for the occasion of a second wedding. Nothing went together and the veil was an extravagant abomination.
We all loved Harry and had so much goodwill to them as a couple, then they both showed their true colours. I'm English and on the day of the wedding my American friends who love the RF were messaging me saying, her hair is scruffy, she's wearing stark white and shes been married before, and the veil is inappropriate for a 2nd time bride of her age, and why didnt she have any fittings? Have to agree, she looked smug as she left the church. Only Meg can make a couture dress look like rubbish! Another great video Beebs, thank you
As an American, I was embarrassed by MM. She was smug and unwilling to accept her role in the RF and I was fearful she would bring Harry down…and I was right. I feel he’s been led astray since his marriage and I don’t see him smile as he used to. She is like Donald Trump; an isolationist who will cause chaos and misery to all. I do hope that Harry will mend fences with the RF because he will need them when his life with MM falls apart.
And a sign of thi gs to come, she relished in poo pooing on their traditions and culture at every turn, mm provoked all the bad press she received and did it on purpose so she'd have an excuse to leave.
Yes, the Queen wanted a more lowkey, they had a tantrum!! Even the future King and Queen abided, and Camilla looked lovely in pearl grey, but what annoys me the most, she demanded that wedding, and then complained on Oprah, "I had to have that big wedding For The People!!, we wanted something more private!" (And then went on to lie about having a private wedding 3 days before!!)
Her choice of white when she knew the Queen wanted a cream color, per Royal protocol if you've been married and divorced, was her first middle finger at the Queen and the Monarchy. She is a disgrace, and her wedding dress looked awful. As did her hair. Editing to say congrats on 50k! You deserve it and I'm very pleased for you Beebs!,🎉
If anyone remembers Harry's mom Dianas dress was also wrinkled, but that was a mistake according to the designers, they have said they did not realize how much that type of fabric would wrinkle, which I find to be sloppy on their part since they are fashion designers, I would have thought they would have checked considering they are creating a wedding gown that the whole world was going to see. The Megs dress being wrinkly was on purpose.
I believe that they said that they didn't take into account the size of her father, the size of the coach, and the size of the dress along with the fabric. It all contributed to how wrinkled it was when she arrived at the church. But, I agree, they should have known better; however, they were young designers at the time and had to go to great lengths to keep the dress a secret. They learned.
@@TheHellsHobbitI actually liked Diana’s dress but remember it was the 80’s and I was 16yo and I thought she looked like a fairy princess although when she got out of the coach I did wonder why it wasn’t ironed! Andrew and Sarah also married in the 80’s and I really liked her dress cos it was fitted at the top and it was a cream/champagne colour.
Although not professionally, I'm a bit of a sewist and would like to add my 2 cents: Markle's dress needed the 2 vertical curved seams seen on Princess Mary's gown. That would've taken care of all the bunching, gapping, and wrinkling under the bust, near the armpits, and above the waist. I am sure, SURE! that it was suggested to her, because they are basic dressmaking techniques. Think of a corset, and how it has several angled panels pieced together to conform to the body. If you don't use seams correctly, you end up with something that looks like the wrapper on a chocolate bar, which is exactly what happened with her dress. I also wonder if the design was supposed to have been rendered in a DIFFERENT fabric, and Markle refused to take advice, because if the original idea was to make a gown that was not pieced at the waist, the fabric needed to be one with more weight, a softer hand, and perhaps even some stretch. I look and look at it and imagine a client who does not trust the expertise of her designer and gown maker. (Ha! I continued watching and you mentioned the stiffness of the fabric.)
Yes, she needed those princess seams. And they could have been continued fully down the gown and not been interrupted at the waist. It would have made her dress elevated and elegant. I am a tailor and I do this for a living
Princess Margret's dress may have been simple but it was SPECTACULAR...perfect for her, her personality and the times ...she totally hit the nail on the head ❤
Her hair was a total mess, which was a shame because the tiara was beautiful. And when you have such a simple dress, the fit must be impeccable, which it was not.
Meghan’s veil epitomises her ego. I mean who did she think she was? The Queen of England? Rather she is a twice married actress wife of the spare (who at that point was about 5th or 6th in line). She had a cathedral length veil in a much smaller church (St George’s chapel in Windsor is impressive but it’s not Westminster of St Paul’s). She also had the floral emblems of the commonwealth nations embroidered into it as if she was representing the commonwealth which is rich from someone who (indirectly) called the commonwealth ‘Empire 2.0’.
Catherine's dress was perfection right down to the fit. As for Duchy Del Taco, where do I start? First, pure white for a 2nd or 3rd wedding? Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth was stunned she was wearing white. The dress itself was a horror show. A 5 yr old could have designed that thing. There was absolutely NOTHING remarkable about it. And can we talk about the fit? Looks like she pulled it off a rack at a bridal boutique an hour before her wedding. It did NOT fit her. And finishing off the look, her hair. Who in the hell thought it a good idea to pull messy pieces of her hair forward on her wedding day?
Her dress was a huge disappointment in every way! Royal protocol says "all hair behind ears when wearing a tiara". Should have been wearing a BK crown..imo🤣
I can’t believe she and Harry made a big fuss about getting a tiara for the hairdresser. She looked like she just threw a few extensions in her hair and put it in a messy bun. I feel bad for the people that did her dress. Apparently the person who made her dress got fired from Givenchy, the designer of the dress, because of this dress even though Meghan kept changing what kind of dress she wanted. She and Harry didn’t deserve a big televised wedding. They should have done something more humble.
@@kakacoco5agreed. A quiet little wedding like King Charles and Queen Camilla. Maybe a softer white, more leaning towards grey, would've been nice. They totally tried to outshine William and Catherine.
I love the bigger bouquets too. Especially the long stemmed flowers carried in the crook of the arm, as opposed to handheld. Dramatic, elegant & different. More brides should try that look.
When Catherine was getting out of the car I was saying please please don't look as bad as Diana did because that dress has to be #1 on the ugly dress list. I applauded when I saw her. That dress for her with the world watching was perfection and Catherine looked so elegant and classy and she still does.
I am 75 years old and Princess Margaret’s wedding was the first royal wedding on broadcast television. I watched. She was stunning and her dress was perfection. There was also complete photographic coverage in LIFE magazine- similar to, but a much better version of People Magazine
A creamy ultra pale pink would have been lovely, different and flattering. She needed an entirely different style but any style should have been tailored to perfection.
