That was done with purpose by Queen Victoria. She wanted to marry Prince Albert as a "ordinary woman" not as a Queen. She ushered in the tradition of the white wedding gown, flowers, and other wedding traditions celebrated to this day.
Fun fact: It was Victoria who helped popularize the white wedding dress. Before her it wasn’t typical bridal attire, but fashion always trickles down and the look has stuck ever since.
@@perwinlyngaard5595 I think Catherine of Aragon was another early proponent. When she married Prince Arthur they were both dressed in white (again, atypical for the time).
What great characters in this movie. Tom Hughes was excellent as the handsome Prince Albert and Jenna was excellent as the young and beautiful Victoria. What an epic love story!!
I wish real life weddings were like this. Beautiful and quick, straight to the point. I don't know why people like to prolong the religious ceremony so much, as if that would make it more special. Meanwhile the guests are only counting the minutes left for the food.
Estefanía Izaguirre Well, the whole point of getting married in a church, is to recieve God's blessing. Queen Victoria's wedding also was a bit long. Why bother asking a priest to wed you if you don't want to listen to a sermon, and actually do the ceremony? Might as well be honest and go for a more simple occasion and be married in a Government office by a judge or mayor.
If you are a practicing Christian a wedding is a very important moment between you, your fiance and God. It is one of the most special events of your life. It should not be rushed so people can eat. In the same way Easter and Christmas are very important and meaningful holidays to us not just gifts and bunnies.
Heavy sigh! I was in love with Lord Melbourne, especially during the rook scene, but Albert seems dreamy. Haven't arrived at that part of the series yet! Can't wait!
God what an amazing Scene. I loved when Victoria was patiently waiting for Albert and how the Camera zoomed to them. It was like she was saying "I now am Your Wife and You are now My Husband, I now belong to you and you to me."
Angel Rose What a sad tradition....they were discreet(more passionate in inside) then that Diana just needed to show Camilla. She was searching her whole the time on her bridal walk.
Most royal families intermarry, including the current British monarchy. Both Elizabeth and Philip are Victoria's great great grandchildren. Because so many of Victoria's children and grandchildren married into other European royal families, Elizabeth and Philip are second cousins on one side of the family and third cousins on the other side.
@@rosemorris7912, if you really look at the family trees of the major European Royal families, the vast majority of the current (and deposed) monarchs, including Elizabeth II, are descended from Queen Victoria (House of Hannover; the ruling house becoming the House of Saxe-Coeburg-Gotha, renamed Windsor in 1917, upon her death in 1901) and King Christian IX of Denmark (House of Glücksburg, which will become(?) the House of Monpezat or Glücksburg-Montpezat as the Crown Prince is agnatically descended from Prince Consort Henri of Montpezat). In fact, Christian IX was the maternal grandfather of both George V (Victoria's grandson through Edward VII and Alexandra) and Nicholas II of Russia (through Tsar Alexander III and Maria Feodorovna), which by coincidence looked liked each other's döppelganger. Scary, but that is why a lot of states in the U.S. prohibit the marriage of first cousins. Look at the Spanish Habsburgs (with the infamous "Habsburg Jaw") and Tsaravitch Alexy with hemophilia (his mother, Alexandra, being a German-born grandaughter of Queen Victoria).
@@rwboa22 I "discovered" Denmark's Crown Prince Frederik and his commoner wife, Aussie Mary Donaldson, a few months ago on UA-cam and am just smitten by the whole family and the fact that Mary was required (of course) to become fluent in Danish. They are just a magical couple and a class act.
Well, that was pretty standard back in the 19th century. Royalty was expected to marry other royalty, which meant that they all intermarried in fairly small circles. This actually caused Victoria a great deal of trouble when their eldest son Bertie became old enough to marry, because there was simply no suitable princess available at the time. She even wrote to her eldest daughter Vicky asking her to help find her brother a bride of a suitably royal background. Alexandra of Denmark was pretty much chosen by default.
Bonjour à Tous J' adore cette série ! Tout est parfait . L' histoire de Albert et Victoria est tellement romantique .... Ils sont beaux et attachants .... Bravo.
That’s because this is tv. Then again, towards the end of her reign, Victoria DID swell up like a balloon. It’s hard to imagine Jenna Coleman playing fat Victoria
They made Johanthan Rhys Meyers play old, fat Henry Tudor VIII in the Tudors. It just took a lot of make up and padding to make some one that hot look not hot at all.
