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Bridal gown of the Duchess of Kent
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Bridal gown of the Duchess of Kent
The silver flowered brocade gown worn by Princess Marina of Greece on her marriage to Prince George, Duke of Kent on 29 November 1934 at Westminster Abbey. The dress, designed by Captain Edward Molyneux, a favourite designer of the Duchess, was exhibited at St. Jamess Palace in the three rooms where the extensive Royal Wedding presents were also on view. Date: 1934
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1. Title: "The Radiant Bride: Princess Marina of Greece in Her Silver-Flowered Brocade Gown for Her Marriage to the Duke of Kent This evocative photograph captures the breathtaking moment when Princess Marina of Greece, dressed in a stunning silver-flowered brocade gown, made her entrance at Westminster Abbey on 29 November 1934 for her marriage to Prince George, Duke of Kent. The elegant bridal gown, designed by the renowned fashion designer Captain Edward Molyneux, was a favorite of the Duchess and a fitting choice for this royal occasion. The exquisite gown, showcasing intricate silver-threaded floral embroidery, was a testament to the opulence and grandeur of the 1930s. The three-quarter length sleeves, high neckline, and A-line silhouette were popular trends during this era, adding to the timeless beauty of the dress. Following the wedding ceremony, the silver-flowered brocade gown was exhibited at St. James Palace, where the extensive Royal Wedding presents were also on display. The gown's exhibition allowed the public to marvel at the intricate details and craftsmanship, further cementing its place in the annals of royal fashion history. Captain Edward Molyneux, a celebrated designer of the time, was known for his innovative designs and impeccable tailoring. His collaboration with Princess Marina resulted in a bridal gown that was both elegant and timeless, reflecting the grace and sophistication of the era. This photograph, capturing the essence of a royal wedding in the 1930s, is a captivating reminder of the beauty and grandeur of the past. The silver-flowered brocade gown worn by Princess Marina of Greece on her marriage to Prince George, Duke of Kent, continues to inspire and enchant, making it a cherished piece of royal fashion history.
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