Best & Worst: Princess Theodora Wedding, Wears Khedive of Egypt Tiara, Crown Princess Marie Chantal
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- Best & Worst: Princess Theodora Wedding, Wears Khedive of Egypt Tiara, Crown Princess Marie Chantal
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The bride’s tiara is stunning!!
It’s a gorgeous piece!!
The Bride and Groom make a very Beautiful Couple. You can see the Love Shining Threw Them. I love the Brides Wedding Dress And Crown.❤😊💒💕💐💖
Maybe the shawl bit on the wedding dress was an attempt to cover the shoulders since it was a Greek Orthodox ceremony.
Im not sure about the modesty part, not because it couldn’t be, but because I suspect she’s not happy with the way her bare upper arms look. My upper arms didn’t look good when I was young, but I only became aware of it when I was a couple of decades older. I think this because the way the angle of her upper arms around the “shawl” look and triangulating the angle. But it doesn’t really matter to me and I really hope I’m wrong, 😂
I think that you might be right about the Greek Orthodox Church and modesty. I remember years ago while on honeymoon in Corfu l had to put on a cardigan to go inside the cathedral there as a mark of respect.
Exactly
@@Mehitabel18 She is happy enough about her upper arms, since she wore a strapless gown the night before the wedding.
Can’t believe you didn’t talk about the veil, which is also an heirloom from Margareta of Connaught. This was also made for her wedding and also worn by all of her female descendants on their wedding day. Unlike the tiara, this was actually also worn by Mary on her wedding day, because it was seen as appropriate for the future Queen of Denmark to wear it.
Se doesn't know too much.Her voice!! AND she speaks so fast...AND she think she Is funny.omg.last Time i watch it.
@@lignaquydon’t be nasty
Sorry BUT Britany is America, Not well versed if the ladies she tears to shreds with her comments are not in glossy magazines she wont know them, and details like that...Generations of Royal Ladies wearing the same Veil... Well !!
@@janellesettree3838 Hell, why NOT ? Judgmental Britany herself is so ?? !!
@@hotoneinspai I’ve seen her videos on the royal tiaras before. She has quite extensive knowledge about royal history and the tiaras. While the veil and the laces that comes with it, might mostly just be a sidenote to outsiders, though, it still carries significance.
The Tiara has been used with Margaret of Connaught's veil by all the assendants.
Yes, I did forget to mention that detail! It’s a lovely tradition!!
@@RoyalFashionNewsIgnore the mean girls on here who should start their own channel if they are so expert .😊
@@BlackStump172 yes I don't understand it either
It is always Women who are mean and Cruel. They like to Put the Person who is giving most of Us an Understanding. Of what is going on in this Wedding. Brittany is Pretty Fair when she explains her Reasons of the Subject she is Talking about. Shame these mean People would leave Presenters of there Channel Alone. They take Great Joy in Putting the Presenter Down. Just for the Sake off. It. What Lonely Horrible people They Truly are..Great Job once again Brittany. ❤️🌹🇦🇺😊
Do love some fashion history past and present after all the other stuff being in the news lately. Great work Brittany 👸🩷👑
Thank you so much!!
Yes, she does such a great job
Oh how sweet! The married couple looked positively giddy! Wish them a lifetime of happiness.
They do! I’m wishing them all the best!!
She was giggling happily.
The wrap over the dress was probably worn in Church and removed for the reception.
So sweet, he looks so happy and proud of his beautiful bride ❤
Princess Theodora's tiara is stunning! They look so truly happy together! I love that he kept kissing her❤❤
What is key here is the fact that it’s a Greek Orthodox Church so it is as if causal, modest, and non-flashy was the key theme. Not showing the female form in hugging or fitting clothing was in respect to the Holy Church. You see the change during the less conservatively attired reception.
maybe this is the case in other churches, but not the Greek weddings in church. You should take a look at the gowns, the last thing anyone would call them is modest.
@@tyxeri48this is because of lack of respect, education and christian faith in many brides. They want the the church ceremony in order to show off
I love the way the couple kept kissing each other in such a loving but discreet way! The way they smiled at each other! Such good friends and in love!
That crown 👑 looks BEAUTIFUL! 🥰 Congrats to the newlyweds ❤👰🏻♀️🤵🏻♂️❤
It is gorgeous!!
Don’t forget the veil is passed down to with the crown.
FYI Celia is famous for her fairytale dresses. Also, although the monarchy in Greece was desolved, the royal family has not cut any ties and honour Greece and its people and traditions in every way possible. So e of the family members including Queen Anne Marie live permanently in Greece. Lastly, since the wedding is officiated in the Greek Orthodox church, women need to cover their chests and shoulders out of respect.