I had to grin at 1:15 where the actor playing Lord Melbourne is walking along with the Sword of State. In real life the 60-year-old Melbourne was so fatigued by carrying the enormously heavy sword that he actually helped himself to a swig of wine in the vestry while the register was being signed. (I'm not making this up either - go look it up!)
Albert, German was one of the bestest consort any queen of English ever had !! He was so dearly loving they had 9 children.. when he died, it affected Victoria mentally.. so much soo good !! So German history wasn't only about bad things, but had some good things too
God Almighty Jenna Louise Coleman is such a brilliant Actress. To be able to do Love Scenes with Men & Women and make it so convincing is bone chilling. Masterpiece Theater/PBS, have always done some amazing Timepiece Shows. IE The Jane Austen Collection, Victoria, Call The Midwife & Downton Abbey.
*sees lord Melbourne* *literally starts crying* Brother: Why are you crying?! Me: Look at him!! He's so sad!! Why does history get in the way of my ships?!
A trend started by Victoria not known by a lot and is still the case all over the world today and that's a bride wearing white. Before her a bride wears whatever color she likes.
Little Miss Black Dress I think Carolyn meant that he was a big influence to her. Like when he said that if she has time to play cards then she has time to practice the piano. And then the next day she started practicing 😂
Yeah and Victoria loved that he was the boss in their home.She was most powerful woman in her time but like her mother she needed a strong man behind her supporting her in all things
After watching the white queen it’s hard seeing David Oakes, who plays Prince Ernest, as a good guy. I even started this show before watching the white queen and now coming back to this one I still can’t shake it lol
One bit of editing that drives me bonkers :) about this scene: Victoria hands off her bridal bouquet to an attendant behind her, then in the next shot, she's again holding the flowers. Everything else about it is exquisite.
Why does the Duke of Wellington laugh when Albert says "with all my worldly goods I thee endow" ? Is it because Victoria was one ofthe richest monarchd in Europe whereas Albert'on the other hand was from a small and relatively poor German duchy ?
It still creeps me out that first cousins married. Thankfully the Royals have stopped doing that, due in part to the hemophilia issue from V&A's offspring.
dam it cant sleep jus wachd the last episode this sucks now we gotta wait for the nex season ahhhhh luv this show so much im so happy they are really in luv dam i need. to get a life lol
msinvincible2000 because Hollywood and the entertainment industry only ever employ pretty actresses they don’t care if your talented if the consider you as average or ugly.... the entertainment industry only cares about the pretty ones until they aren’t pretty or popular anymore then they spit them out like bad rubbish that’s why I won’t go to the movies anymore I much rather read philosophy and history rather than pay their bills and support their noxious attitudes!
@@gilmoregirls4evah Well, I dont think she started the trend considering her 'ehem' reputation. Most recorded white gown weddings were on Victoria's time and English people that time are basically fashionistas compared to Elizabeth's age. Lots of conflict and beheadings...
michele guettaf it doesnt really make me feel like we are on a wedding but I'm not christian so i'm not really familiar with the traditions of the church. However they still remain a beautiful couple .
Was that normal? I mean, I know royals didn't really have privacy back then, bu I can't imagine someone just walking in on me without knocking, especially when they know I just got married yesterday.
Ashley Gonzalez yes but I believe she was so use to Victoria’s schedule that she kinda just did the same thing every morning. She probably thought they where like most arranged marriages and slept together once, right when they got back from the wedding, then that was that. But Victoria LOVED sex so they kept getting it on all night. They where both Virgins and I believe after the first round, Victoria wanted to try again, then she started to have some fun when it was not painful anymore. Next thing you know, they are still having sex in the morning, and her assistant would have never thought that. She probably thought Victoria had sex after the wedding because it was an arranged marriage and she did what she had to do. In reality , Victoria had sex with him for the first time, but they where both so young they kept doing it all night. Imagine being a 20 year old virgin and the chemistry they had! Most arranged marriages don’t end up well but they had an amazing chemistry so I’m sure after the first time they had sex, then a few minutes later, they did it again, and so on. Victoria got pregnant literally 9 months after her wedding. They had a crazy wedding night, as both of them were virgins. I think that is why they fell so deeply in love. Not just sex but the fact they had such amazing chemistry for each other.
