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I once found a picture of the Prince Andrew wedding invitation online, but it was a totally unrelated search and I can't remember what I'd been looking for so I could find it again ... anyway, it looked like this one: http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/media/images/40602000/jpg/_40602235_invite203.jpg...

The referendum was 36 years ago, and the last time there was a de facto king in Greece was in 1967. People under 43 weren't even born then. That's an awful lot of voters for whom monarchy is just irrelevant. And many of the older people who were old enough back in the 60's to remember ... well...

I do get that. and also that they need to use their titles, because it's really their only bargaining chip these days. All I meant was "we never had a surname" is no excuse that would stand up at any court

I do get why he & the rest of the family wouldn't want to do it, but they can always pick a surname, his ancestors not having one is no excuse, imo.

I don't know about the blue dress, but I've seen photos of her wearing the other two and there is nothing scandalous about them, both are really knee-length. We all know that slim-cut skirts ride up when you sit, especially when you're trying to get into or out of a car. And if there's a...

To be fair, our ability to commit to something is parallel to how much we enjoy it. I mean, not everyone is professionally ambitious and most jobs are just jobs, not careers. I have a job and I'm not committed to it. I'd quit tomorrow if I wasn't committed to having four walls and a roof over...

This is off topic I guess, but it is possible she was baptized Greek Orthodox in order to marry a Greek prince and that became her legal name after that. Back on topic, "Princess Michael of Kent" is I think based on the same reasoning as "Mrs John Smith"... Technically "Mrs Jane Smith" is...

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because she's the Colonel of the Blues and Royals, which makes her one of the Queen's Gold Sticks-in-Waiting, in other words her official/ceremonial bodyguards.

Gabriella & William just feels... wrong I guess, maybe I'm just used to thinking of them as members of the same family, but they're not really close relatives at all. ... Only they are related through several lines... Very traditional really. Queen Victoria would approve!

I found this video of the Royal Ascot 2008 - towards the end (min. 4) you see the Queen aproaching her family, Beatrice and Eugenie do not curtsey but at around 4:08 you can see Princess Anne curtseying to -I think -Camilla YouTube - Guests at the Royal Ascot Festival 2008