#Queen Elizabeth ii

[vox-anglosphere]

1947

Queen Elizabeth II on her wedding day, 1947

[citizenscreen]

Princess Elizabeth married Philip Mountbatten on November 20, 1947.

[rroyfamily]

On this day

but 77 years ago, on November 20, 1947 the wedding of our future Queen, then Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip took place 💍

[heavyarethecrowns]

[teamwindsorroyals]

1936

[orionart512]

There is no jewel.....

On 24 November 1983, the Queen presented Mother Teresa with the Insignia of the Honorary Order of Merit during her visit to India.

[multidimensional-trashcan]

THE QUEEN'S BEEN DEAD FOR ONE SLUTTY SLUTTY YEAR!

[kellinrk800]

TRISHA PAYTAS WHAT HAVE YOU DONE

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[tiaramania]

Queen Camilla made quite the unexpected tiara choice tonight. There is not a consensus of what this tiara is called, some choices are QEII's Five Aquamarine Tiara, Ribbon Aquamarine Tiara, Floral Aquamarine Tiara, Canadian Aquamarine Tiara, or Small Aquamarine Tiara.

The tiara was first worn by Queen Elizabeth II in Canada in 1970 and was never worn again leading to speculation that it was broken up in 1971 to be added to the new larger version of the Brazilian Aquamarine Tiara.

But 42 years later it turned up on the then Countess of Wessex now Duchess of Edinburgh at the pre-wedding dinner of Hereditary Grand Duke Guillaume and Hereditary Grand Duchess Stephanie of Luxembourg in 2012. She's worn it several times since most recently in 2018 at the Dutch state banquet.

I'm really enjoying the mixing up of tiaras in the British royal family lately and what it means for the future. I've always hoped that they would move to a system more like the Swedish or the Dutch royals with lots of sharing instead of the long term loan thing they did under QEII.

TIARA ALERT: Queen Camilla of the United Kingdom wore Queen Elizabeth II's Five Aquamarine Tiara for the Diplomatic Corps Reception at Buckingham Palace in London on 19 November 2024.

[demonsandpieohmy]

Priorities

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[enbylvania65000]

When a ceremonial monarch who largely didn't do anything died, tumblr cheered about it because she symbolised colonialism and imperialism. Not because of anything she personally did, but because of her *symbolism*.

When someone dies who personally presided over mass executions of political dissidents, oversaw as a political leader massive repression of women, religious minorities and ethnic minorities and helped organise genocide and civil war throughout the Middle East, only Iranian and Jewish tumblrs are saying anything.

Skewed priorities much?

[milaisreading]

The only person who can take down the royal family

(Edit: I wasn't aware Trisha identifies as nonbinary. Thank u to the people who made me aware. I am very sorry for this)

[crownedlegend]

Philibet

[thehouseofwindsor]

Queen Elizabeth And Prince Phillip