He was very handsome, she was not so beautiful. I thought that she fell in love with him right away, but that it took him about a year. Once he had realized who she was internally, he fell in love deeply. If that's true, then the wedding night could've certainly been good--but I doubt like this...
But he was always supportive towards her, especially during her pregnancies; he also was present during births of all their children and it practically didn't happen in those times.
+Furienna Yes, I know _she_ thought it was amazing, lol ;) I guess we can be blinded by our own desires, and their effect on our perceptions. And I do know that Magdalenkaization is correct, in that he was always very supportive, and even loving towards her from the start. He had agreed to the match and he meant to make good on it--to do all he could on his end, to make a successful marriage (I believe he had to be persuaded of the merits of the union initially, by his German mentor, the Baron von Stockmar--but he certainly was). So, he was also certainly working to make a good marriage, as he _abhorred_ the infidelities of his father. He was absolutely sickened by them, and wanted a pure, honest, and intact marriage for himself. Thus, being of that romantic, poetic, musical, sweeping Germanic temperament, I can see how he would be a thrilling lover--esp. if you were mad about him, and he was making all of the dashing, loving, tender overtures, one expects...
And we now know that Albert's bad relationship with his father was also the reason why his relationship with his son Bertie (the future king Edward VII) went awry. Bertie was more like his grandfather (Ernst I of Sachsen-Coburg) and his uncle (Ernst II of Sachsen-Coburg) than his father. So he would become a sleazy womanizer, who cheated on his wife with every woman he fancied. Of course, Bertie was not yet married while Albert was still alive (he was only twenty years old when his father died). But he did have an affair with an actress, which his father eventually found out about. And it was the final proof, that a concerned Albert (who had probably already seen a family pattern in Bertie's behavior) needed to realize where his son was headed in life. And alas, he was right. :( It is worth mentioning though that despite that Albert managed to stay faithful to his wife, he seems to have been a great lover as well. After all, he and Victoria had nine kids despite how much she hated pregnancies and childbirths. But there was no good contraceptive back then, except for abstinence. And she couldn't stop having the sex. ;)
When ever I tend to watch such Television 📺 series, I tend to see, how grotesque today's English is spoken. It has completely become another foreign tongue!!!
It wasn't the fashion of the time. Not only did brides not cover their face but it wasn't the custom to wear white either, brides simply wore their "best dress" whatever colour that was. Victoria's decision to wear a white dress actually started the fashion for white dresses that we now think of as bridal wear. The fashion for brides to wear a tulle 'blusher' veil really only started in the 20th century, before that it was customary for brides to wear a lace veil as lace was considered "special occasion" due to it's expense, and as a covering for their head not their face.
He was never King. England changed that policy with Queen Anne as her husband was not a King, back in 1701. Before that the husbands of Queens were Kings and had power, those being King William of Orange, married to Queen Mary II and Prince/King Phillip of Spain, married to Queen Mary I.
the way he looks at her, says "my Victoria" and kisses her hand, soo cute.♥️
green Eyes ... on gawd it is!!!
I love how she didn't carry a huge bouquet and wore flowers in her hair. It's so simple and lovely at the same time!
That was done with purpose by Queen Victoria. She wanted to marry Prince Albert as a "ordinary woman" not as a Queen. She ushered in the tradition of the white wedding gown, flowers, and other wedding traditions celebrated to this day.
This alliance was called "arrange marriage" but now after almost 200 years it's one of the greatest known love stories of history.
She didn't even wear a fancy crown.
THE WAY THEY LOOK AT EACH OTHER !! I CAN'T IT'S TOO PERFECT
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From what movie?
Theyre a real couplee
Ira Nayak you literal idiot.
@@irahumairaariestie4931 Its a series called "Victoria".
Fun fact: It was Victoria who helped popularize the white wedding dress. Before her it wasn’t typical bridal attire, but fashion always trickles down and the look has stuck ever since.
Mary Stuart also wrote a white wedding dress when she got married
@@perwinlyngaard5595 I think Catherine of Aragon was another early proponent. When she married Prince Arthur they were both dressed in white (again, atypical for the time).
What great characters in this movie. Tom Hughes was excellent as the handsome Prince Albert and Jenna was excellent as the young and beautiful Victoria. What an epic love story!!
Kimberly Day Completly agree. I love them not :D
You know what's so quirky. There was a Soap Character named Tom Hughes on The US Soap Opera As The World Turns that was broadcasted from 1956-2010.
