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The stems chosen to make up the bouquet included hydrangeas, orchids and roses as well as greenery like rosary vine and bära grass. Bridal roses take the meaning of happy love.
The Royal Wedding in 2001
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A trio of royal homes that now host weddings. A difficult year for Albert and Charlene finally winds to an end 28th December This is the stunning ruby tiara that was given to a future queen by one of the world's richest men. Purple means royalty, an appropriate nod for a bride who had faced criticism from some for her past but who became a queen in waiting on her wedding day. The bouquet was also the perfect compliment to the wedding dress chosen by Mette-Marit and designed by Ove Harder Finseth.
The flowers were fixed to a structure of willow and moss, held together with wire, to help keep their shape through the long royal wedding day. Latest posts. Twenty years on, she remains an all time classic royal bride with perhaps the most unusual bouquet of all. The most unusual royal wedding bouquet of all? If you continue to use this site we will assume that you are happy with it. The purple blooms were arranged in long, straight lines that fell almost to the floor.
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The colourful tiara that passed from a queen to a duchess. June is also an accomplished writer with a wide range of material published online and in print. However, there are also more traditional bridal pinks in the flowers as well and from a distance, the bouquet gives a glancing impression of the colours of the Norwegian flag — red, white and blue. She is the author of two novels, published as e-books. June is an award winning reporter, producer and editor.
Mette-Marit moved away from the traditional formations of round posies or cascading bouquets and went linear with her flowers.
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She is also a marriage registrar and ceremony celebrant. Features Norway Royal Weddings. Lydia is also a pen name of June Woolerton who is a journalist and writer with over twenty years experience in TV, radio, print and online. Mette-Marit chose deep shades of purple and green for her bouquet, another unusual pick. The shape is perhaps the most distinctive part of this arrangement.