Royalty Wedding Gowns

Royal wedding dresses: a history
What can history teach us about Kate Middleton's choice of wedding dress? Dr Joanna Marschner reveals the style and symbolism of two centuries of royal wedding dresses. Find out what the dresses say about attitudes to royal marriage, about the the state of the nation - and about the personality of the brides who wore them. From Princess Charlotte's silver gown of 1826, through Queen Victoria's iconic white silk dress, through to Princess Margaret's Norman Hartnell designed couture gown. The dresses are part of the Royal Ceremonial Dress Collection looked after by Historic Royal Palaces at Kensington Palace.

Kate Middleton's Wedding Dress Revealed - The Royal Wedding - BBC
www.bbc.co.uk Kate Middleton arrives at Westminster Abbey wearing an ivory and lace gown designed by Sarah Burton at Alexander McQueen.

Royal Wedding Dresses Starting With 1840
estilo-tendances.com See the full post with even more details!!! This cool video is featuring all the Royal Wedding Dresses starting with 1840, especially the Royal Wedding Dress that Kate Middleton wore in 2011. Royal Weddings are a great chance to watch the latest trends in fashion. Kate Middleton arrived at Westminster Abbey on Friday wearing a long-sleeved wedding dress with English and French Chantilly lace appliqué bodice, satin gazar pleated skirt and nine-foot train by Sarah Burton of Alexander McQueen.

The Royal Wedding Dress: A story of Great British Design
The Duchess of Cambridge's wedding dress is now on display at Buckingham Palace, along with the wedding cake, a replica of the wedding bouquet and Her Royal Highness's earrings, specially commissioned by the Middletons for the occasion of their daughter's wedding. Find out more about the exhibition and book tickets at www.royalcollection.org.uk.

Royal Wedding Dress - Did you like Kate Middleton's gown?
See a close-up photo of the dress: bit.ly We're dishing the deets about the gown from the Royal Wedding. It's up next. Hello everyone! You're back at ClevverTV. I'm Dana Ward coming to you from Hollywood... and even all of the way over on this side of the pond, we were tuning in to the Royal Wedding. So just incase you missed out or you just want to get the dish about the wedding gown, here we go. Kate Middleton wore a gown by Sarah Burton at Alexander McQueen. It featured a long sleeved lace applique over a sweetheart opaque bodice. In fact, we hear that the hand-worked pattern included daffodil, rose, thistle and shamrock shapes. The skirt design is said to take on silhouette inspiration from an open flower, with an underskirt for added volume as well as a bit of padding in the hip area to follow a signature McQueen styling. One interesting design tidbit comes from The Huffington Post, saying that the workers stitching the motifs washed their hands every 30 minutes in order to keep the lace and threads perfect, plus, the needles were renewed every 3 hours. Also, according to THP, Kate or now known as Princess Katherine wore a Cartier halo tiara -- lent to her by The Queen -- for keeping in place her silk tulle with hand-embroidering veil. So those are some of the details about this oh-so-talked-about wedding gown from the Royal Wedding. You can take a closer look at the dress by clicking the link in our info section. But be sure to leave a comment right here with your ...

Royal Wedding- Kate Middleton's Wedding Dress
For more, visit tlc.discovery.com | Everyone wants to know what Kate Middleton's wedding dress will look like! Who will design it? Will it resemble Princess Diana's dress, or will Kate give it her own modern twist? Wedding planner Mark Niemierko speculates.

Uncrating of Princess Diana's 1981 Royal Wedding Dress
The critically acclaimed, Diana, A Celebration exhibit is currently at the Western Reserve Historical Society in Cleveland. The exhibit honors the life and humanitarian work of Princess Diana. WDOK Radio has EXCLUSIVE video of the uncrating of Diana's 1981 Royal Wedding Gown, including the 25-foot-long train.

Daily Origami: 321 - Wedding Dress (Royal Wedding)
Origami: Wedding Dress Designed by: Mieko Seta Made by: Heather ---------- Today's origami lesson is three hundred and twenty-one in the series. Today we will take a little break from dogs again to focus on something that nearly everyone is talking about - the Royal Wedding. The big day is this Friday, April 29, 2011. For those of you all out there that are interested in this historic event, or just like weddings, this is a fun origami that makes a pretty dress or wedding dress. I highly doubt this looks anything like what Kate's dress will look like, but it is fun just the same.