Yes, please learn to pronounce to names of your “subjects” and the fashion designer. Princess Benedikte - pronounce the final “e”, otherwise it’s a boy’s name.
If you need help, contact me : I am fluent in German, French, and Italian, English gratuitous.
Yes, too sad about the veils. It’s had so many wonderful appearances on royal ladies.
Love simple royal weddinggowns like the timeless one of Queen Máxima. Love that she used the veil of her great great grandmother and that she had lilies of the valley in her bouquet, her mother had only lilies of the valley in 1964. The veil was used by her grandmother, her aunts, her cousins but also by princess Mary, now Queen Mary. Did not like to see so many women in black. Never wear black to a wedding. Its not a funeral.
Greek women in mourning, tend to wear black, even to weddings. Also if the wedding was in a Greek Orthodox Church, it might be the reason for the shawl…for modesty. This is coming from a Greek :)
Beatrice’s wedding dress was stunning
The bridesmaids dresses look like Ancient Greek dresses.
That was my thought, also. They looked better in some of the later photos.
Μα Έλληνες είμαστε Σας στέλνω ήλιο και .φως .από την Ελλάδα μας ..και πολλές αληθινές ευχές
That tiara is a showstopper! I dropped my jaw and widened my eyes instantly when it came on screen.😂 It is truly a stunner!
It is not clear why you say Queen Sofia of Spain is “technically” aunt of the bride when she is the biological aunt of the bride! Queen Sofia and King Constantine were siblings.
I understand everyone has their opinions but you are way to critical! It was their wedding day and it was what they wanted for their day.
The bridesmaids wore an ancient style peplos that is BC Greek ladies dress
The bride and groom are so cute-just beaming
They seemed very sweet!!
It's pronounced Con-knocked. Connaught is a part of Ireland that covers the the west of the country, and includes the counties of Galway, Mayo, Sligo, Roscommon, and Longford.
I think that is a learning disability, not a choice.
Honey you could not get that dress off a rack...the material alone is specific let alone the design
while the gown is not my fave at least this has personality and she styled it immaculately, i support choosing a local designer as well.
Please that dress is gorgeous and the wrap across her shoulders..down to the veil stunning!
I feel I should apologise for the couple of 'mean girls' on here - there are ways of disagreeing or putting your views across without being nasty, and it's obvious that a couple of people here haven't learned that skill. Don't take it to heart Brittany, I suspect they may have a hidden agenda, so ignore them.
I agree. For anyone who criticizes the coverage in this mean spirited way- please GET SOME MANNERS. If the video is not to your liking, click off, and find another channel. As a viewer, imo, some of the comments are atrocious ( order B to “do better). Find another or create your own channel. Get a life. Look in the mirror and ask why you feel entitled to spout this nonsense.
Well said 👏 😊
Marie-Chantal isn’t that bad!
Wow! A bit astonished at the rather mean comments concerning Brittany's pronunciation of some words and possible errors in history. I have watched 3 different reports on this wedding this morning and the name of the tiara, Khedive, was pronounced three different ways. It didnt matter because I knew what was meant. Most people don't know the correct pronuncuation anyway. Nor do they know if there is an error in history. Thats because we are here to see the fashion and tiaras and jewelry. I am embarrassed for Brittney when people such as you are so mean and rude in public. I am sure people who do what she does are used to insults and let them roll off. To me, it just kind of puts a damper on the fun of watching and listening to the report. Be kind everyone. Its not a history or language class. Sit back and enjoy the report. Hope you have a great day!
I agree on being kind. On the history aspect I disagree. I'm an American who has never formally studied History. I always find it disappointing when History is not represented correctly. It appears lazy because these facts are so readily available. I really appreciate Brittany and realize she is a commentator and not an expert.
I agree - there are a couple of 'mean girls' on here. Totally uncalled for comments that are bordering on nasty. Totally uncalled for.
The Greece Royal House are descendants of Danmark Royal House . But really you must learn The Gotha. Now , don’t have Monarchy in Greece, was abolished a lot years ago .
Alexia, not Alexis...
Princess Alexia not Alexis!!!!!
Another of her blunders.
I think the shoulder piece was an ADD ON modesty piece not part of original gown (?)
As far as I know, Hereditary Prince Gustav Albrecht of Sayn-Wittgenstein-Berleburg will inherit the Berleburg title from his father, Prince Gustav. Both are just not allowed to be in the line of succession to the Danish throne, mainly because they constantly live outside of Denmark and didn't visit any school there. Same applies to Prince Gustav's sisters, Princess Nathalie and Princess Alexandra. It has nothing to do with being born via surrogacy. The SWB couple (Prince Gustav and Princess Carina) would have made sure that their children can inherit the German titles and estates. Also, the man standing next to Princess Nina is her father, Swiss businessman Thomas Flohr.
