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princessanneftw · 9 months ago
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Princess Anne and Sir Tim Laurence leaving the Thanksgiving Service for King Constantine of Greece at St George's Chapel on 27 February 2024
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motherofbulldogs · 9 months ago
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There’s no other way to say this: William needs to get his act together. Barring himself actually being ill or one of his kids or Kate being seriously ill, he should have been at this service.
Prince and Princess Michael of Kent still made it in their 80s to the ceremony, and their son-in-law literally just died.
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royal-confessions · 17 days ago
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“Anne-Marie seems like a lovely lady and I am happy that she enjoyed a long marriage, but she was so young! How did no one say “wait a minute, you are FRESHLY 18?” and her and Constantine were cousins! Again, I’m glad it worked out, but it makes you wonder…” - Submitted by Anonymous
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flowerwreaththings · 2 years ago
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January 16, 2023 | Queen Anne Marie wears the same cross pendant at her husband, King Constantine II’s funeral, that she has worn on their wedding day 58 years ago.
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theroyalsandi · 1 year ago
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Godparent Prince William of Wales, and King Constantine of Greece, with his grandchild, Prince Konstantine Alexios, at his Christening, at The Greek Cathedral Of Saint Sophia. Prince Konstantine Alexios, is the son of Crown Prince Pavlos, and Crown Princess Marie Chantal of Greece, In London, United Kingdom | April 15, 1999
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thiziri · 2 years ago
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Princess Anne accompanied by Sir Tim Laurence at greets Queen Anne-Marie, Queen Margrethe, Crown Prince Pavlos and Prince Nikolaos at the funeral of King Constantine II of Greece, on 16 January 2023.
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grandmaster-anne · 2 years ago
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everythingroyalty · 2 years ago
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The former Greek King Constantine II recalling the moment he asked King Frederik IX of Denmark for permission to marry his then 16-year-old daughter Princess Anne-Marie in the documentary seres A Royal Family (2003). Constantine and Anne-Marie were married 1 and 1/2 year later on 18 September 1964.
REST IN PEACE CONSTANTINE II OF THE HELLENES (1940-2023)
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charlotte-of-wales · 2 years ago
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Queen Anne-Marie’s wreath for King Constantine II is made entirely out of lilies of the valley, the same flowers that were used in her wedding bouquet in 1964. The ribbon is inscribed “your beloved Anna-Maria”
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royalpain16 · 9 months ago
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princessanneftw · 9 months ago
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Princess Anne, Sir Tim Laurence and Queen Camilla attending the Thanksgiving Service for King Constantine of Greece at St George's Chapel on 27 February 2024
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backtonormallife · 9 months ago
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royal-confessions · 9 months ago
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“I wonder after everything that Anne Marie had to go through after marrying Constantine if she looks back and regrets not having listened to her father.” - Submitted by Anonymous
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flowerwreaththings · 2 years ago
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January 16, 2023 | Queen Anne-Marie’s wreath for her husband, King Constantine II’s funeral is made from ‘Lilly of the Valley’, the same flower that made up her wedding bouquet 58 years ago, with the ribbon inscribed 'Your Beloved Anna-Marie’.
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heavyarethecrowns · 9 days ago
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thiziri · 11 months ago
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Princess Anne and Prince Charles with King Constantine of Greece and Queen Anne-Marie as they attend the charity concert "Night of Nights" at the Royal Festival Hall, on 17 November 1970.
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