On Wednesday, Queen Camilla and King Charles celebrated their 20 -year marriage and spoke to reporters outside the Italian parliament amid their visit to the state.
Queen Camilla yesterday wearing the same ivory silk coat Anna Valentin and the dress she wore for their civil wedding – 20 years ago.
The Queen was distinguished by its memory and the memory of King Charles by wearing the wedding dress in which it was filmed in Windsor Gildhol on April 9, 2005. The white dress was modified by her designers Ann Valentine, with an additional offense by the basic basic craftsman.
The spouses were cut off from the Italian parliament amid their visit to the state. “Who believed was 20 years? When I was asked about the secret of a long and healthy marriage, she added: “I don't know, well, I assume it is just friendship, really. Laughing on the same things, I continue life. I assume this (indicating participation) most of the time.”
Camilla, Queen Consort, previously re -out of the costume with a different hat and a group of shoes to open the Welsh Parliament in June 2007. However, it is understood that this is the first time that you wear a wedding dress – with the same hat and shoes – since its big day two decades ago.
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Charles, 76, looked happy on Wednesday to be his wife on his arm. The monarch, who is still undergoing the treatment of weekly cancer, met Papa Francis on the same day and the head of the Catholic Church congratulated Charles and Camela on the anniversary of the annual.
China is often a traditional gift on the anniversary of the marriage of twenty, symbolizing the permanent and permanent nature of long -term marriage. However, the Queen said that she and Charles had no time to exchange gifts or cards amid their crowded schedule in Italy.
“We'll do that when we go back. We will save it. Otherwise, you will not be able to rush it. You don't have time to say anything. No, I think we may dig in our pockets and withdraw something at the end of the day,” Camilla, who met Charles in the early 1970s. “Oh yes, well, I have something. It is China.”
When Camilla linked the node in Windsor, she paired her clothes with a hat, designed by Philip Tryssi – made of natural straw, accumulated with French ivory lace and decorated with a graphical fountain of feathers. Then the mother of a separate chiffon dressed with a blue and golden coat on the floor, a wedding coat in the Church of St. George and Windsor. Clarence House said at the time that the design team wanted “a clean, fragile look with the fine details” of the party.
