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ROYAL WEDDING, 1870. Marriage of Princess Louise: throwing the slipper at the bride
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ROYAL WEDDING, 1870. Marriage of Princess Louise: throwing the slipper at the bride
ROYAL WEDDING, 1870.
Marriage of Princess Louise: throwing the slipper at the bride and bridegroom. Engraving, 1870
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1870 Admiration Argyll Bride Campbell Carriage Kilt Louise Marquis Marriage Princess Procession Slipper Throwing Top Hat Upper Class Victorian Wedding Bridegroom Lorne
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ROYAL WEDDING, 1870 - A Playful Tradition Unveiled
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. This print captures a momentous event in history - the Royal Wedding of Princess Louise in 1870. Stepping away from the conventional pomp and circumstance, this enchanting engraving showcases a unique tradition that unfolded during the ceremony. Intriguingly, we witness Princess Louise playfully throwing her slipper at both the bride and groom. This whimsical act adds an element of surprise and lightheartedness to an otherwise formal affair. The crowd surrounding them is filled with admiration as they observe this unexpected gesture. The image also provides a glimpse into Victorian fashion and upper-class society of the time. The elegant attire worn by attendees reflects English refinement, with ladies donning intricate gowns while gentlemen sport top hats and fashionable suits. Notably, one gentleman stands out in his traditional Scottish kilt, paying homage to his heritage amidst this grand occasion. As the royal procession unfolds outside an exquisite exterior setting, it becomes evident that love knows no bounds even within aristocratic circles. The marriage between Princess Louise and her bridegroom Marquis of Lorne symbolizes unity across different backgrounds. This remarkable engraving allows us to travel back in time to witness not only a significant historical event but also reveals glimpses of personal connections amid societal expectations. It serves as a reminder that even amidst regal splendor, moments of spontaneity can create lasting memories for generations to come.
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