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We've discussed possible titles for William and Harry but what about the possible location when they get married? St. George's Chapel at Windsor Castle?

Prince Andrew is Duke of York, Earl of Inverness, and Baron Killyleagh Dukes of Albany, eighth Creation (1881) Other titles: Earl of Clarence and Baron Arklow (1881) Charles Edward, Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, 2nd Duke of Albany (1884–1954), posthumous only son of the 1st Duke, had...

It appears that the Earl of Sussex is not in use at the moment. Earls of Sussex, Peerage of the United Kingdom (1874) HRH The Prince Arthur, Duke of Connaught and Strathearn, Earl of Sussex (1850–1942) Alastair Arthur Windsor, 2nd Duke of Connaught and Strathearn, 2nd Earl of Sussex...

Something I don't quite understand. Can you have a Duke, Marquis or Earl of wherever even if someone is already known by a courtesy title? Example - If you have a Marquis of Milford Haven you "can't" have an Earl of Milford Haven? Another example - let's say there is an Earl of Cambridge...

Thanks for the clarification of the "The" before their names. I wondered about the Milford Haven name because I had noted the Marquis title. What about Duke and Earl of Sussex? And I still love the name Duke of Clarence and St. Andrews for William if for nothing else than the connection of...

Did a little playing around with titles - just for fun. We all know that one day William will receive other titles. But we can assume that the Queen could live quite a few more years so it's possible William would be "Duke of " for 10-15 (or more) years before becoming Duke of Cornwall or...

I've run accross this interesting article http://www.unofficialroyalty.com/the-laird-othistle/142-a-dukedom-for-harry and would like to get your take on what it says. Thanks.

Thanks for the response. Of Duke of Cambridge or Duke of St. Andrews or Duke of Clarence or Duke of Sussex, which would be the titles of higher standing or lesser standing?

Thanks for the responses. I came up with a few more questions. On this website - User:Danbarnesdavies/Royal peerages - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia they list peerages by "seniority". Does the "seniority" of a title really mean anything when they decide which ones to bestow upon someone...

Thanks for the responses. I came up with a few more questions. On this website - User:Danbarnesdavies/Royal peerages - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia they list peerages by "seniority". Does the "seniority" of a title really mean anything when they decide which ones to bestow upon someone...

Thank you for your response. I found this link quite interesting - User:Danbarnesdavies/Royal peerages - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I love reading and learning about all things Royal. Being from the States I find it fascinating and confusing at the same time! Question - Let's say William is named Duke of Cambridge when he marries, and Harry is named Duke of Clarence or Duke of Sussex when he marries (examples only), what...