Kimberly Day I agreee
It’s a television show, but yes, I agree. 😅💜
@@laminage what's quirky about that?
So much chemistry...he's so perfect
portia2380 The two actors are a real couple thats why they are so together.
portia2380 The chemistry is real. These two actors are a couple off set.
alchemistry?
Nggeh leres
they are together in real life.
This show is beautiful! And Albert? Yes please...
kmayville70 If you want Albert, go to the Royal Albert Hall and kiss the walls all you like! lol
kmayville70 what is The show called?
Victoria
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Tom Hughes as Prince Albert is so handsome, with beautiful lips. They look beautiful together.
I would love to walk down the aisle with this song playing! I would surly feel like a Queen!
I wish real life weddings were like this. Beautiful and quick, straight to the point. I don't know why people like to prolong the religious ceremony so much, as if that would make it more special. Meanwhile the guests are only counting the minutes left for the food.
Estefanía Izaguirre
Well, the whole point of getting married in a church, is to recieve God's blessing. Queen Victoria's wedding also was a bit long. Why bother asking a priest to wed you if you don't want to listen to a sermon, and actually do the ceremony? Might as well be honest and go for a more simple occasion and be married in a Government office by a judge or mayor.
Girl, you took the words of my mouth!!!
Well, if the ceremony is too short they don't squirm enough and the guests miss the best part of the show!! :-P
If you are a practicing Christian a wedding is a very important moment between you, your fiance and God. It is one of the most special events of your life. It should not be rushed so people can eat. In the same way Easter and Christmas are very important and meaningful holidays to us not just gifts and bunnies.
@@FueledByAdobo03 In a few countries, such as Monaco, you have both. A civil ceremony first, then a religious ceremony.
Here begins one of the greatest stories in the world, it started with two young people in love and ended in a huge family war
The more proximate cause of that little row was whatever went on at Mayerling.
Heavy sigh! I was in love with Lord Melbourne, especially during the rook scene, but Albert seems dreamy. Haven't arrived at that part of the series yet! Can't wait!
Big heavy sigh! Im in love with Albert. What a profile ;)
michele guettaf me too!! superb...just absolutely
The next episode of Victoria will be the last. I am in love with Prince Albert! The musical score is hauntingly beautiful. I loved the train!
Everybody loved Rufus Sewell, he was definately the man for this role, i will miss the character.
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Victoria's dress is gorgeous and her floral arrangement is simple and kind
WHAT A BEAUTIFUL SCENE!!!!! I get chills every time🥰🥰🥰
God what an amazing Scene. I loved when Victoria was patiently waiting for Albert and how the Camera zoomed to them. It was like she was saying "I now am Your Wife and You are now My Husband, I now belong to you and you to me."
I will be so glad when the show returns. I literally became addicted to the show and just couldn't get enough of it! 😁😁😁😁😁
Dee Renee it's on mare piece theater on PBS on Sunday 9pm
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May i know what the show's name?
Me too!
I like that they didn't kiss in the church. Honestly, I like that they never do that at big britsch royal weddings.
Teddy 97 me too
They desperately wanted to, it seems.
I don't think that was common then. Even royals today are told to keep it respectful with the kiss.
Angel Rose What a sad tradition....they were discreet(more passionate in inside) then that Diana just needed to show Camilla. She was searching her whole the time on her bridal walk.
Its seems all romantic until you realize their first cousins.
SWEET HOME ALABAMA
Most royal families intermarry, including the current British monarchy. Both Elizabeth and Philip are Victoria's great great grandchildren. Because so many of Victoria's children and grandchildren married into other European royal families, Elizabeth and Philip are second cousins on one side of the family and third cousins on the other side.
@@rosemorris7912, if you really look at the family trees of the major European Royal families, the vast majority of the current (and deposed) monarchs, including Elizabeth II, are descended from Queen Victoria (House of Hannover; the ruling house becoming the House of Saxe-Coeburg-Gotha, renamed Windsor in 1917, upon her death in 1901) and King Christian IX of Denmark (House of Glücksburg, which will become(?) the House of Monpezat or Glücksburg-Montpezat as the Crown Prince is agnatically descended from Prince Consort Henri of Montpezat). In fact, Christian IX was the maternal grandfather of both George V (Victoria's grandson through Edward VII and Alexandra) and Nicholas II of Russia (through Tsar Alexander III and Maria Feodorovna), which by coincidence looked liked each other's döppelganger.
