Viscount and Viscountess Linley and family 1: July 2003-April 2008

Originally posted by wymanda+Apr 4th, 2004 - 12:35 am--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (wymanda @ Apr 4th, 2004 - 12:35 am)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-Fireweaver@Apr 4th, 2004 - 12:32 am
Is known as Lady or does she have another title?

Her correct title is Serena, Viscountess Linley. Upon the death of her father-in-law she will become Serena, Countess of Snowdon. [/b][/quote]
Serena's correct title is Viscountess Linley. The name is not a part of the title .. unless she is a widow or divorced.

When her husband succeeds as the 2nd Earl of Snowdon, Serena will be styled as Countess of Snowdon. Lady Snowdon on second reference.

[corazon]

Charles´s official christening photo.

[mybags]

1. Lord and Lady Linley at the 2004 Chelsea Flower Show Cartier Dinner
2. at the Nordoff Robins Music Therapy Charity Dinner
3. attending the Its Fashion gala

[maryshawn]

What a lovely couple! And the baby is beautiful--or handsome..... I was beginning to wonder if they wanted children. How long were they married before his birth? How old are they now? I just like them because they are so dignified. No nasty rumors or scandals and Viscount Linley has made his own way in the world with his gorgeous furniture. It's refreshing to see marriages which do work and people who look genuinely happy together!

[kelly9480]

They married in October 1993, and their son was born in July 1999. Their daughter was born in May 2002. Linley was born in November 1961 and Serena in March 1970.

[Nichola]

Happy Birthday Serena! I believe she is thirty-four today.

[HMQueenElizabethII]

Happy birthday to Serena.

[HMQueenElizabethII]

Viscount and Viscountess Linley attended the "Russian Rhapsody" Royal Gala in the presence of Prince Andrew at the Royal Albert Hall on April 11, 2005 in London:

[HMQueenElizabethII]

Viscountess Linley attends the party celebrating the month-long (April 22 to May 15) Vegas Supernova season of in-store events celebrating 100 years of Las Vegas at Selfridges Oxford Street on April 20, 2005 in London.

[lashinka2002]

Serena's dress is stunning for the Russian Rhapsody! I don't think I've eveer seen her dresses so nicely.

[corazon]

is similar?

[kelly9480]

No. Serena's dress comes from Catherine Walker, while Sarah modelled for another designer.

[corazon]

oki, thanks

[sara1981]

i found Serena's feather leaves hairband she wores at Prince Charles and Camilla's wedding in April 2005 but almost different or same i think so!

[Warren]

For those who are interested in knowing what Viscount Linley does, here is the link to the Linley Website. Very classy.

http://www.davidlinley.com/home2.php

You will be pleased to note that he is having a sale, with 20-40% off selected items. However, I would strongly suggest a check of the price list before getting any hopes up. If you want quality, you pay for it. Be warned! :)
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[Ennyllorac]

Originally Posted by Warren

For those who are interested in knowing what Viscount Linley does, here is the link to the Linley Website. Very classy.

http://www.davidlinley.com/home2.php

You will be pleased to note that he is having a sale, with 20-40% off selected items. However, I would strongly suggest a check of the price list before getting any hopes up. If you want quality, you pay for it. Be warned! :)
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Oh my!!! I went to the website and I took a look at a jewelry box and it says 999 British pounds. I then converted that to US dollars and fainted.$$1,749. WOw!!! TAlk about pricey!

[HMQueenElizabethII]

Originally Posted by sara1981

i found Serena's feather leaves hairband she wores at Prince Charles and Camilla's wedding in April 2005 but almost different or same i think so!

So i think it's also Philip Treacy's?Many British Royal Ladies wear Treacy's hats now: The Countess of Wessex,The Duchess of Cornwall and now Serena Linley,but the hat looks really lovely.Thanks lots Sara.

[HMQ Maggie]

The late Princess Margret had some fabulous pieces of jewelery. Did her son inherit any pieces, specially the paltimore tiara?

[tiaraprin]

Originally Posted by Ennyllorac

Oh my!!! I went to the website and I took a look at a jewelry box and it says 999 British pounds. I then converted that to US dollars and fainted.$$1,749. WOw!!! TAlk about pricey!

At those prices, I am a lowly peasant!! As they say in French: "Le gout d'un aristocrat, la bourse d'un paysan" (The taste of an aristocrat with a peasant's pocketbook)

[Warren]

Originally Posted by HMQ Maggie

The late Princess Margret had some fabulous pieces of jewelery. Did her son inherit any pieces, specially the Poltimore Tiara?

I would imagine that Princess Margaret's jewellery was divided between Viscount Linley and Lady Sarah. We won't know who received what until the various pieces are worn in public, eg Lady Sarah wore a lovely (and serious) pearl necklace to the C&C wedding; some may appear at a later date in the auction rooms, and probably some will never be seen again.

Viscountess Linley may occasionally wear a tiara in the future, but how many tiaras, necklaces, brooches, earrings or rings would Lady Sarah require? This is the problem with serious Royal jewels; as they get passed down the generations there is less need and opportunity to wear them and they end up sitting in the bank vault. The jewels are valuable assets, but produce no income; at some point they will be converted to cash. Disappointing for jewellery and tiara-watchers, but inevitable.
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