royal wedding dresses

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A look at the history of royal wedding dresses from the Queen Mother to today's brides includes the Duchess of Cambridge. 

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Royal bride: Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon arrives to marry Prince Albert, Duke of York at Westminster Abbey on the 23rd April 1923

Lavish: Lady Elizabeth wore a Madam Handley tulle gown embroidered with silver thread and hundreds of seed pearls on her big day (left). Right: Princess Ingrid of Sweden wore the priceless Khedive of Egypt tiara for her marriage to Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark in 1935