Knowing the Meg as we now do, it’s obvious there was no way she was going to go off white, cream, or rose-colored dress. Not only was she in all white, but she chose a harsh, bright white. Of course she wasn’t going to be subtle, and I think that her white dress horrified many of the royal family was a plus in her mind.
For Meghan’s wedding dress: I have always thought that a v-neckline would be a great improvement, as well as better fitting/tailoring through the bodice. Tailored seams and/or darts would have been slimming and flattered her figure. The boatneck and non-fitting bodice emphasized her naturally broad shoulders and lack of a waistline. Better tailoring would highlight the good aspects of her figure, and would reduce wrinkles as well. A softer white color, rather than the stark white she chose, would have actually photographed better, and the wrinkles would have showed up less. Meghan spent years working in front of the camera, so I would have thought she would know that, but apparently not… I have always been surprised that Meghan did not choose a British designer for her wedding dress. I thought choosing Givenchy was a bad PR move. She could have found a hip, little-known, up-and-coming British designer, to underscore that she was a new, cool royal or whatever. It would have brought fantastic attention to the British fashion industry and could have become a darling of British design. But she passed over that opportunity.
Do you know whose wedding gown completely SHOCKED me, in a GOOD way? Paris Hilton's! Throughout the years, and despite her wealth, she has not shown to have the most elegant of tastes, but when it came to her choice of wedding gown, she did not make a single mistake. It was romantic, refined, chic, and timeless. Her veil and dress went together like a dream---where the flower appliques get sparser on the gown, they go denser on the veil. It's just a work of art, and you can see that she LISTENED to the design team. I hope she's very happy when she looks back many years from now and realizes how perfectly bridal she looked that day.
Even though it was before my time, I love Princess Margaret’s dress. I do believe it stands the test of time as you said. A bride could easily wear this today.
All the wedding dresses featured were better than Markle's. The comparisons made the faults in her dress really stand out. It was too white, too stiff, the train disproportionately long and had nothing in common with the gown, while the sleeves would have looked better if they were lace, or shorter. The effect as a whole was one of stiffness, as if she wore cardboard, and was kind of "closed-up".
The Queen's wedding dress, designed by Norman Hartnell, 1947. The dress is made from ivory silk and decorated with crystals and 10,000 seed pearls. In 1947 Britain was still subject to rationing, so The Queen, then Princess Elizabeth, collected clothing coupons to pay for the dress. some of the soon-to-be Queen's young admirers heard about the rationing, they tried to send their own coupons to Elizabeth. However, transferring coupons was illegal, they were all returned with a thank you note and the princess paid for her gown herself. Queen Elizabeth II was the greatest monarch ever seen.
IMO, Meghan's dress wasn't fitted because she must have smuggled it into Britain. The late Queen must have told her not to marry in white. She simply must have. The late Queen knew how Christian Northern Europeans would react. They married in a Christian church. So Megsy must have been told not to wear white, so she hid the dress, and that made it very difficult for her to make fittings. I guess Meghan went to Paris to take her measurements and that the dress was fully sewn at Givenchy in Paris and arrived at London just before the wedding! She did this to piss the late Queen off. She smugged at HMTLQ when she walked by her and she didn't curtsey. She did all of this on purpose! She was out to cause trouble! So I don't want to discuss what she should have done with the dress! Meghan knew exactly what reaction she wanted! And she stirred up trouble! We were gaslighted! To see all the other dresses was fantastic! Thank you, Beebs! ❤!
Princess Mary entire bridal ensemble incorporated personal, deeply meaningful elements. Not only it shows the importance of family, but also how much though went into creating something so special. In comparison, Meghan's feels like generic, grab off the rack because I am in a hurry, devoid of any personality and cohesion collection.
If that dress was a last minute swap what did the original look like? Harry said she was very good at making her own clothes so maybe she was up all night knocking this one out lol
Thd biggest problem I saw with Meghan’s dress was that it was poorly fitting. I know Meghan was very demanding of the designer a c kept changing her mind, but given how much the dress cost KC3, I expected so much more. And don’t get me started on a twice divorcée wearing a veil for a church wedding.
I wore an ivory color wedding dress. I was 8 months pregnant when I got married and didn’t think it was proper to wear white. Obviously I wasn’t a virgin lol I got married in 1989
And I’m betting you were just stunning! And, part of that would have been bc you felt comfortable in that dress, bc of that decision, and you didn’t spend any time wondering if people were talking about you wearing a bright white dress. Good for you!!
I too wore an ivory dress. I was an older bride and had a very small wedding. White seems to be for young brides to me. Pregnantbrides wearing white does not bother me. Their happiness is more important.
Megsy’s dress was a new style: business matrimonial. No lace or delicacy because she’s a woman of power! But throw on a veil and the longest train ever to beat out other brides in those categories. Sarcasm here😝
Catherine’s wedding dress was ivory, and it was her first marriage. Meghan should have gone with a darker cream/ sand-colored dress with a different neckline and a much less elaborate veil.
Did she choose the stark white to draw attention to her colouring maybe? I personally think she would have looked so much better with an off-white dress. Even the dress she wore would have looked better in off-white.
Hey Beebs! I loved this video, I love wedding dresses although I cringe at pictures of my own. It was very 80s plus it was what my Mama wanted, not me. Southern brides often try to please everyone else and I was no exception. Mama realized it later and apologized profusely. And, I was in a marriage for far too many years. I have no children and I have no idea what to do with my dress. Any suggestions or thoughts? Meghan, dear Lord, where to begin? What fabric was that dress made from? It honestly looked like something my cousins and I would put together playing dress up when we had two pieces of fabric and pinned them together at the shoulders. In fact, our "dresses" would have looked better because we used sheets or tablecloths, they flowed better than that dress. I remember thinking when she arrived and that veil kept coming and coming, surely she's not going to copy Princess Diana's train via the veil. I think that's exactly what she was looking to do, she wanted it to be compared to Princess Diana and there's no comparison (for a host of reasons). I wanted Harry and Meghan to work, I thought that the 4 of them could have a great impact on bringing issues to the forefront. But, looking back on it, she never wanted anyone to share her spotlight. I think that's why she was perfectly happy throwing her father under the bus. She entered the church ALONE. Spotlight on HER. She wasn't walked down the aisle by a man. Spotlight on HER. I doubt she wanted then Prince Charles to walk her down the aisle at all but only acquiesced because she knew that would push Queen Elizabeth II too far. Meghan was just playing a role, SHE was the star, and Harry was her co-star. If we can learn anything from her ridiculously rigid dress is that it mirrors her personality. Rigid, plain, and shallow. Thanks for your great video! Robin
I didn’t like my dress at all, but it was the best I could do. If I had it to do again, I’d have spent the money on a beautiful dress that I could wear more often. I donated mine to a charity that would resell it.