I agreed with all of your comments! Thank you as always, and I swear girl, you work all the time! But you and said work always make me intrigued and happy! Well done!
Aww, thank you so much!!
Her dress doesn’t flow. I agree. The ornamentations are far too much. The gown has a lot of different elements but lacks cohesion. Her hair also seemed to be too casual. It would have elevated her look if she wore it in an elegant tidy updo.
The shawl like collar was made of the same fabric as the organza fabric of the train. The gown itself was hand embroidered with sequence and rhinestones
Yeah I wanna see Jen go grab that "off the rack" look
You talk too fast.
If you go to the setting symbol , then you can speed up or slow down the video . 😊
@@BlackStump172 thanks
I like her dress. I like lots of details, and this dress doesn’t disappoint. The semi detached train was lovely and there was lots of sparkle. I would have liked to have seen the neckline though. The draped part around her shoulders wasn’t bad, it maybe could have used some embellishment. Overall It’s better than a lot of the other royal wedding dresses we’ve seen over the years. Of course the tiara was the highlight of her look. I’d rate this a 7.5 on a scale from 1-10.
Regarding the wedding dress. The problem with the shall collar thingy, is that it is out of proportion with her head. It makes her head look too small and the dress looks as if it was designed for someone much larger in size.
The bridesmaid dresses look like silk gunny sacks. The color is beautiful, though. Periwinkle.
Correction: monarchy in Greece was dissolved by public vote in 1974, not “the 60s”.
The designer is called Kritharioti (kree-tha-reeó-tee).
Sorry but I do not see how one who presumes to study European royalty refuses to pronounce european names (German especially since all current royals come from the small German kingdoms of early 19th century). Please try harder.
Exactly!
Thank You... Britany Needs all the Help she can get!!!!
As usual with Brittany. It is disappointing, and I pointed it out to her many times.
She doesn’t REFUSE to pronounce words or names! She’s apologized in other videos and explained that she has trouble with them. She’s also doesn’t know how to pronounce my user name: Mehitabel (Meh-HIT-a-bel). And it doesn’t bother me. I think that anyone today should know about learning disabilities! Telling her to try harder is what bad teachers do to kids with either dyslexia and other syndromes.
@@Mehitabel18 spelling the name out phonetically, as you did with your user name, is always very helpful. Connaught is one of the troublesome names lately too.
They look so happy and in love ❤
I like her dress. At least it's not boring.
She looks so beautiful, that dress and tiara Princess Isadora Shines!
Who is princess Isadora?
@@BjarneSteenJensen whoops I meant Theodora lol
I actually liked the bridesmaid dresses, mainly agree with the other commentary.
I think she looked beautiful. Her sister in law wife of her youngest brother looked a mess and for me her fashion is hit and miss
Maybe the bride she wanted more modest
Queen Ingrid gave the tiara that was choice
She is a lovely bride
Oh I really like her dress not a fav but it's lovely to me.
ΒΙΟΝ ΑΝΘΟΣΠΑΡΤΟΝ ΠΡΙΓΚΙΠΙΣΣΑ ΘΕΟΔΩΡΑ ΤΗΣ ΕΛΛΑΔΟΣ ΝΑ ΕΥΤΥΧΗΣΟΥΝ💙👑🇬🇷💙👑🇬🇷💙👑🇬🇷🌹🌺🌸
Oh, ok. I thought the covering over her shoulders was fur! I love the name Theodora. I had a kitty named Mrs Theodora Tibbits😻
It means gift of God in greek. It is indeed a beautiful name!
@@alx_gr1 Thank you so much for sharing that😻🌼
The top of the dress looks like a roll of toilet paper
I'm sorry but I found your opinions on these clothes to be very condescending you seem to know very little on the designers or at least chose to belittle rather than give valued information
I worked for both Gucci and Valentino in public relations and I can tell you that knowledge of any designer is secondary to what they produce. And opinion is just that: she gave hers; you gave yours and here I am giving mine.
I agree with you. Her fashion videos are simply filled with her saying, “I don’t like it” “it’s ugly” that’s not a fashion critique imo
With Princess Nina was her father, not brother. The father is the CEO and founder of Netjets
Thanks Brittany I really do like a royal wedding & we got a beautiful tiara with it. ❤️
Dearest It isn’t COH-NOT, it is Cawh-naught.
