The Royal Marriages Act 1772 requires members of the royal family to obtain permission from the head of the monarch to marry.

A chiffon dress worn by the late Queen Elizabeth and a ball gown worn by her sister are on show.

not only includes the Queen's famous coronation dress (which has only been displayed three times in 69 years!) designed by Sir Norman Hartnell for her 1953 coronation — it also includes a ...

Two of the most significant dresses worn by Queen Elizabeth II are set to be shown ... Both gowns were designed by British couturier Sir Norman Hartnell, who died in 1979. The exhibit will the ...

dressed in gowns designed by Norman Hartnell, will also be on display. Digital chromogenic prints by Hugo Rittson-Thomas taken of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince William hang either side of Anthony ...

If you’ve ever wanted to catch a glimpse of some of the dresses worn by members of the Royal Family — including the late ...

Norman Hartnell would go on to design both the wedding and coronation dresses for Queen Elizabeth II. Image caption, Sketches by Norman Hartnell for the Queen Mother, as well as patches of ...