@@robinaddis-vaughn7271there is a company,not sure of the name but something like Angel babies,if you google you should be able to find it. It’s for stillborn babies or babies that pass after a few days and out of wedding dresses they make little gowns like christening gowns for the baby to be buried in. So,that might be something that you may want to donate your dress to.
Donate it to charity, or take apart the fabric and use it for something else. I have seen them used for baptism gowns for nieces and nephews, burial dresses or such for stillborn babies, just about anything you can imagine
What I noticed was HW's sloppy hair! What was that? What was she trying to be? She's getting married to The Queen's grandson in front of 1/2 of Hollow-wood, and that mess was her best effort?
I've got to admit I found something off with MM on the engagement video,but I was still excited to watch the wedding,I waited excited to see the wedding gown,my jaw dropped when she stepped out of the car,I was gobsmacked,I actually spoke out loud saying are you kidding,it was a huge disappointment,in fact the whole wedding for me just got more and more ridiculous,it was awful. Also I must be the only person in the world that thought Diana's dress was a monstrosity,it was so over the top,ugh just awful,sorry just my opinion we all have different tastes
Nope. Even as a teen, I was profoundly disappointed in Diana’s wedding dress. She was lost in it! I remain convinced that someone who didn’t like her much chose it.
I’ve always wondered if she wore stark white to match Harry’s military belt? I still think her dress choice was a fail. Why she seems to think those man width shoulders are her best boxy feature to highlight instead of blend and balance is beyond me.
I agree w you about Princess Mary’s skirt of her dress, but the bodice, incorporated wedding ring of her deceased mother was absolutely beautiful💕💕💕 I really loved you presenting Princess Margaret’s beautiful gown!
There was a docu that came out around the time of the wedding. Possibly before all about the veil. It had flowers of all the countries of the empire embroidered into it.
Hi Beeb’s; I agree with you Meghan’s dress was very boring I honestly don’t know why she would wear white and the veil was ridiculous considering she had been married before. I think the whole wedding was way too extravagant all Meghan knows how to is spend money and waist it
Megan's veil was a tangled mess completely out of context with the dress. It didn't flow right at all. As far as one of the alternative dresses to Meghan's shown: There's a V-neck, and then there's a V-neck. The one shown has way too much cleavage to have ever been an appropriate alternative, I'm so tired of so many wedding dresses now being a boob/cleavage showcase causing complete distraction. Geez.. save it for the wedding night.
great video Beebs - Meghan never planned to follow any rules as evident in how awful the wedding dress came out. It shows how alas she had no respect for the Queen and the veil was absolutely wrong on all levels. If she had listened to anyone it could have looked very different. I know when I first saw the wedding I just was not impressed with the dress and how unpolished she looked for being a royal bride.
Royal brides have wore a non white wedding dress. According to Vogue in "The Royal Bride Who Wore PINK" by Hamish Bowles Princess Alice Duchess of Gloucester in 1935 wore a blush-hued dress for her wedding.
Princess Alice was going to wear a white gown but her father died shortly before the wedding and it was decided that blush was acceptable as a “mourning” color.
MM's veil always reminds me of the dance in An American in Paris where they use a really long scarf that Leslie Caron sort of weaves through in the wind and i find myself waiting for a big gust like that to wrap that veil around her like a mummy.
Nicola wore the wrong shoes for the dress and the occation. That dress begs from daunty shoes and not that bulky platforms. I saw the shoes even before I thought of looking at the dress!
Crown Princess Victoria actually compromised on the question of the aisle walk. Her father walked her about 2/3 of the way down, where they met Daniel. He and Victoria walked the rest of the way to the altar together.
I think a huge factor in Meghan’s look compared to the others you show is that the other brides selected dresses for themselves and their bodies and their traditions. They seemed to have picked dresses that they really loved. Meghan dressed to make some kind of impression or statement that wasn’t really clear even in her own mind. Like many who are high in narcissistic traits, Meghan isn’t solid in her own “self” and is just always comparing herself to others. It was almost like the dress was completely separate from everything else about the day. Norman Hartnell’s dresses were THE British look in the post-WWII years. The late Queen’s dress was beautiful and meaningful. There’s a novel written several years ago called The Gown that is a fun fictional story about the creation of that dress.
What I don’t get is the stark white. Sure, she probably wants to erase her romantic history but white doesn’t even suit her skin tone! As a darker skinned person myself, white looks too harsh against my skin so my default and indeed my actual wedding dress was ivory which suited my darker/warmer skin tone
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I thought Meghan's dress had nothing good at all. It was plain and ugly. So underwhelming.
I don’t think it was the best design for figure - what do you think.
@marylou3995 Yes I certainly agree with you.
The dress was a disappointment for sure- but it’s not as bad as the smug, self-satisfied look on her face. There’s no warmth or joy in her eyes- it’s very off-putting 😬
That was the look of triumph - "mission accomplished!".
Yes! Body Language experts call that look “Duper’s Delight”, the name says it all.
I remember getting up early to see this wedding, and was blown away how awful that wedding dress Meghan wore was
for what it is worth, at the very least MM dress was NOT IMMODEST with cleavage falling out !!!!
I agree. Disappointing.
@@colajax True. That was it's ONLY saving grace.
I know and agree!!
@@colajaxshe doesn't have clevage
M’s dress did not fit. The dress wore her. The dress was too white for a woman of a particular age. She could have tried an eggshell. The veil was beyond ridiculous along with the messy bun. Friends don’t let friends make mistakes like that.
The veil had the flower of every country of the commonwealth sewn into it.
Which you can't see. And as soon as she sits down the effect is lost.
Not only that but the choice of designer is a big no. Royals are supposed to support their kingdom and should use fashion from said kingdom.
