royal marriage
Americannoun
Example Sentences
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Instead, friends and family were invited to York Minster - a venue that had last hosted a royal marriage in 1328.
From BBC
“Queen Charlotte” shows how the racially integrated world of “Bridgerton” came to be — through a mixed-race royal marriage and the extension of titles to Black aristocracy.
From Los Angeles Times
The changes serve a political agenda better than a romantic musical, for what’s left are lots and lots of conversations about forging an equitable society — and the unraveling of a bloodless, arranged royal marriage.
From Washington Post
The whole process was an education for myself about the nature of the royal family, the nature of the royal marriage, what Diana felt about her childhood, her school days.
From Salon
And West, 53, and Debicki, 32, were charged with depicting the most precarious chapter of the Charles and Diana story: the painfully public implosion of their royal marriage.
From New York Times
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