Princess Eugenie's wedding.... are you going to watch?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Feeling a bit sorry for Fergie. She is clearly emotional, crying, and trying to get a good view. Probably wants to help but has to? stand back.

Where is she crying?

I couldn’t even see her face in that blurry video.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Help me understand upper class British wedding parties.

I get that the Royals and others in the upper classes have lots of young kids in their party instead of adults.

But the tabloids were saying Beatrice would be the Maid of Honor. Why wasn't she wearing a more traditional Maid of Honor dress? Pippa wore a traditional MOH dress, so why not Beatrice?

Lots of people wondering that. I THINK Beatrice was instructed to ‘help’ Fergie, her mother, not step out of place this wedding. She was with her the whole time and notice how nervous Fergie was looking. I think there were a lot of rules in place before she could be in the same chapel as Phillip. Namely not interacting with him at all or looking at him.



Which is why I also think Fergie, Beatrice, and Andrew were not pictured waving off Eugenie and Jack in their carriage alongside the Queen.

Fergie, Beatrice, Andrew, and the wedding party waved off Eugenie and Jack as they exited the church, kissed, and got into the carriage - far more personal than just lining up with the rest of the family to wave. I really think some of you are overthinking all of this.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Feeling a bit sorry for Fergie. She is clearly emotional, crying, and trying to get a good view. Probably wants to help but has to? stand back.

Where is she crying?

I couldn’t even see her face in that blurry video.

Much better video. I wonder why they chose that car? It's too small for her dress with tinted + tiny windows so you can't see them even when you're trying.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Help me understand upper class British wedding parties.

I get that the Royals and others in the upper classes have lots of young kids in their party instead of adults.

But the tabloids were saying Beatrice would be the Maid of Honor. Why wasn't she wearing a more traditional Maid of Honor dress? Pippa wore a traditional MOH dress, so why not Beatrice?

Lots of people wondering that. I THINK Beatrice was instructed to ‘help’ Fergie, her mother, not step out of place this wedding. She was with her the whole time and notice how nervous Fergie was looking. I think there were a lot of rules in place before she could be in the same chapel as Phillip. Namely not interacting with him at all or looking at him.



Which is why I also think Fergie, Beatrice, and Andrew were not pictured waving off Eugenie and Jack in their carriage alongside the Queen.

Fergie, Beatrice, Andrew, and the wedding party waved off Eugenie and Jack as they exited the church, kissed, and got into the carriage - far more personal than just lining up with the rest of the family to wave. I really think some of you are overthinking all of this.

It could be that and the fact that Charles/William/Kate/Camilla are considered Harry's immediate family, so they waved them off. Even as the rest of the royals watched and clapped as well.

[Anonymous]

I still hate that stewardess dress

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Help me understand upper class British wedding parties.

I get that the Royals and others in the upper classes have lots of young kids in their party instead of adults.

But the tabloids were saying Beatrice would be the Maid of Honor. Why wasn't she wearing a more traditional Maid of Honor dress? Pippa wore a traditional MOH dress, so why not Beatrice?

Not all of them do. Queen Elizabeth had 8 adult bridesmaids.

In this country, a young girl in a wedding party would be called a flower girl, but the British call them bridesmaids. They haves pages too which are the equivalent of ring barers. I think they must have instituted the practice of the kids to manage the crazy long dress trains.

Or it might just be an opportunity to humiliate youngsters:





Harry got his revenge though. His page boys looked like they were in the matrix.

[Anonymous]

William got his revenge too:



How humiliating.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Help me understand upper class British wedding parties.

I get that the Royals and others in the upper classes have lots of young kids in their party instead of adults.

But the tabloids were saying Beatrice would be the Maid of Honor. Why wasn't she wearing a more traditional Maid of Honor dress? Pippa wore a traditional MOH dress, so why not Beatrice?

Not all of them do. Queen Elizabeth had 8 adult bridesmaids.

In this country, a young girl in a wedding party would be called a flower girl, but the British call them bridesmaids. They haves pages too which are the equivalent of ring barers. I think they must have instituted the practice of the kids to manage the crazy long dress trains.

Or it might just be an opportunity to humiliate youngsters:





Harry got his revenge though. His page boys looked like they were in the matrix.

That pink flower girl headband is so 80s!

[Anonymous]

Fergie is ready to dance away the night! She looks so much better now.

[Anonymous]

She lost a lot of weight.

[Anonymous]

Fergie looks older than her 58 years in general. I don't why but her hands and neck are the ones of a 70-year-old in my experience.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Help me understand upper class British wedding parties.

I get that the Royals and others in the upper classes have lots of young kids in their party instead of adults.

But the tabloids were saying Beatrice would be the Maid of Honor. Why wasn't she wearing a more traditional Maid of Honor dress? Pippa wore a traditional MOH dress, so why not Beatrice?

Not all of them do. Queen Elizabeth had 8 adult bridesmaids.

In this country, a young girl in a wedding party would be called a flower girl, but the British call them bridesmaids. They haves pages too which are the equivalent of ring barers. I think they must have instituted the practice of the kids to manage the crazy long dress trains.

Or it might just be an opportunity to humiliate youngsters:





Harry got his revenge though. His page boys looked like they were in the matrix.

OMG. I can't imagine making kids dress like this. Hideous.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Help me understand upper class British wedding parties.

I get that the Royals and others in the upper classes have lots of young kids in their party instead of adults.

But the tabloids were saying Beatrice would be the Maid of Honor. Why wasn't she wearing a more traditional Maid of Honor dress? Pippa wore a traditional MOH dress, so why not Beatrice?

Not all of them do. Queen Elizabeth had 8 adult bridesmaids.

In this country, a young girl in a wedding party would be called a flower girl, but the British call them bridesmaids. They haves pages too which are the equivalent of ring barers. I think they must have instituted the practice of the kids to manage the crazy long dress trains.

Or it might just be an opportunity to humiliate youngsters:





Harry got his revenge though. His page boys looked like they were in the matrix.

OMG. I can't imagine making kids dress like this. Hideous.

Is there an actual human in that pink dress behind William?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Help me understand upper class British wedding parties.

I get that the Royals and others in the upper classes have lots of young kids in their party instead of adults.

But the tabloids were saying Beatrice would be the Maid of Honor. Why wasn't she wearing a more traditional Maid of Honor dress? Pippa wore a traditional MOH dress, so why not Beatrice?

Not all of them do. Queen Elizabeth had 8 adult bridesmaids.

In this country, a young girl in a wedding party would be called a flower girl, but the British call them bridesmaids. They haves pages too which are the equivalent of ring barers. I think they must have instituted the practice of the kids to manage the crazy long dress trains.

Or it might just be an opportunity to humiliate youngsters:





Harry got his revenge though. His page boys looked like they were in the matrix.

OMG. I can't imagine making kids dress like this. Hideous.

Is there an actual human in that pink dress behind William?

That dress collar - talk about 1980s fashion!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Who is the woman in pale blue next to Will?

That is Sophie Winkleman. She's the wife of Lord Frederick Windsor, who is the son of Prince Michael of Kent - the Queen's first cousin (her father's brother's son).

Just searching out that lineage made me realize why Charles wants to streamline the family.