Thank you for your shout out for Princess Beatrice, my absolute favourite Royal wedding. The dress, tiara, and having her grandparents there. The beautiful flowers and everyone looked sooooo happy. Best wishes.
I absolutely agree with you about Princess Beatrice's wedding dress. The fact that it was her Grandmother the Queens dress made it all the more special.
It is Pss Nina's father Mr.Flohr.
Brittany,muy nerviosa al hablar,y muchas cosas no sabes,o dices errada.un espanto.
Porque usas el “tu” cuando hablas a Brittany? Ella no es una niña. Y no sabe Ud. de disabilidadades de aprender?
There is no need to be so mean - it's quite uncalled for.
You probably can take the top of but she married in the Greek Orthodox Church so she had to cover up.
You have obviously never seen a bride in Greece. Most wear dresses that are far from conservative 😀
You didn't do your homework before putting this video out... It's Nina's father, not her brother. Ernst of Hannover is Alessandra's brother in law. Ekaterina Malysheva was beside her. The bridesmaids' dresses are very greek, hence the draped, flowy design.
🛎️🛎️🛎️ I knew eventually you would clue into the very conservative nature of the church and ceremony. The bridesmaids dress weren’t well fitted but had shoulders and cleavage covered. They showed how real royals respect the church and traditions.
19:02 So King Constantine and Queen Sofia’s mother Queen Frederica was part of the House of Hanover.(her older brother Ernst August, Hereditary Prince of Brunswick, Prince of Hanover was the father of the prince that married Caroline of Monaco) so there is a family connection.
As to who was the gentleman to the right of Princess Nina? Not a brother, but her father Thomas Flohr. Forunder and owner of Vistajet operated from Malta with a fleet of 360 jets. Born in Schweiz in 1960. So a real catch 😀
I don’t always agree with your observations, this one is no different. I think Marie Chantal’s dress was stunning just as Infanta Elena’s dress. Both Unconventional and interesting. I wonder why you hated a bow in Maxima’s dress last week and you praised a bow this week on the brides dress? 👗
I LOVED the mother of the bride's dress. Beautiful color and flatter style. She was put together very well, head to toe.
The “shawl” is made of silk tulle and is not a shawl but is part of the dress itself. I agree with you though that it is not a flattering style on her and the skirt is so heavily embellished that it appears busy and messy. The Khedive of Egypt tiara is lovely however.
And the “tiaras” only by night and between Royals , never a Queen or a Princess push a tiara if they are a Republic President , in this weeding there are one Queen , Sofía of Spain , Queen Mother and sister of father of Theodora
I find it weird that they still use Prince and Princess monikers when the monarchy was dissolved 50 years ago. It seems pretentious.
Brittany, you look very much like the happy bride, Princess Theodora
I love her dress!!!!
The tiara is beautiful. The shoulder wrap part of the dress could be for modesty inside the church.
The "stuff" in Theodora's bodice when she left the church was rose petals, I have heard.
Wow I must say you have quite a cutting edge..when dishing out the way they dint agree with your taste
The gentleman next to Princess Nina is her father, not her brother.
Princess Nina’s FATHER ! Not her brother
I would really like to see what dress looks like without the shawl
You talk too fast with no pause and aggressive.
A georgous crown ❤ lovely to hear about it
You do not look fashionable at all!
That’s Nina Flor’s father
Absolutely gorgeous tiara
El vestido de la Miller es horroroso!!!😱😱
They look quite in love!
I think it’s lovely 🥰
I think most of the dresses were awful
Thanks for all the compliments for the dress, as well as the tiara...
You need to slow down when you speak and you don't have to be so mean when judging the outfits.
Please try to learn the pronounciation of the german names and titles. you would' nt sound arrogant, would' nt you? It is not a big deal. Pretty much most european people are bilingual. As an American you can at least try
I am not criticising, but it seems to be an American thing to mispronounce foreign names . I have noticed it with other creators .
Not if you're British, speaking a foreign language is very low in our Educational system, unfortunately. There are many American place names I can't pronounce, especially the Indigenous based words. Best wishes.
Sigh. Do all non-Americans not know about learning disabilities such as dyslexia?
@nicolawaller3315 There is no need to be so mean. We could point out your poor spelling and grammar, so you wouldn't appear so ignorant (i.e. 'pronunciation', 'wouldn't' and 'European'). It is not a big deal and pretty much most people can do it. But it's not so nice when it's done to you, is it ?
@@user-fw3ys9us2v at least i am trying. 😊 English ist not my mother tongue
I anm with you. Didnt like the Wedding dress or most of the other ones either.