Having a French designer do the English royals wedding? Not great.
@@kittikats You're right it did have that, and I recall the commentators informing us of it. However, it was so poorly executed in its tangled confusion, it did not present its intended purpose well at all, sitting , standing or walking.
@@kittikats
She went against the grain purposely and then gaslit everyone when she got negative press
Sadly, she has no friends, just people she uses and dumps them when there's someone she thinks is more important to get her up the next step on the ladder!!
@@kittikatsevery country of the Commonwealth (same as the Queen did to her dress) and added Californian poppies.. which if she had added herself TO the RF and became part of the story, it would have been a lovely idea
EVERYTHIING, connected to the Meg and the wedding, shows just how much she disrespected the Queen and the Country. I can not look at her wedding photos without picturing the Sea Witch from the animated Little Mermaid. I would love to have a detailed look that the dress of Queen Elizabeth II.
Everything involving Meg’s wedding makes me look for strong antiemetics and cardiovascular medicines. Just think about having Meg-induced aneurysm rupture.
So true
She did QEII's dress in a video two weeks or so ago.
Her look on her wedding day was “YEPPPPP I GOT HIM” seriously disgusting and SO EVIDENT!
👆 THIS
Margaret's dress was perfection and still holds up today.
I love the V-neck with the slight puff in the sleeves.
Her hair and tiara really made her look fabulous!❤❤❤
The Queen did not like boat necks. That was M's inspiration. The Queen suggested that M did not wear a veil, so M went to town. The Queen suggested off-white due to her previous marriages, so M went for pure white.
Just like a sulky teenager 🙄
Agree 1000%!
Exactly, Queen should have used reverse psychology
The Queen should have said, “I don’t like clowns.” Who knows what Meghan would have worn on her big day. 😂
the Queen should have check design before the dress got made. Can't trust her to do anything right.
I think the fabric on Meg’s dress looked cheap. I’m sure it cost a fortune - it still looked cheap.
It reminded me of the tablecloth fabric is some restaurant.
That's true
The length of MM"s veil was ludicrous given her age and previous marital status.
M tried to outdo Diana's length of veil and train
Yes. She looked like a 👻imo.
Also hars eyes and smirk.
That super long pure white veil was so ridiculous.
Why didn't they just elope for the 3rd wedding since they didn't want the spectacle
The designer should have said something about that length of the veil.
She was desperate to look like a young, virginal ingenue who just left the convent where she had lived since she was 5 the nuns instructing her in how to pray or something.
For me the white dress was especially annoying because HMTLQ specifically requested something other than white!
I tought Catherine's wedding dress was beautiful, she looked fabulous.
I couldn't help but think of Princess Grace of Monaco's wedding gown when I saw Catherine's wedding gown. It was similar to Princess Grace's but better!
My mother's dress looked like Catherine's it was Classic, fitted perfectly looked regal, she looked perfection. I'll never forget the look on her face before going in, she looked like she had the world pressing on her shoulders, but after the wedding and it was said and done, she looked back to her beautiful sparkling self❤❤❤😊
Didn't like her eye makeup and didn't like her décolleté. Was Madonna her inspiration?
After all the fuss over the tiara being requested for the hairdresser trial it was shocking how messy her hair was.
The worst things about the Mdress was its blazing whiteness and absurdly long train. That she was married in a church at all (divorcee) was cherry on top wrong. Then we get into messy hair, lack of family, guests she didn't know etcetcetc. She may as well have worn red flags.
And dumbarse would gave still married her cos....mummy
The biggest difference between these other royal brides and MM wasn’t just that their dresses were better, it was their smiles. They were genuinely happy, smiling at their new husbands or the crowds. Meghan? She’s either smirking or looking for/at the camera. That cat that ate the canary smirk as she’s leaving the chapel says it all.
Let’s give her credit for wiping the feathers from her lips before they took the photos!
I believe the biggest difference was that these women WANTED to help their husband serve their country. They loved the people, and wanted to help them have the best life they could, to serve them. Not to be served themselves. Meghan is so insecure, and has to maintain her narcissistic life in every way
She did give the Queen a big fat middle finger, many times over. Queen Elizabeth could have taught our American politicians a heck of a lot about dignity and tact! She sure used it the last few years.
MM had her trademark rictus grin plastered across her overly made up face which made her look old and used.
The Queen asked her not to wear white or a veil therefore she had to wear white and have a looong veil and train. Was she trying to look virginal? Didn't work!!!!😮
I feel like the blinding white dress was a middle finger to the Queen, the Church, and the UK. Yes-she’s a bride & should have her dress. However she’s not just any bride, and needs to respect the culture, famiiy, customs, and church she’s marrying into which she refused to do. That was a huge indicator of how things were going to go.
With what we know now of icky's fashion sense, I'm surprised she didn't push the sleeves up on the wedding dress
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So true! 😂
The only thing that would have made MM’s dress acceptable is to have it on anyone else, even a mannequin.
😂😂well said!!
Hi Beebs! Meghan’s neckline was Inspired by the fact that it is not a preferred neckline of the Queen’s. She employed the neckline frequently in dresses worn at a number of state events.
Seeing that veil still in church while she's outside on bogtom step looks ridiculous
The sad thing is Meghan probably had been planning this wedding for 40 plus years and she still didn't seem to get it right.
Well, she’d been married at least once before,maybe twice.
She looked beautiful when she married Trevor. M should have hired a stylist on the royal wedding
The Queen did not approve of her veil or white she was lucky she had a church wedding. Charles and Camilla were not allowed
@@brendagore1115Whether the veil was appropriate or not, it looked out of place. It was tasteless, overdone and pretentious: just like Meghan Markle.
@@chloehall4270exactly right and on point!
The more often I see Meghalodon’s dress, and the more time that passes, the worse it looks.
It really is just awful.
What I wonder is, did MM think she looked awesome? She seemed very confident in all of her movements. When my entire outfit feels & looks good, I move & appear more confident.
@@Always_Thinking If you think about it, to this day she walks around in ill-fitting, poorly tailored wrinkled messes and still has that smug look of feeling confident she looks great.
I agree, actually on the wedding day I thought it was OK. We all got caught up in the excitement I guess. Now I wonder what I was thinking!
