Battenburg Collection

Royal Wedding 1947 - family tree
Family tree showing how Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh are both descended from Queen Victoria. Philip is the son of Princess Alice of Battenburg

Alfonso XIII of Spain (1886-1941) who officially came of age at 16 in 1902 here, standing beside his mother
528558 Alfonso XIII of Spain (1886-1941) who officially came of age at 16 in 1902 here, standing beside his mother, is introduced by the Pope of prospective brides

King Alfonso of Spains marriage to Princess Victoria
3789360 King Alfonso of Spains marriage to Princess Victoria; (add.info.: King Alfonso of Spains marriage to Princess Victoria Eugenie Ena - Madrid, 31 May 1906. Niece of Edward VII)

Prince Louis of Battenburg with his son Louis aged 6 (left)-he was later earl Mountbatten of Burma. Circa 1906

Princess Victoria of Hesse in her wedding dress
Engraving showing Princess Victoria of Hesse in her wedding dress on her marriage to Prince Louis of Battenburg. Victoria was Queen Victorias grand-daughter

First Royal Variety Show performance, 1912
The first Royal Variety Show performance, then known as the Command Performance, at the Palace Theatre in 1912.The royal box

Princess Margarita of Greece & Prince Gottfried of Hohenlohe
Princess Margarita of Greece (1905-1981) and Prince Gottfried of Hohenlohe-Langenburg (1897-1960)in 1931, the year of their marriage

Prince Louis of Battenburg. Part of Box 105 Boswell Collection. Date: circa 1900s

Victoria Eugenia
VICTORIA EUGENIA, Queen of Spain, Princess of Battenburg, wife of ALFONSO XIII, in the year of their marriage Date: 1887 - 1969

Marriage of Princess Beatrice: Osborne House
The scene at Osborne House, Queen Victorias residence on the Isle of Wight, showing the marquees and guests on the lawn after the wedding of Princess Beatrice

Queen Victoria of Spain, Prince Jaime and Prince of Asturias
Queen Victoria Eugenie of Battenberg, Queen of Spain as husband of King Alfonso XIII (1887-1969) pictured cradling her son Prince Jaime

Alfonso XIII of Spain (1886-1941) who officially came of age at 16 in 1902 here, standing beside his mother, is introduced by the Pope of prospective brides

Square slice of iced pink and yellow sponge Battenburg cake, close up

Wedding of Princess Beatrice
Marriage of Princess Beatrice (1857-1944), youngest child of Queen Victoria, to Prince Henry of Battenburg. Date: 23 July 1885

Prince and Princess Louis of Battenburg feeding rescued emig
Illustration showing Prince and Princess Louis of Battemberg feeding rescued emigrants from the ship Cairnrona, which caught fire in the Channel, at Dover Docks, 1910

Victoria Eugenia / Osterma
VICTORIA EUGENIA, Queen of Spain, Princess of Battenburg, wife of ALFONSO XIII

Victoria Eugenia / Family
VICTORIA EUGENIA, Queen of Spain, Princess of Battenburg, wife of ALFONSO XIII, with her six children, including Alfonso, Jaime and Beatrice

Victoria Eugenia / Childre
VICTORIA EUGENIA, Queen of Spain, Princess of Battenburg, wife of ALFONSO XIII, with her three children, Alfonso, Jaime and Beatrice

Victoria Eugenia / Postcard
VICTORIA EUGENIA, Queen of Spain, Princess of Battenburg, wife of ALFONSO XIII, in the year of their marriage

Princess Beatrice Weds
Marriage of Princess Beatrice (1857-1944) youngest child of Queen Victoria, to Prince Henry of Battenburg at Whippingham, Isle of Wight

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"Battenburg: A Royal Legacy Unveiled" In the enchanting tapestry of British history, the name Battenburg weaves a thread that connects us to momentous occasions and illustrious figures. From the grandeur of the Royal Wedding in 1947 to tracing back its roots through a captivating family tree, Battenburg holds an enduring place in our hearts. One such luminary is Victoria Eugenia, whose elegance and grace captivated all who beheld her. Like a cherished postcard from a bygone era, she left an indelible mark on society. Her union with Prince Louis brought together two noble lineages, intertwining their destinies forever. Prince Louis himself was no stranger to prominence. His involvement in the first-ever Royal Variety Show performance in 1912 showcased his commitment to both entertainment and philanthropy. This event marked a milestone for British culture and remains etched in our collective memory. The marriage of Princess Beatrice at Osborne House further solidified the legacy within royal circles. Amidst opulent surroundings, love blossomed as she exchanged vows with Prince Henry of Battenberg. Their union symbolized unity between families while adding another chapter to the storied history of this esteemed lineage. A tender image emerges as we glimpse into Prince Louis' life—a snapshot capturing him alongside his young son Louis aged six—reminding us that even those born into nobility are touched by paternal affection and familial bonds. Princess Victoria's resplendent wedding dress serves as an emblematic representation of timeless beauty intertwined with tradition—a testament to how each generation carries forward customs steeped in heritage. Finally, we return full circle to witness once more the joyous occasion—the wedding ceremony uniting Princess Beatrice and Prince Henry—repeated four times over; each repetition emphasizing their profound commitment amidst lavish celebrations fit for royalty.