I do love the dress and also the tiara!!! But that is my opinion of course!
She looked so stunning, very happy and radiant.
I hope they will be very very happy for the rest of their lives!
Love from an old (rebel), Pinkie
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The shawl was to appease the church, the orthodox churches are far more strict about the dress codes than the Catholic and Protestant churches. I like the dress personally.
They waited because they wanted to have a big wedding with all their relatives and friends. For Princess Beatrice a big royal wedding was out of the question because of the disgrace of her father who is now a pariah in royal circles. The Queen’s gift of one of her own gowns was a grandmother’s gift to her cherished grand daughter to lift her up and make her wedding extra special. It was wonderful because the whole world loved it and wrote profusely about how special it was. No more Andrew! Hence the unique wedding photo. The late Queen was an old hand at public relations!
Here is a little European royal fashion explanation: the bride wore a detachable modesty shawl for the very conservative Greek Orthodox ceremony. She removed it afterwards. Her bedazzled gown is in the Greek bridal tradition. The bridesmaids wore chitons, garments inspired by Greek antiquity. Princess Marie - Chantal’s church gown is also inspired by Greek antiquity. It was an afternoon wedding so the older women wore high necked tea dresses and most of the gentleman morning coat which is custom before 6 pm. For the evening festivities the guests changed into evening attire. Black tie for the men. Note that some of the young women wore their evening gowns to church and carried a shawl for modesty. In church shoulders must be covered. The scented wedding handkerchief in the bride’s bodice is also an ancient tradition. Later it would be gifted to a woman close to the bride, kind of like tossing the bouquet for good luck. The wedding party were all people related to the bride and groom. That’s why there was no other royalty.
Constantine was not prince but King of Greece.Please study better before make video!!!!
Initially, it was thought that Margaret’s younger sister, Patricia would be a good match for Gustav Adolf, but once he and Margaret met, it was love at first sight.
Also, the Irish lace veil was Margaret of Connaught’s and was worn by her daughter, Queen Ingrid of Denmark, followed by her three daughters, Queen Anne-Marie, Queen Margrethe and Princess Benedikte.
Queen Mary of Denmark was the last to wear the veil in 2004. The Khedive of Egypt tiara has been the wedding tiara of all of Queen Ingrid’s female line descendants.
But Prinsess Ingrid of Sweden/Queen of Denmark inherited from her mother "Princess" Margaret of UK/Crown Princess of Sweden as Margaretha's only daughter and the tiara landed in Denmark. Ingrid had more juvel's with her but also three daughters. It have been unfair I believe if Queen Margrethe have get them all. Maybe the "girls" was asked from Ingrid to choose from the collection (or the have a lottery 😄).
But with the name Margrethe it would be natural that she should have it. At the same time I suppose a lot of Ingrid's tiaras came from her mother (on the other hands Ingrid's father had no sister so some maybe came from her grand mother Queen Victoria of Sweden - hum).
Prinsess Margaretha of Sweden also wear it at her wedding. Did she borrow if of Ingrid?
All above you have talked about, I just have it clarify'd (for my self 😊).
Please can you do videos about princess that changed country and what tiaras they have bring with them. Not follow just a tiara do follow a princess tiaras, from where they came from and how they later spreads.
2:00 No, not really Brittany. From what I read in books about the family, Princess Patricia of Connaught who was Margaret’s little sister had been considered as suitable match for Gustaf Adolf but he fell madly in love with Margaret first upon meeting them both in Egypt..and the rest is history ❤
If the wedding took place in a Greek Orthodox Church, they have rules about attire inside the church. Although I’m not a fan of the effect of the fabric around her shoulders, I suspect she was following rules about having her shoulders covered in the church.
I understand why the shoulder wrap,,, Greek Orthodox is modest, if you want to do this type of channel.. then you need to dig deeper, an learn to pronounce words from other countries.... Or at least try... Her dress was lovely, an what's wrong with a dress that's not going to break the bank....
Goes to show we’re all different, I thought the bridal dress was meh, and I thought most of the guest’s dresses were meh. Honestly the only pretty dress in the bunch was the taller woman on the right in the bride’s maid dress, it looked pretty on her. There was way too much fabric up top on the shorter woman also wearing the dress, so hers was a no.
I didn’t think either of Marie Chantal’s dresses was pretty, but hard to see any details at all on the black LV dress. I have never been enthralled with any of the Miller sisters, they’re very much like the American heiresses who married the titled aristos in England during the gilded age - they’d be nothing if not born into a wealthy family. (Yes, I realize one can say that about most members of most royal families too.)