@@sharonalbanese8084 Me too. I remember thinking it was mediocre at the time, just kind of ho hum, but now when i see pictures, I think it’s ghastly.
Of all the days clothes should fit it is ones wedding day. As simple as the gown was it should have fit perfectly. Instead it was a reflection of her persona - wrinkled, stiff, harsh and awkward.
Hubert de Givenchy must have spun in his grave seeing that monstrosity worn by Markle. It was a blessing in disguise that she shunned a British designer.
A 2x divorcee does not wear white and a long veil for 3rd wedding. They say that the queen was so angry because she was divorced and was told not to wear pure white or a veil
One of Charles friends said the dress looked like it was made of concrete 😂
OMG! Please tell me where to find that quote. 😂😂
Please, do tell? Who made such an accurate description of that dress?
I’ll try to look it up 🆙, this person 🧍♂️ is no longer Charles’s friend 🤣
As obsessed as she was with Harry's mother, she probably wanted an extra long veil to emulate Diana's train. While the embroidery on the veil was beautiful, it did nothing to tie it to her dress. Again, her messy hair drives me nuts every time I see it. She was given a multi-million dollar wedding, and made such a stink about needing the tiara for a hair style try out, and still looked like she needed the use of a comb. Geez, lady, comb your hair! It's either very messy or pulled back so tightly it almost gives her a face lift.
You said it. Carry on,
Haha, an she always wears those .
Meghan's scary grin as she and Harry are leaving the chapel makes me uncomfortable. It reminds me of when Ursula attracts Prince Eric in The Little Mermaid. It says, "I have fooled everyone, and now he's under my spell!"
With That Wink She Did For The Camera. Totally!
Yes!!!
A reason, other than MM's character, the late QEII may have been displeased at the wedding is b/c in the absence of 'buffer' provided by a dress train the veil simply dragged on the ground. It was embroidered with the symbolic flowers of each Commonwealth country so in effect MM dragged the Commonwealth in the dirt behind her. MM is so vulgar. As for the power of good fabric the Duchess of Gloucester shows us how it's done! Also, Lady Sarah Chatto, Margaret's daughter - She doesn't stand out yet her outfits are quietly 'perfect'. Loved Margaret's veil. Any attempt at elegance re MM's wedding was ruined by her hair. Trashy!
The thing with the lass isn’t just that it was emulating Catherine’s dress, but Catherine’s dress helped end the strapless basic bridal gowns that everyone was stuck with for 5+ years with that lace. I think that what people had seen in Markle and had hoped for was that she’d be her own trend setter and make her own impressions with the fashion industry. Markle’s issue is that she doesn’t have the knowledge required to be fashion savvy to understand that not everything she puts on will automatically look like gold. In fact, she seems to deny that her body is unique in that a lot of attire she is limited to, and it would have been more impactful if she considered what looked best on her versus chasing fashion and thinking it’s a one fits all situation. She could have had that role in embracing that her body isn’t the common body shape of most ladies and ventured into finding what works with her body shape.
It would have been more ideal to see a different silhouette, while she was delicate with her frame, her bone structure though is not what the trumpet/mermaid skirt is made for. She need either a sheath or an A line at least. Understand how off the shoulders work, it tends to work best with those who do have not wide shoulders. And she should not have shown up wearing white and bringing the veil, period. The Church of England already made arrangements to allow her as a divorce to marry in the church despite its long history of tensions to those who have divorced, she should have at least understood it was not helpful to act like she could break more rules. She could have gone for the off white cream or even better a blush (not that dingy dress that South Park even used to reference her as a character.)
I thought Meghan’s dress was lovely but it didn’t suit her, it didn’t fit her, it wasn’t prepared correctly and it was wrong for the occasion of a second wedding. Nothing went together and the veil was an extravagant abomination.
We all loved Harry and had so much goodwill to them as a couple, then they both showed their true colours.
I'm English and on the day of the wedding my American friends who love the RF were messaging me saying, her hair is scruffy, she's wearing stark white and shes been married before, and the veil is inappropriate for a 2nd time bride of her age, and why didnt she have any fittings? Have to agree, she looked smug as she left the church. Only Meg can make a couture dress look like rubbish!
Another great video Beebs, thank you
As an American, I was embarrassed by MM. She was smug and unwilling to accept her role in the RF and I was fearful she would bring Harry down…and I was right. I feel he’s been led astray since his marriage and I don’t see him smile as he used to. She is like Donald Trump; an isolationist who will cause chaos and misery to all. I do hope that Harry will mend fences with the RF because he will need them when his life with MM falls apart.
Everything about MeGains wedding dress shows how much she disrespected the Queen and the RF .
And a sign of thi gs to come, she relished in poo pooing on their traditions and culture at every turn, mm provoked all the bad press she received and did it on purpose so she'd have an excuse to leave.
Yes, the Queen wanted a more lowkey, they had a tantrum!! Even the future King and Queen abided, and Camilla looked lovely in pearl grey, but what annoys me the most, she demanded that wedding, and then complained on Oprah, "I had to have that big wedding For The People!!, we wanted something more private!" (And then went on to lie about having a private wedding 3 days before!!)
Her choice of white when she knew the Queen wanted a cream color, per Royal protocol if you've been married and divorced, was her first middle finger at the Queen and the Monarchy. She is a disgrace, and her wedding dress looked awful. As did her hair. Editing to say congrats on 50k! You deserve it and I'm very pleased for you Beebs!,🎉
If anyone remembers Harry's mom Dianas dress was also wrinkled, but that was a mistake according to the designers, they have said they did not realize how much that type of fabric would wrinkle, which I find to be sloppy on their part since they are fashion designers, I would have thought they would have checked considering they are creating a wedding gown that the whole world was going to see. The Megs dress being wrinkly was on purpose.
I believe that they said that they didn't take into account the size of her father, the size of the coach, and the size of the dress along with the fabric. It all contributed to how wrinkled it was when she arrived at the church. But, I agree, they should have known better; however, they were young designers at the time and had to go to great lengths to keep the dress a secret. They learned.
Love Diana, didn't care for her dress. It overwhelmed her, IMO, and looked ridiculous with all of the puffy/fairy tale idea they were going with.
