Introduction: The crown is a symbol of dignity and status. It is no longer just a patent of the royal family, but a magic weapon used to beautify the bride. Let's take a look at these exquisite crowns and choose one to shine at the wedding. （onlylady）
The white wedding dress and crown come from this
Alexandrina Victoria is the longest reigning monarch in British history. During her 64 years in office (1837-1901), it was the most powerful so-called "sun never sets empire" period in Britain. But she not only has the longest imperial power, but also has the most luxurious jewelry.
Designed by Prince Albert for his wife Victoria
In 1840, when Queen Victoria got married, she wore a white dress made of beautiful Chinese brocade, with a tail length of 18 feet, and a white veil. The pure white from head to foot surprised the audience.
Before Queen Victoria's wedding, the wedding dress of British royal family members was a traditional dress with jewel crown, evening dress inlaid with jewels and silver ornaments, and a fur coat.
Crown worn by Victoria
In addition to being amazing, this amazing act of hers has quickly become a popular trend, and it has gradually become a traditional custom for brides to wear white wedding dresses at Western weddings. The white wedding dress represents inner purity and childlike innocence, and later evolved into a symbol of virginity.
Queen Victoria About Queen Elizabeth
This diamond crown was a very popular design at that time. It was the private property of King George III. It was a necklace designed by the jeweler Lander in 1830. Later, Queen Victoria placed it on a frame for use as a crown. Queen Elizabeth and her daughter Princess Anne used this crown when they married. When the Queen married, there was a story that the frame of the crown suddenly broke, but it was repaired in time.
The crown was a wedding gift for Queen Mary in 1893. When Queen Mary's granddaughter Elizabeth got married in 1947, the Queen gave it to Elizabeth. The Queen loved the crown very much. The most common place where this crown appears is British coins. Elizabeth will wear this crown every time new coins are printed.
Queen Elizabeth gave the pearl and diamond crown she had worn in 1958 to Princess Diana, a British rose, as a wedding gift. Therefore, experts believe that the chance that the crown will be passed on to Kate is not high.
Princess Diana's Crown
The beloved Diana wore her mother's wedding crown at her wedding.
This crown is the treasure of the Spencer family, Diana's mother's family. The bride wore this crown when her brother, Count Spencer, got married.
Princess Margaret of England
Princess Margaret and her husband
Princess Margaret of England, the prototype of Audrey Hepburn in Roman Holiday, married photographer Sir Snowden on May 6, 1960. This crown was bought by Margaret from the daughter of Baron Portimo III, and she wore it when she married in 1960.
Princess Margaret's Crown The stunning crown of royal families of various countries at their wedding
The Norwegian Princess Mette received this gift when she got married. It was made in 1910 as a gift when King Harold married Queen Sawyer.
When Sylvia became the Queen of Sweden, the first official portrait was taken of this crown, which was composed of hundreds of diamonds in the shape of tendrils. It was 12.5 cm high and 50 cm long. Sylvia did not wear it often, perhaps because it was too heavy.
This huge diamond crown was a gift from Spanish King Alfonso XIII when he married his bride, British Princess Victoria Eugenia.
This set of emerald inlaid crown and the whole set of jewelry are part of the king's crown, so this set of jewelry is not allowed to leave Denmark. The Queen has never worn this set of jewelry outside Denmark.
