May Wedding Roll 2 (1960)
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- A documentary about the marriage of Princess Margaret and Antony Armstrong-Jones. Continued
C/U of the ornate organ. Prince Philip leads Margaret through the Abbey. Bridesmaids are led by Princess Anne. Various shots of the procession. The choir bow as the royals walk past. The bridegroom is "calm and dignified in the midst of this happy ordeal." Dean of Westminster opens the marriage ceremony. Low angle of the organ. Shots of the choir and congregation. Marriage ceremony intercut with shots of the crowds gathered outside. C/U of old lady dabbing her tearful eyes. Couple receive the blessing of the Archbishop. Members of the Commonwealth in the congregation are seen. Continued.Sir Winston Churchill is seen in the congregation - he looks like he is having a little snooze. The married couple walk down aisle holding hands. We see other members of the royal family following behind - Queen Elizabeth, Queen Mother, Prince Charles. The couple walk through the covered walkway. They climb into the carriage, footmen assist Margaret with her dress train.
End of Roll 2
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Her wedding dress will never get old or out of style
That's what you think.
In my opinion she had the most beautiful wedding gown! She looked like a queen walking down the aisle
Yes, but she was only the Queen's younger sister.
@@anacletwilliams8315 Oh trust me, I’m very aware of that. I’m a huge role and Royal enthusiast!
@@Lucky4991 I am so very pleased to hear that, Shay. Long live the Queen!
I agree with you! Best all around gown! In my opinion.
Her wedding dress is just stunning
The most beautiful and glamorous royal wedding ever
I loved how Philip stepped in to give her away.
Best gown out of all! In my opinion of course.
Unless I'm mistaken, the gentleman on the left of the aisle (balding head) , being passed by the bride at 1.08, and wearing his Doctor of Music robes, is Sir William McKie, Abbey Organist and Master of the Choristers and in charge of all the wedding music. This was his 3rd major royal occasion. He had been in charge of the music at the wedding of Princess Elizabeth in 1947 and then six years later the music at the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth. Extraordinary gentleman and a brilliant musician and organist.
That's the prettiest tiara I have ever seen.
Loved her wedding dress.
In the backstage, adultery, but still they remained friends. Human life!...
Not a fan of the royals but if this dress can teach any bride to be one thing, it’s keep the dress simple and elegant. The tiara being the statement piece. Classic.
A true princess 👸 💖 she is, no doubt about that
I agree that this is a beautiful royal wedding gown. I don’t know if I like Margaret or Kate’s wedding dress best.
No princess Margaret's!!!
Yes I would agree! Also, have you seen her daughter's (Lady Sarah) wedding gown too? That was one of my favourites as well!
I thought she looked beautiful when I was 11 years old still think the same now❤
A very nice looking bride. Very much looked like a film star.
Margaret Rose was always very elegant and posey.
The weddinggown was beautiful and timeless however not regal. The fact that she wore the Poltimore tiara that she especially bought for the occasion made it royal.
Breathtaking ceremony!! But a joke and I do mean joke of a marriage! 😅😅😅😅😅
To the question below: the lady at 06:36 was the then Queen of Denmark.
Hi, I'm the asker of the question below using my second accout. Thank you so, so much for providing me with the information I was seeking! It had been frustrating me for weeks! Would you happen to have anymore information regarding the people sitting in the royal family area? I know the usual suspects (The Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, The Duke of Kent and the Duchess of Kent, etc), but would you happen to know some of the rest? I would love to know!
Conor Judge Hard to make out all of them but from what I can see, there were all the Gloucesters and Kents, The Princess Royal and her sons, plus Lord Mountbatten and family, Princess Alice of Athlone and Lady May Abel Smith. Hope that helps!
@European Royalist, @Steve Baker No, she was the Princess Royal, sister of George VI.
@@gillchatfield3231 Afraid not! Definitely Queen Ingrid as you can check by looking at Getty photos of the event. Also, the Aunts, Princess Royal, Duchess of Gloucester and Duchess of Kent were further back in the procession as dictated by protocol, whilst the two Queen Consorts walked together.
Can someone please, please, please tell me who the woman walking down the aisle at 06:36 (to the right of the Prince of Wales and behind the Duke of Edinburgh) is? Carrying fur over her left arm. Am I correct in thinking she is Mary Cavendish, Duchess of Devonshire, Mistress of the Robes to Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II?
The Princess Royal, Mary, daughter of George V.
@@gillchatfield3231 At, 03:00 there is a clear view of the Princess Royal, in brown, and the Duchess of Gloucester, which shows that the woman walking down the aisle is clearly not the Princess Royal.
Ingrid, Queen of Denmark
Queen Ingrid's connection to the RF is interesting. She was a great-granddaughter of Queen Victoria because her mother was Princess Margaret of Connaught. That Princess Margaret married the crown prince of Sweden, but died young. The crown prince soon married again to Louise Mountbatten, whose siblings included Louis Mountbatten and Princess Alice of Greece, Prince Philip's mother. Thus Ingrid's stepmother was her own second cousin and she was Philip's step-cpusin.
What was the name of the music the couple walked out of the Abbey to?
Trumpet Tune and Air, by Henry Purcell.
Christ is made the sure foundation
@@isaiahwesley8252 That was what she walked in to.
Interessnt ngjyra e veshjeve e te gjitheve
I see little charles
대박 한국외교관도 참석햇네...ㅋㅋ
Hello Who are All Those People in the Church? I would love My Parents Were Royal Or Came from Middle Class And Rich And Got Married like That because I Deserve to Come from Married Parents and come from Love and Power and Money. I would love If My parents Born in the 1970s than 1960s. I Would Love To Have My Child Hood again because I Miss It very Much and I Would love to been a Flower Girl and Be Very Cute and Little and Live Longer and Very Very very Younger and Feel Very Very very Happy and I want another Childhood again because I Want a Better Upbringing Experience and Another Better Outcome and Attend Best schools and Feel Very Very Happy and Feel No Regrets . I Would Love Almighty God To Say Yes To My Prayers And Heart Desires very Much. H
The first of the beginning of bad luck marriages for The Queen.
Shame it (and they) was/were all wasted and in vain.
Even with all the hurts Edward tolerated from Wallis, he still kept true to his Vows.
06:05
The Hate Speech in the vows asking that White Men be “obeyed” by Black Men or by Women needs apologised for and atoned for.
As much as I love Princess Margaret's wedding dress, I also must admit that the Queen's dress was quite a clunker. She usually dressed so well, but that dress with its poufy skirt was out of date for the time.
You also have to remember Her Majesty had just given birth to Prince Andrew a few months previously.