@@charmaccents6278 I was disappointed in her dress, but I think she was just learning about fashion
@@TheHellsHobbitI actually liked Diana’s dress but remember it was the 80’s and I was 16yo and I thought she looked like a fairy princess although when she got out of the coach I did wonder why it wasn’t ironed! Andrew and Sarah also married in the 80’s and I really liked her dress cos it was fitted at the top and it was a cream/champagne colour.
Although not professionally, I'm a bit of a sewist and would like to add my 2 cents: Markle's dress needed the 2 vertical curved seams seen on Princess Mary's gown. That would've taken care of all the bunching, gapping, and wrinkling under the bust, near the armpits, and above the waist. I am sure, SURE! that it was suggested to her, because they are basic dressmaking techniques. Think of a corset, and how it has several angled panels pieced together to conform to the body. If you don't use seams correctly, you end up with something that looks like the wrapper on a chocolate bar, which is exactly what happened with her dress. I also wonder if the design was supposed to have been rendered in a DIFFERENT fabric, and Markle refused to take advice, because if the original idea was to make a gown that was not pieced at the waist, the fabric needed to be one with more weight, a softer hand, and perhaps even some stretch. I look and look at it and imagine a client who does not trust the expertise of her designer and gown maker. (Ha! I continued watching and you mentioned the stiffness of the fabric.)
Yes, she needed those princess seams. And they could have been continued fully down the gown and not been interrupted at the waist. It would have made her dress elevated and elegant. I am a tailor and I do this for a living
Princess Margret's dress may have been simple but it was SPECTACULAR...perfect for her, her personality and the times ...she totally hit the nail on the head ❤
That dress of Megsie's was horrible. Who TF wears a wedding dress that doesn't fit and is incredibly wrinkled?
Her hair was a total mess, which was a shame because the tiara was beautiful. And when you have such a simple dress, the fit must be impeccable, which it was not.
Meghan’s veil epitomises her ego. I mean who did she think she was? The Queen of England? Rather she is a twice married actress wife of the spare (who at that point was about 5th or 6th in line). She had a cathedral length veil in a much smaller church (St George’s chapel in Windsor is impressive but it’s not Westminster of St Paul’s). She also had the floral emblems of the commonwealth nations embroidered into it as if she was representing the commonwealth which is rich from someone who (indirectly) called the commonwealth ‘Empire 2.0’.
The color of Crown Princess Mary's dress is gorgeous. Meghan would've looked so much better in something similar.
Catherine's dress was perfection right down to the fit.
As for Duchy Del Taco, where do I start? First, pure white for a 2nd or 3rd wedding? Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth was stunned she was wearing white. The dress itself was a horror show. A 5 yr old could have designed that thing. There was absolutely NOTHING remarkable about it. And can we talk about the fit? Looks like she pulled it off a rack at a bridal boutique an hour before her wedding. It did NOT fit her. And finishing off the look, her hair. Who in the hell thought it a good idea to pull messy pieces of her hair forward on her wedding day?
She did of course 😁
Her dress was a huge disappointment in every way! Royal protocol says "all hair behind ears when wearing a tiara". Should have been wearing a BK crown..imo🤣
I can’t believe she and Harry made a big fuss about getting a tiara for the hairdresser. She looked like she just threw a few extensions in her hair and put it in a messy bun. I feel bad for the people that did her dress. Apparently the person who made her dress got fired from Givenchy, the designer of the dress, because of this dress even though Meghan kept changing what kind of dress she wanted. She and Harry didn’t deserve a big televised wedding. They should have done something more humble.
@@kakacoco5humble..MM doesn't know the meaning of the word, which is why she couldn't cope with Royal life!!
@@kakacoco5agreed. A quiet little wedding like King Charles and Queen Camilla. Maybe a softer white, more leaning towards grey, would've been nice.
They totally tried to outshine William and Catherine.
I love the bigger bouquets too. Especially the long stemmed flowers carried in the crook of the arm, as opposed to handheld. Dramatic, elegant & different. More brides should try that look.
I think snake skin would have been appropriate, giving us a bit of a heads up to her true character.
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😂 So true.
When Catherine was getting out of the car I was saying please please don't look as bad as Diana did because that dress has to be #1 on the ugly dress list. I applauded when I saw her. That dress for her with the world watching was perfection and Catherine looked so elegant and classy and she still does.
I am 75 years old and Princess Margaret’s wedding was the first royal wedding on broadcast television. I watched. She was stunning and her dress was perfection. There was also complete photographic coverage in LIFE magazine- similar to, but a much better version of People Magazine
Couldn't agree more. Margaret's dress was stunning in its simplicity
Catherine’s dress was beyond GORGEOUS!
A creamy ultra pale pink would have been lovely, different and flattering. She needed an entirely different style but any style should have been tailored to perfection.
Knowing the Meg as we now do, it’s obvious there was no way she was going to go off white, cream, or rose-colored dress. Not only was she in all white, but she chose a harsh, bright white. Of course she wasn’t going to be subtle, and I think that her white dress horrified many of the royal family was a plus in her mind.
All such a farce 🙄
Yacht-neck seems the appropriate term, allegedly.
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For Meghan’s wedding dress: I have always thought that a v-neckline would be a great improvement, as well as better fitting/tailoring through the bodice. Tailored seams and/or darts would have been slimming and flattered her figure. The boatneck and non-fitting bodice emphasized her naturally broad shoulders and lack of a waistline. Better tailoring would highlight the good aspects of her figure, and would reduce wrinkles as well.
A softer white color, rather than the stark white she chose, would have actually photographed better, and the wrinkles would have showed up less. Meghan spent years working in front of the camera, so I would have thought she would know that, but apparently not…
I have always been surprised that Meghan did not choose a British designer for her wedding dress. I thought choosing Givenchy was a bad PR move. She could have found a hip, little-known, up-and-coming British designer, to underscore that she was a new, cool royal or whatever. It would have brought fantastic attention to the British fashion industry and could have become a darling of British design. But she passed over that opportunity.
Do you know whose wedding gown completely SHOCKED me, in a GOOD way? Paris Hilton's! Throughout the years, and despite her wealth, she has not shown to have the most elegant of tastes, but when it came to her choice of wedding gown, she did not make a single mistake. It was romantic, refined, chic, and timeless. Her veil and dress went together like a dream---where the flower appliques get sparser on the gown, they go denser on the veil. It's just a work of art, and you can see that she LISTENED to the design team. I hope she's very happy when she looks back many years from now and realizes how perfectly bridal she looked that day.
