What does it mean to eat like royalty? We take a look at some grandiose menus from royal weddings throughout history to see ...

The white wedding gown became a thing after Queen Victoria wore hers in 1840. Soon wedding schemes were mostly white with only pops of accent colors. Even bridesmaids got in on the act with white ...

It is not uncommon for monarchies to hold priceless pieces of jewellery that enjoy special status: they don’t belong to any ...

Victoria and Albert were a "genuine love match," historical Daisy Goodwin tells PEOPLE Simon Perry is a writer and correspondent at PEOPLE. He has more than 25 years’ experience at PEOPLE ...

All of the Queen’s assailants worked alone and were judged to have mental health conditions. Victoria fell pregnant soon after her wedding and gave birth to her daughter Victoria nine months later.

Royal editor Roya Nikkah of the Sunday Times shared the story in the BBC documentary Royal Wedding: A Day to Remember. "When ...

On November 20, 1947, the couple exchanged vows at Westminster Abbey in front of 2,000 invited guests, while thousands more lined the streets of London to witness the grand occasion. The ceremony ...

as she was popular with Queen Victoria. Therefore, a royal alliance founded on love during that period was very rare — that is, until the union of Prince Albert and Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon.

But the wedding was allowed to go ahead in the spirit ... Over her face Elizabeth wore Queen Mary's lace veil and, like Queen Victoria, she wore a coronet of orange blossom instead of her tiara.

On her wedding day, Vicky penned this piece. Queen Victoria: I never, never spent such an evening, my dearest, dearest dear, Albert. His excessive love and affection gave me feelings of heavenly ...

was given by Prince Albert to Queen Victoria on their wedding night in 1840. Victoria wore the brooch pinned to her wedding dress and it was designated in her will as an "heirloom to the crown ...