The life of a Royal Wife has never been easy but the focus of the media in modern times has often made their lives infinitely more complicated.
Any marriages has its' ups and downs but the public scrutiny and media attention on Royal Marriages makes the situation infinitely more difficult.
We go behind the veil to reveal an insider's guide to Royal weddings from those in the know. Which bride forgot to curtsy to the Queen and which broke her tiara on the way to the church?
Join us on True Royalty for the official coverage of the Wedding of Princess Eugenie of York and Mr Jack Brooksbank.
Produced by True Royalty's very own Editor in Chief, Nick Bullen, this fabulous show brings you the service in it's entirety complete with Royal experts on hand to guide you throu...
A Royal Engagement: The Windsor dynasty’s choice of a suitable girl has moved with the times, evolving from aristocrat to commoner and now a foreigner, but no Royal bride’s journey to the altar has been simple. Hunted by the press, and haunted by any skeletons lurking in closets she faces a ne...
A Royal Marriage: The fairy-tale wedding is complete, but now the real work of being a royal wife begins. From producing babies to supporting good causes, the list of royal duties is endless. There are wonderful perks and privileges but all wives face dangerous pitfalls. From the women who’ve ...
Invitation to a Royal Wedding counts down to the wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle by going behind the scenes of Britain’s most iconic royal weddings to date. Presenters Trevor McDonald and Julie Etchingham meet the people who have been there before to find out what exactly goes into pla...
Be our guest as Meghan and Harry finally tie the knot. From fanfare to first kiss and sparkling guest list, we invite you to relive all the best moments from Harry and Meghan's historic wedding day. Including footage from inside St. George's chapel, this is the very best of the Royal wedding cove...
A Very Royal Wedding celebrates the 70th anniversary of The Queen and Prince Philip’s
marriage in November 1947. Presenter Alexander Armstrong discovers how a battered post-
war Britain pulled off the wedding of the century against the odds.
The image of the British Royal family is most popularly encapsulated around the world in the powerful images of Royal weddings now punctuated on a continuous basis by gossip and scandal. Just how much of what we hear is true and how difficult is it to live under the constant scrutiny of the press?
The bells are ringing as a new Royal wedding is on the horizon. The bachelor Prince is engaged to be wed and as fifth in line (before young Prince Louis was born) to the throne Prince Harry has chosen an American girl Ms Meghan Markle to be his princess.
In the lead up to the momentous occasio...
Relive the extraordinary event that was the wedding of our future King and Queen. With exclusive access, revealing interviews and ground-breaking visual techniques, we give viewers an unparalleled insight into the wedding of the century.
It's London in the late autumn of 1947. The capital is black from the smoke of coal fires and the buildings still show the raw scars of wartime bombing. Clothes are still rationed and so is fuel. But something astonishing is happening in the heart of the city.
Nearly a million people are lini...