I just looked up Paris’s dress. It IS beautiful. WOW.
@@kriswhite2220 I thought so! It's the type of dress that will never go out of style.
Her dress was gorgeous!!!! Totally agree
Agreed. It was stunning. I also loved her sisters wedding dress a few years prior.
I'm so glad that strapless wedding dress look, is out.
The platform shoes are horrendous!
The only thing that would have truly improved Carparkles’ dress, would be to have had it on somebody ELSE!!
Would've looked better in the garbage.
ANYBODY else!
Even though it was before my time, I love Princess Margaret’s dress. I do believe it stands the test of time as you said. A bride could easily wear this today.
All the wedding dresses featured were better than Markle's. The comparisons made the faults in her dress really stand out. It was too white, too stiff, the train disproportionately long and had nothing in common with the gown, while the sleeves would have looked better if they were lace, or shorter. The effect as a whole was one of stiffness, as if she wore cardboard, and was kind of "closed-up".
The bright white and the stiffness looked like neoprene to me.
The platform shoes were … TRAGIC!!!!
“Harsh,” like her personality!!😂😂😂😂
The Queen's wedding dress, designed by Norman Hartnell, 1947. The dress is made from ivory silk and decorated with crystals and 10,000 seed pearls. In 1947 Britain was still subject to rationing, so The Queen, then Princess Elizabeth, collected clothing coupons to pay for the dress.
some of the soon-to-be Queen's young admirers heard about the rationing, they tried to send their own coupons to Elizabeth. However, transferring coupons was illegal, they were all returned with a thank you note and the princess paid for her gown herself.
Queen Elizabeth II was the greatest monarch ever seen.
Lets face it Meghan should have worn BEIGE to her wedding. She obviously prefers it!
😂😂😂 she’s the og greige gurl…
M didn't get the tiara she wanted so she literally dumped on what she considered the rest of The Rules.
IMO, Meghan's dress wasn't fitted because she must have smuggled it into Britain.
The late Queen must have told her not to marry in white. She simply must have. The late Queen knew how Christian Northern Europeans would react.
They married in a Christian church.
So Megsy must have been told not to wear white, so she hid the dress, and that made it very difficult for her to make fittings.
I guess Meghan went to Paris to take her measurements and that the dress was fully sewn at Givenchy in Paris and arrived at London just before the wedding!
She did this to piss the late Queen off.
She smugged at HMTLQ when she walked by her and she didn't curtsey.
She did all of this on purpose!
She was out to cause trouble!
So I don't want to discuss what she should have done with the dress!
Meghan knew exactly what reaction she wanted!
And she stirred up trouble!
We were gaslighted!
To see all the other dresses was fantastic!
Thank you, Beebs! ❤!
Princess Mary entire bridal ensemble incorporated personal, deeply meaningful elements. Not only it shows the importance of family, but also how much though went into creating something so special. In comparison, Meghan's feels like generic, grab off the rack because I am in a hurry, devoid of any personality and cohesion collection.
If that dress was a last minute swap what did the original look like? Harry said she was very good at making her own clothes so maybe she was up all night knocking this one out lol
Thd biggest problem I saw with Meghan’s dress was that it was poorly fitting. I know Meghan was very demanding of the designer a c kept changing her mind, but given how much the dress cost KC3, I expected so much more. And don’t get me started on a twice divorcée wearing a veil for a church wedding.
I wore an ivory color wedding dress. I was 8 months pregnant when I got married and didn’t think it was proper to wear white. Obviously I wasn’t a virgin lol I got married in 1989
Good for you for not forcing the white look and for being respectful!
And I’m betting you were just stunning! And, part of that would have been bc you felt comfortable in that dress, bc of that decision, and you didn’t spend any time wondering if people were talking about you wearing a bright white dress. Good for you!!
I think ivory colored dresses are lovely.
@@Alberto-wu1mj I do, too!!
I too wore an ivory dress. I was an older bride and had a very small wedding. White seems to be for young brides to me. Pregnantbrides wearing white does not bother me. Their happiness is more important.
Princess Margaret's daughter, Lady Sarah Chatto, wedding dress was fantastic and beautiful. As was her her daughter in laws dress. Stunning
Megsy’s dress was a new style: business matrimonial. No lace or delicacy because she’s a woman of power! But throw on a veil and the longest train ever to beat out other brides in those categories.
Sarcasm here😝
Catherine’s wedding dress was ivory, and it was her first marriage. Meghan should have gone with a darker cream/ sand-colored dress with a different neckline and a much less elaborate veil.
Where/When didn’t Megsie go wrong?
Ever?
R I G H T 🤣
The mannequin wearing Meghan's wedding dress looks amazing. Perfect fit.
It is horrifying when tough ol' Megsie cosplays as a Maiden. That is what that awful ensemble was all about. Ew.😊
No wedding would have been best
During the wedding, I felt like I was forcing myself to like the dress and it was a relief when people were honest about it!
I immediately shouted out, "It's too wide, it doesn't fit her!" :)
Did she choose the stark white to draw attention to her colouring maybe? I personally think she would have looked so much better with an off-white dress. Even the dress she wore would have looked better in off-white.
Hey Beebs! I loved this video, I love wedding dresses although I cringe at pictures of my own. It was very 80s plus it was what my Mama wanted, not me. Southern brides often try to please everyone else and I was no exception. Mama realized it later and apologized profusely. And, I was in a marriage for far too many years. I have no children and I have no idea what to do with my dress. Any suggestions or thoughts?
Meghan, dear Lord, where to begin? What fabric was that dress made from? It honestly looked like something my cousins and I would put together playing dress up when we had two pieces of fabric and pinned them together at the shoulders. In fact, our "dresses" would have looked better because we used sheets or tablecloths, they flowed better than that dress. I remember thinking when she arrived and that veil kept coming and coming, surely she's not going to copy Princess Diana's train via the veil. I think that's exactly what she was looking to do, she wanted it to be compared to Princess Diana and there's no comparison (for a host of reasons). I wanted Harry and Meghan to work, I thought that the 4 of them could have a great impact on bringing issues to the forefront. But, looking back on it, she never wanted anyone to share her spotlight. I think that's why she was perfectly happy throwing her father under the bus. She entered the church ALONE. Spotlight on HER. She wasn't walked down the aisle by a man. Spotlight on HER. I doubt she wanted then Prince Charles to walk her down the aisle at all but only acquiesced because she knew that would push Queen Elizabeth II too far. Meghan was just playing a role, SHE was the star, and Harry was her co-star. If we can learn anything from her ridiculously rigid dress is that it mirrors her personality. Rigid, plain, and shallow.
