Newly Wed Collection (page 2)

Royal Wedding 1947 - the couple at home
Artists impression of Princess Elizabeth (Queen Elizabeth II) with her new husband Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, pictured talking by a fireside while a portrait of Queen Elizabeth I hangs

The Sphere front cover - royal honeymoon
The Duke of Duchess of York on their honeymoon at Polesden Lacey, the Surrey home of Mrs Greville. The smaller, inset pictures show incidents during the honeymoon

Royal Wedding 1986 - Kiss on the balcony
The newly married Prince Andrew, Duke of York and Lady Sarah Ferguson, now Duchess of York enjoy a kiss for the benefit of crowds on the balcony of Buckingham Palace

Grace and favour home of Princess Margaret and Earl Snowdon
The grace and favour house at Kensington Palace which was the first home of Princess Margaret following her marriage to Anthony Armstrong Jones in May 1960. Date: 1960

Royal Wedding 1947 - crowds outside Buckingham Palace
Spectacular aerial photograph showing the crowds gathered in front of Buckingham Palace to cheer the newlywed Princess Elizabeth (Queen Elizabeth II) and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh

Mountbatten wedding 1922
Front cover of The Illustrated London News depicting Lord Louis Mountbatten escorting his new bride Lady Edwina Ashley after their marriage at St. Margarets, Westminster on 18 July 1922

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Esplanade Riel Bridge over the Red River, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, North America

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"Capturing the Essence of Love: A Journey through Newly Wed Bliss" Step back in time to witness the enchantment of love as crowds gather at Romsey for the Royal Wedding in 1947. The grandeur and elegance of the Royal Wedding in 1986, where a couple embarks on their journey as husband and wife, radiating pure joy. As the Royal Wedding celebrations unfold, we catch a glimpse of the newly-weds beginning their blissful honeymoon, ready to explore new horizons together. Crossing over Esplanade Riel Bridge over the Red River in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada - a symbol of unity for newly-wed couples embracing their shared future across continents. In an exquisite engraving from 1896 titled "Reaper Death, " love and death intertwine like two halves of a coin - reminding us that even amidst life's challenges, newly-weds find solace in each other's arms. Congratulating the Newly-Weds in a Manor House captured on canvas transports us to 1860 when tradition met celebration. The air filled with well wishes and hopes for eternal happiness. Gustave Doré's masterpiece depicts Don Quixote and Sancho Panza entertained by Basil and Quiteria - showcasing how imagination can ignite passion between newly-weds who embark on adventures hand-in-hand. A timeless photograph from c1935 showcases a bride and groom exuding sheer delight. Kirk & Sons of Cowes immortalize this momentous occasion forevermore. Mr. Gilbert Howard Siford and Miss Betty England take center stage as they exchange vows in January 1952. Their smiles illuminate every frame, capturing hearts worldwide with their radiant love story. Carrying Bride Across Threshold is an age-old tradition symbolizing protection and devotion. Mr. Gilbert Howard Siford embraces his beloved Miss Betty England tenderly as they step into marital bliss together. Relive the magic of marriage ceremonies through the ages, as we witness the Royal Wedding in 1986.