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Royal Wedding Crowds Collection

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Royal Wedding Crowds Collection: Royal Wedding 1947 - crowds at Romsey

Royal Wedding 1947 - crowds at Romsey
Huge crowd of well wishers waiting in the churchyard of Romsey Abbey to catch a glimpse of the newlywed Princess Elizabeth and Duke of Edinburgh

Royal Wedding Crowds Collection: Royal Wedding 1981

Royal Wedding 1981
The carriage carrying the newly married Prince and Princess of Wales proceeds along a route lined with cheering crowds following their marriage at St Pauls Cathedral on 29 July 1981

Royal Wedding Crowds Collection: Royal Wedding 1923 - The Bride by Frederick Parker

Royal Wedding 1923 - The Bride by Frederick Parker
Illustration showing a crowd of onlookers, desperate for a glimpse of the bride at the royal wedding of 1923 between the Duke of York and Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon

Royal Wedding Crowds Collection: Royal wedding 1893 - procession passed St Paul s

Royal wedding 1893 - procession passed St Paul s
The royal procession passing St Pauls Cathederal, after the wedding of George Duke of York(later King George V)(1865-1936) to Princess May of Teck(later the Duchess of York)

Royal Wedding Crowds Collection: Royal Wedding 1986 - lenses poised

Royal Wedding 1986 - lenses poised
Photographers with their camera lens poised, wait on the Victoria Memorial for the balcony kiss between Prince Andrew, Duke of York

Royal Wedding Crowds Collection: Royal Wedding 1986 - sleeping spectator

Royal Wedding 1986 - sleeping spectator
A young boy, having pitched his spot to view the Royal Wedding of 1986 between Prince Andrew, Duke of York and Lady Sarah Ferguson

Royal Wedding Crowds Collection: Cheering citizens hail passing royal bride, 1893

Cheering citizens hail passing royal bride, 1893
Loyal citizens wave their handkerchiefs joyously and lean out of the window to caught a glimpse of the royal bride, Princess May of Teck(later the Duchess of York, then Queen Mary) as she passes by

Royal wedding 1986 - sleeping spectator
A spectator, worn out by the effort of watching the royal wedding in London in July 1986, takes the opportunity to snatch forty winks on a park bench

Royal Wedding Crowds Collection: Royal wedding 1863 - procession at the Strand

Royal wedding 1863 - procession at the Strand
The reception of Princess Alexandra of Denmark(Princess of Wales)(1844-1925)in London on the occasion of her marriage to Edward Prince of Wales(later Edward VII)(1841-1910)

Royal Wedding Crowds Collection: Royal wedding 1863 - exhibition of gifts

Royal wedding 1863 - exhibition of gifts
The exhibition of royal wedding presents in the then new north court at the South Kensington Museum, later known and the Victoria and Albert Museum

Royal Wedding Crowds Collection: Royal Wedding 1986 - crowds outside Buckingham Palace

Royal Wedding 1986 - crowds outside Buckingham Palace
Crowds gathered in the Mall outside Buckingham Palace on the wedding day of Prince Andrew, Duke of York to Lady Sarah Ferguson

Royal Wedding Crowds Collection: Royal Wedding 1919 - leaving Westminster Abbey

Royal Wedding 1919 - leaving Westminster Abbey
Princess Patricia of Connaught and her new husband, Captain Alexander Ramsay depart Westminster Abbey after their marriage in an open top carriage and wave to a vast cheering crowd. Date: 1919

Royal Wedding Crowds Collection: Royal wedding 1863 - procession passing through Trafalgar Sq

Royal wedding 1863 - procession passing through Trafalgar Sq
The reception of Princess Alexandra of Denmark(Princess of Wales)(1844-1925)in London on the occasion of her marriage to Edward Prince of Wales(later Edward VII)(1841-1910)

Royal Wedding Crowds Collection: Wedding of Princess Margaret - the Going Away

Wedding of Princess Margaret - the Going Away
Princess Margaret and her new husband Anthony Armstrong Jones drive through Queen Victoria Street in the City of London en route to board the Royal Yacht Britannia at Tower Pier for their honeymoon

