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GEORGE IV WEDS CAROLINE
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GEORGE IV WEDS CAROLINE
George, prince of Wales, weds Caroline of Brunswick in the Chapel Royal; the Archbishop of Canterbury gives his official blessing Date: 8 April 1795
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1795 Archbishop Blessing Brunswick Canterbury Caroline Chapel Official Weds
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1. Title: "A Regal Union: The Wedding of George IV and Caroline of Brunswick at the Chapel Royal, 8th April 1795" This evocative print captures the grandeur and opulence of the royal wedding ceremony between Prince George, later King George IV of the United Kingdom, and Caroline of Brunswick, which took place on the 8th of April 1795 in the Chapel Royal, St. James's Palace, London. The scene is filled with the splendor of the British monarchy, as the future king and queen exchange their vows before the Archbishop of Canterbury, who extends his blessing over the newlyweds. George, the Prince of Wales, is depicted in his regal attire, adorned with the Order of the Garter, while his bride, Caroline, wears an elegant bridal gown and a diadem, symbolizing her royal status as the Duchess of Brunswick and future Queen of Great Britain. Surrounded by their noble courtiers and dignitaries, the couple exudes an air of confidence and excitement as they embark on their new life together. The Chapel Royal, with its ornate architecture and richly decorated interiors, serves as the perfect backdrop for this momentous occasion. The intricate details of the church's design, from its vaulted ceilings to its stained glass windows, are beautifully rendered in this print, further emphasizing the grandeur and significance of the event. The blessing of the Archbishop of Canterbury, a symbol of the Church of England's endorsement of the union, adds a sense of legitimacy and solemnity to the scene. This print offers a fascinating glimpse into the history of the British monarchy and the pomp and circumstance that surrounded the royal weddings of the time.
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