Royal Weddings Saving His Princess

His duty to protect her

It's a race to the altar as the Washington children frantically search for spouses to prove themselves fit for rule. Prince Trevor can only find one Duchess left who doesn't hate him, Princess Emma pretends to love an idiotically handsome Duke, and Prince Kyle is just as lovesick as ever. Lies, sex, and commitment will culminate in a tragedy that transforms life as the Royals know it. The Royal Wedding is Book #2 from American Royalty, an EPIC Press series.

"Few occasions thrill us like a royal wedding. This spring, the world watched as Prince William and Kate Middleton exchanged their vows. Both a public event and a personal milestone, these ceremonies are storybook endings--and bright beginnings. Whether the charisma of Sweden's Crown Princess Victoria, or the allure of Lady Di, each bride is a living fairytale. And now Princess Catherine joins the tradition of royal beauties. Of course, let's not overlook the handsome royal grooms--every prince a legendary knight in arms. Princes Felipe and Rainier spring to mind. Royal weddings are a chance for nations to celebrate their age-old customs. These grand events embody a young couple's love, and a country's faith in its future."--Provided by the publisher

Nothing surpasses the pageantry of a royal wedding. Pomp and ritual combine in a spectacle few can resist. That mingling of personal charisma, age-old institutions, and contemporary mores is enough to intrigue the most hardened of hearts! These royal unions embody the hopes, dreams and characteristics of nations as distinct as Sweden, Japan and Spain. Comprehensive text and stunning pictures chronicle the fascinating details that make these state celebrations of personal commitment so unique and memorable. This magnificent volume will fascinate all interested by lavish indulgence fit for a king This richly illustrated volume offers a unique impression of the most spectacular royal weddings ILLUSTRATIONS 125 color & 57 b/w photographs Text in English and German

In this dramatic romance from Pippa Roscoe, will she become a part of his royal world? From Cinderella in the palace shadows… To his unexpected queen! Lady-in-waiting Henna would do anything for the royal family that gave her a home when her own wouldn’t. So after Henna stops a marriage that would protect King Aleksander’s throne but ruin his life, she must face the Ice King’s fury! Aleks’s coldhearted reputation isn’t a secret. His tough exterior is designed to fiercely guard against the heartbreak that once tore his world apart. But then a transformational kiss with Henna awakens him to a surprising new possibility that could save his crown… And it starts with her! From Harlequin Presents: Escape to exotic locations where passion knows no bounds. Read all The Royals of Svardia books: Book 1: Snowbound with His Forbidden Princess Book 2: Stolen from Her Royal Wedding Book 3: Claimed to Save His Crown

Rapunzel, Belle, Tiana, Cinderella, Aurora, Ariel, Jasmine, and Snow White describe their beautiful royal weddings, detailing the proposals, wedding gowns, guest lists, and cake.

An illustrated history of royal weddings, from Henry I to Prince William and Kate Middleton. Royal nuptials are always a cause for excitement both at home and abroad, and never more so than when the couple in question are young, glamorous and bathed in the glow of genuine romance. But the meaning invested in royal weddings, and the manner in which they are conducted, have changed dramatically as ideals have shifted about the monarchy and about marriage itself. This book charts almost a thousand years of British royal weddings, from Henry I – whose bride was believed by many to be a runaway nun – through Henry VIII's six attempts at matrimony, to the highly public weddings of recent years including that of Prince William and Kate Middleton as well as the engagement of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. It explores the traditions, symbols and rituals of the ceremonies themselves as well as the popular festivities and commemorative wares that have become a central means of marking the event.