Royal Wedding Crowds Collection: In and Around Westminster during the Royal Wedding

In and Around Westminster during the Royal Wedding
Some impressions in and around Westminster of the Royal Wedding. Some humorous sketches showing scenes in London mainly of spectators trying to find the best vantage point to see the royal wedding

Wedding of Princess Margaret - the Going Away
Crowds surge round the open car in which Princess Margaret and her new husband, Anthony Armstrong Jones are driving along Cannon Street in the City of London on their way to Tower Pier where they

Royal Wedding 1986 - crowds outside Buckingham Palace
Crowds outside Buckingham Palace on the wedding day of Prince Andrew, Duke of York to Lady Sarah Ferguson on 23 July 1986

Royal Wedding Crowds Collection: Royal wedding procession through Windsor

Royal wedding procession through Windsor
Enthusiastic reception of royal newly weds Victoria(Vicky)(1840-1901) the Princess Royal and Crown Prince Frederick William of Prussia(1831-1888) at Windsor

Royal Wedding Crowds Collection: Royal wedding 1893 - celebrations at Inverness

Royal wedding 1893 - celebrations at Inverness
A large crowd of loyal citizens sing God Save the Queen in celebration of the marriage of George Duke of York(later King George V)(1865-1936) to Princess May of Teck(later the Duchess of York)

Royal Wedding 1986 - sleeping spectator
A man sleeps under a plastic sheet as he secures his viewing pitch to witness the wedding of Prince Andrew, Duke of York and Lady Sarah Ferguson on 23 July 1986

Royal wedding 1981
Crowds lining the processional route wave flags and cheer during the royal wedding between Prince Charles, Prince of Wales and Lady Diana Spencer at St Pauls Cathedral on 29 July 1981. Date: 1981

Royal Wedding 1981
Some of the crowd waiting to see the royal family on the day of the wedding between Prince Charls and Lady Diana Spencer, decided to stand in the fountains close to Buckingham Palace with their

Royal Wedding 1981
Crowds of well wishers line the route from Buckingham Palace to St Pauls Cathedral, ready to cheer the newly married Prince and Princess of Wales on 29 July 1981

Royal Wedding 1981
A crowd of patriotic well wishers dressed mainly in red, white and blue, wait happily to cheer the newly married Prince and Princess of Wales on 29 July 1981. Date: 1981

Royal Wedding 1981
Police line up in front of crowds to secure the route during the royal wedding of Prince Charles to Lady Diana Spencer on 29 July 1981. Date: 1981

Royal Wedding 1981
Police line up by the gates of Buckingham Palace as the newly married Prince and Princess of Wles appear on the balcony of Buckingham Palace to wave to the gathered crowds of well wishers. Date: 1981

Royal Wedding 1981
Two policemen enjoy a good view, on duty during the royal wedding of 29 July 1981 between Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer

Royal Wedding 1981
A man keen to secure the best vantage point for the royal wedding between Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer on 29 July 1981, sleeps on the ground by the temporary railings lining the route

Royal Wedding 1981
Crowds gathered near Buckingham Palace to witness the wedding day of Prince Charles to Lady Diana Spencer on 29 July 1981. 1981

Royal Wedding 1981
A woman holding a flag looks through a pair of binoculars secured to her head with an elaborate set of straps, hoping to catch a glimpse of the happy couple on the day of the royal wedding between

Royal Wedding 1981
Huge crowds gathered to witness and celebrate the wedding of Prince Charles to Lady Diana Spencer on 29 July 1981. 1981

Royal Wedding 1981
Prince Charles and his best man, Prince Andrew on their way to St. Pauls Cathedral for his wedding to Lady Diana Spencer on 29 July 1981, cheered by crowds lining the route. 1981

Royal Wedding 1981
Crowds, dressed mainly in patriotic red, white and blue, line the route from Buckingham Palace to St Pauls Cathedral on the day of the Royal wedding between Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer

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