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The bride wore white… and silver, and gold, and purple, and black… Sources used - ’Dress at the Court of King Henry VIII’ by Maria Hayward (2007) ‘Dressed to Impress’ by Maria Hayward in ‘Tudor Queenship’ (2012) p. 82 ‘Letters of Horace Walpole’ Vol. V edited by Paget Toynbee (1903) p. 109 ‘In Royal Fashion’ by Kay Staniland (1997) p. 57 ‘The Royal Marriages’ in The Caledonian Mercury (16 July 1818) #history #fashionhistory #historytok #royalfashion #royalweddings #weddingdress #thetudors #catherineofaragon #anneofcleves #queenmary #maryi #queencharlotte #princesscharlotte #queenadelaide #duchessofkent #queenvictoria
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