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Embed from Getty ImagesReportedly, there were 1,600 guests, including most of the royal family! pic.twitter.com/x5Yxj1QP4u
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Reportedly, there were 1,600 guests, including most of the royal family! pic.twitter.com/x5Yxj1QP4u
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The Wedding of the Earl of Dalkeith, heir to the Dukedom of Buccleuch, married Jane McNeill, a Norman Hartnell model, (wearing the Buccleuch Flower Tiara) at St. Giles’s Cathedral in Edinburgh on this day in 1953. Royal Guests included the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh, Princess Margaret (formerly expected to marry the groom), the Duke of Gloucester and Princess Alice, Duchess of Gloucester (aunt of the groom), and Prince William and Prince Richard (a pageboy) of Gloucester. The couple had four children, remaining marring until the Duke’s death in 2007. The Dowager Duchess passed in 2011.
Worn #onthisday in 1953 by Jane McNeill when she wed the Earl of Dalkeith at St. Giles Cathedral in Edinburgh. The bride was a former model for Norman Hartnell, but his rival Hardy Amies made her lace gown, woven with silver thread to echo the mayflower pattern of her tiara. #OTD pic.twitter.com/Uq7JgOyKDU
— Worn On This Day (@WornOnThisDay) January 10, 2021
Worn #onthisday in 1953 by Jane McNeill when she wed the Earl of Dalkeith at St. Giles Cathedral in Edinburgh. The bride was a former model for Norman Hartnell, but his rival Hardy Amies made her lace gown, woven with silver thread to echo the mayflower pattern of her tiara. #OTD pic.twitter.com/Uq7JgOyKDU
— Worn On This Day (@WornOnThisDay) January 10, 2021
