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Princess Louise on her wedding day
Princess Louise, Duchess of Argyl (1848-1939) on her wedding day on 21st March 1871. Louise married John Campbell, Marquess of Lorne, heir to the 8th Duke of Argyl, the only one of Queen Victorias children to marry a British nobleman and the only one to remain childless. She was a talented artist and sculptress. Her statue of Queen Victoria stands outside Kensington Palace and a memorial to the fallen of the Boer War can be seen in St. Pauls Cathedral. Date: 21st March 1871
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This stunning photograph captures the elegant and radiant Princess Louise on her wedding day as she exchanges vows with John Campbell, Marquess of Lorne, on 21st March 1871. As the only one of Queen Victoria's children to marry a British nobleman, this momentous occasion marked a significant milestone in the royal family's history. The Marquess, who was the heir to the 8th Duke of Argyll, looked equally dapper in his formal attire. Princess Louise, born on 18th December 1848, was known for her artistic talents, particularly in sculpture. Her creations include the iconic statue of Queen Victoria outside Kensington Palace and a memorial to the fallen soldiers of the Boer War in St. Paul's Cathedral. The couple's childless marriage was a unique chapter in the royal family's annals, and their union was celebrated as a symbol of love and devotion. The photograph, taken on this auspicious day in 1871, captures the essence of a royal wedding, showcasing the grandeur and opulence of the era. The image is a testament to the timeless beauty and tradition of royal nuptials, making it an invaluable addition to any collection of historical photographs.
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