A sense of "belonging" was a Jhappy accompaniment 0. the. most spectacular and picturesque of recent weddings, the first to take place at 'Windsor Castle for twenty-five years. For the bride, the Hon, Anne Wigram, lived til her marriage in the Norman Tower, and her father, Lord Wisram, s Deputy Constable and Lieutenint-Governor of the Castle, besides being Keeper of the King's: Archives and permanent Lord Waiting to the present King, to whose father he acted as private secretary. The bridegroom was Int, John Lestic Harvey, 'The wedding was solemnized in St, George's Chapel by the Archbishop of Canterbury, assisted by the Dean of Windsor (Dr. Baillie), 'The bride wore a modernization' of a Tudor gown In rich gold brocade, with in square-cut train, anda Jace veil bought for his bride at the time of the battle of Waterloo by one of her ancestors, Major Hay, By special permission, the recep= tion took place in the State Apartments, and presents were displayed in Sti George's Hall. More than a thousand wedding-presents included a diamond brooch from the King and Queen, while Queen Mary, the bride's godmother, sent a gold-fitied dressing ase and an amethyst and diamond brooch.
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