Thanks for your great video!
Robin
I didn’t like my dress at all, but it was the best I could do. If I had it to do again, I’d have spent the money on a beautiful dress that I could wear more often.
I donated mine to a charity that would resell it.
@@llamasugar5478 Thank you, that's a great idea!
@@robinaddis-vaughn7271there is a company,not sure of the name but something like Angel babies,if you google you should be able to find it. It’s for stillborn babies or babies that pass after a few days and out of wedding dresses they make little gowns like christening gowns for the baby to be buried in. So,that might be something that you may want to donate your dress to.
Donate it to charity, or take apart the fabric and use it for something else. I have seen them used for baptism gowns for nieces and nephews, burial dresses or such for stillborn babies, just about anything you can imagine
The problem is, Meghan has no idea what fits her body .
If she pay £30mils for her spectacle wedding back to British tax payer,I swear not going to talk about them ever again.
I think M's dress looked like a slip. I kept thinking she forgot to put on the real dress.
Sorry, I didn’t like Nikola’s strange straps with a square neckline, and the lace opera glove’s didn’t go especially with the severe neckline.
A nicer bouquet would have made a big difference. The one she carried was totally underwhelming.
Victoria''s train was attached to her waist by the belt. That is why the belt had to be substantial.
What I noticed was HW's sloppy hair! What was that? What was she trying to be? She's getting married to The Queen's grandson in front of 1/2 of Hollow-wood, and that mess was her best effort?
it hasn't gotten better...so yes?
I've got to admit I found something off with MM on the engagement video,but I was still excited to watch the wedding,I waited excited to see the wedding gown,my jaw dropped when she stepped out of the car,I was gobsmacked,I actually spoke out loud saying are you kidding,it was a huge disappointment,in fact the whole wedding for me just got more and more ridiculous,it was awful. Also I must be the only person in the world that thought Diana's dress was a monstrosity,it was so over the top,ugh just awful,sorry just my opinion we all have different tastes
Nope. Even as a teen, I was profoundly disappointed in Diana’s wedding dress. She was lost in it! I remain convinced that someone who didn’t like her much chose it.
@@llamasugar5478 That was the style in those days. Thank God that decade is long gone!
You're not alone, I thought Diana's dress was a wrinkled mess, too voluminous and over the top. I know a lot of people who felt the same.
Not the only one. Diana’s dress was awful.
No, most people think Diana's dress was awful.
Teared up a bit when you said crown princess Mary had her mams wedding ring sewn into the lining of the dress near her heart ❤
I’ve always wondered if she wore stark white to match Harry’s military belt? I still think her dress choice was a fail. Why she seems to think those man width shoulders are her best boxy feature to highlight instead of blend and balance is beyond me.
At least we didn't have to see her skinny legs this time!
OMG, thank you for mentioning the hideous shoes on Nicola. Truly awful choice. I think they ruin the whole look.
Virginal white, what a joke.
I agree w you about Princess Mary’s skirt of her dress, but the bodice, incorporated wedding ring of her deceased mother was absolutely beautiful💕💕💕
I really loved you presenting Princess Margaret’s beautiful gown!
There was a docu that came out around the time of the wedding. Possibly before all about the veil. It had flowers of all the countries of the empire embroidered into it.
Hi Beeb’s; I agree with you Meghan’s dress was very boring I honestly don’t know why she would wear white and the veil was ridiculous considering she had been married before. I think the whole wedding was way too extravagant all Meghan knows how to is spend money and waist it
Megan's veil was a tangled mess completely out of context with the dress. It didn't flow right at all. As far as one of the alternative dresses to Meghan's shown: There's a V-neck, and then there's a V-neck. The one shown has way too much cleavage to have ever been an appropriate alternative, I'm so tired of so many wedding dresses now being a boob/cleavage showcase causing complete distraction. Geez.. save it for the wedding night.
great video Beebs - Meghan never planned to follow any rules as evident in how awful the wedding dress came out. It shows how alas she had no respect for the Queen and the veil was absolutely wrong on all levels. If she had listened to anyone it could have looked very different. I know when I first saw the wedding I just was not impressed with the dress and how unpolished she looked for being a royal bride.
Royal brides have wore a non white wedding dress. According to Vogue in "The Royal Bride Who Wore PINK" by Hamish Bowles Princess Alice Duchess of Gloucester in 1935 wore a blush-hued dress for her wedding.
Princess Alice was going to wear a white gown but her father died shortly before the wedding and it was decided that blush was acceptable as a “mourning” color.
MM's veil always reminds me of the dance in An American in Paris where they use a really long scarf that Leslie Caron sort of weaves through in the wind and i find myself waiting for a big gust like that to wrap that veil around her like a mummy.
Nicola wore the wrong shoes for the dress and the occation. That dress begs from daunty shoes and not that bulky platforms. I saw the shoes even before I thought of looking at the dress!
Crown Princess Victoria actually compromised on the question of the aisle walk. Her father walked her about 2/3 of the way down, where they met Daniel. He and Victoria walked the rest of the way to the altar together.
Lace opera length gloves, how divine! 😊
I think a huge factor in Meghan’s look compared to the others you show is that the other brides selected dresses for themselves and their bodies and their traditions. They seemed to have picked dresses that they really loved. Meghan dressed to make some kind of impression or statement that wasn’t really clear even in her own mind. Like many who are high in narcissistic traits, Meghan isn’t solid in her own “self” and is just always comparing herself to others. It was almost like the dress was completely separate from everything else about the day.
Norman Hartnell’s dresses were THE British look in the post-WWII years. The late Queen’s dress was beautiful and meaningful. There’s a novel written several years ago called The Gown that is a fun fictional story about the creation of that dress.
Loved thst book
What I don’t get is the stark white. Sure, she probably wants to erase her romantic history but white doesn’t even suit her skin tone! As a darker skinned person myself, white looks too harsh against my skin so my default and indeed my actual wedding dress was ivory which suited my darker/warmer skin tone