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I’ve heard that about girls and prom dresses but never gave it a thought about brides. Learned something new.
I’ve heard that about girls and prom dresses but never gave it a thought about brides. Learned something new.
I don't think the location matters as much as that it is a Church and a BRF wedding...so yes I would think nothing over exposed and shoulders covered.
LaRae
This tiara absolutely speaks of style and elegance! Meghan is walking down the aisle and every aspect of the tiara will be scrutinized. This tiara has quality and beauty all whirled into one.
Absolutely but be aware Pranter will probably want to stop in a bridal shop too! Printer finds the best bling
Yeah this one is gorgeous. I feel like I've seen it on sale before already.
The Christie's states 2012 as the date of the auction. So the tiara is a really unlikely candidate.Yeah this one is gorgeous. I feel like I've seen it on sale before already.
Love it, Again just amazing. However, Meghan just getting into the firm. It maybe over stating it . I would love to see her in it.
That tiara is pretty, but since it has colored stones, it is not acceptable for her wedding,
Though maybe it could be purchased to be used later, and she could borrow one from the collection to wear for the wedding.
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Not the British, indeed. Most of the times coloured stones in bridal tiaras mean, that the family has no all-white tiara. We can't say that of the BRF.
Yes, but not the British.
They never have.
I would think that the Strathmore Rose would look very nice if a base is added to it. I highly doubt Meghan will wear the bandeau style. It can feel fussy with all of that. It's not as thin as Diana's emerald choker. I also think the Strathmore Rose will get lost in all of that hair if worn on top of the head. I'd like to see it with a base.
Not the British, indeed. Most of the times coloured stones in bridal tiaras mean, that the family has no all-white tiara. We can't say that of the BRF.
I really hope that the lozenge bandeau is still intact. And I remember that a few years ago Princess Anne wore the 'other' Greville tiara, the one with the greek key pattern, at a State Banquet. That jewel had never before been seen worn by any of the royal ladies, yet it sat in the vault all the time. So imho, there is a good chance that the two diamond bandeau tiaras of Queen Mary also are still intact.
Btw, I hope Meghan won't get the Greville greek key tiara, because it's not the most flattering shape, imo.
Camilla's is the Greville honeycomb tiara, which was a favourite of Queen Mum. I'll look for a pic of the Greville greek key tiara. Mrs Greville also had an emerald tiara, which probably was inherited by QEQM, too, but was never seen on a royal lady. How I'd like to go exploring the vault!I thought that was one of Camillas?
If it's the one I think it is, I'm not a fan of it anyway...and it seems a bit much.
LaRae
Camilla's is the Greville honeycomb tiara, which was a favourite of Queen Mum. I'll look for a pic of the Greville greek key tiara. Mrs Greville also had an emerald tiara, which probably was inherited by QEQM, too, but was never seen on a royal lady. How I'd like to go exploring the vault!
Here's a link about the tiara. I forgot that it's more commonly addressed as the double meander tiara. Well both terms, greek key and meander, refer to the same kind of pattern, so I thought about the wrong term. Also, after checking my notes, it is not quite clear that it really is a Greville heirloom. But QEQM loaned it to an exhibition in 1961.
Tiara Mania: Queen Elizabeth of the United Kingdom's Double Meander Tiara
Edit: As you can see, Princess Anne wore it without the feather thingy/aigrette, which made it a bit more contemporary