Scary, but that is why a lot of states in the U.S. prohibit the marriage of first cousins. Look at the Spanish Habsburgs (with the infamous "Habsburg Jaw") and Tsaravitch Alexy with hemophilia (his mother, Alexandra, being a German-born grandaughter of Queen Victoria).
I agree - it's creepy.
@@rwboa22 I "discovered" Denmark's Crown Prince Frederik and his commoner wife, Aussie Mary Donaldson, a few months ago on UA-cam and am just smitten by the whole family and the fact that Mary was required (of course) to become fluent in Danish. They are just a magical couple and a class act.
They do that in luxembourg as always royals wants to be pure
the girl that plays Victoria is flawless what the hell
BRO THATS WHAT I SAID
RIGHT as first i was like umm she she's way to pretty to be Queen Victoria then i was like oh what this is the young version.
the fact that they were 1st cousins just kills it tho
Well, that was pretty standard back in the 19th century. Royalty was expected to marry other royalty, which meant that they all intermarried in fairly small circles. This actually caused Victoria a great deal of trouble when their eldest son Bertie became old enough to marry, because there was simply no suitable princess available at the time. She even wrote to her eldest daughter Vicky asking her to help find her brother a bride of a suitably royal background. Alexandra of Denmark was pretty much chosen by default.
@@theshillneckedlizard8364 cool historical fact, but still creepy ;)
@@youlldo345 By today's standards, yeah it's creepy, but they regarded it as normal back then.
@@theshillneckedlizard8364 True true! My modern brain still goes 'ew' tho. Hehe
Bonjour à Tous
J' adore cette série ! Tout est parfait . L' histoire de Albert et Victoria est tellement romantique .... Ils sont beaux et attachants .... Bravo.
Albert's brother is exquisite in this episode... as in all others : ) And Albert... yummy for both (y) Great casting
Lisbeth Salander I completely agree 😊 i love them both
I agree Ernest is gorgeous, and i love his character, to me Ernest and Harriet seem more in love than Albert and Jenna.
That Victoria is too pretty. We all know Victoria is not a looker.
That's the nice thing about movies. You can make things and people look better then what they actually were
Fannish Fanning 😂😂😂
I don't know, if the portraits of her were truthful, she was actually pretty as a young woman.
That’s because this is tv. Then again, towards the end of her reign, Victoria DID swell up like a balloon. It’s hard to imagine Jenna Coleman playing fat Victoria
They made Johanthan Rhys Meyers play old, fat Henry Tudor VIII in the Tudors. It just took a lot of make up and padding to make some one that hot look not hot at all.
Wow they really had good hd cameras back in the old days
I'm just gonna assume you're being sarcastic.
@@KeepCalmContemplateYourChoices lolll... right
omg hi stalin im ur number one fan
@@KeepCalmContemplateYourChoices Of course he is
This wasn't recorded in the 19th century-
I had to grin at 1:15 where the actor playing Lord Melbourne is walking along with the Sword of State. In real life the 60-year-old Melbourne was so fatigued by carrying the enormously heavy sword that he actually helped himself to a swig of wine in the vestry while the register was being signed. (I'm not making this up either - go look it up!)
JUST LOVE -- WATCHING VICTORIA & ALBERT - GETTING MARRIED! SO WONDERFUL :)
Albert, German was one of the bestest consort any queen of English ever had !! He was so dearly loving they had 9 children.. when he died, it affected Victoria mentally.. so much soo good !! So German history wasn't only about bad things, but had some good things too
5:55 Why doesn't anyone knock in that palace?
Like fvcken shites!! Their Queen just got married and no one got the memo?? Wtf happened to protocol??
What kind of question is that? Cause the director told them not to!!
@@poopypoop9021 lol
The moment they became royals(which is literally from their birth)
Their life isnt private anymore
Wonderful characters, wonderful script! One of best versions! From Grand Rapids Michigan
God Almighty Jenna Louise Coleman is such a brilliant Actress. To be able to do Love Scenes with Men & Women and make it so convincing is bone chilling. Masterpiece Theater/PBS, have always done some amazing Timepiece Shows. IE The Jane Austen Collection, Victoria, Call The Midwife & Downton Abbey.
oh my god.I thought you were alone.now she is married for god sake's!
Back then, many men got sex over with and then went back to his separate room.
@@MandieTerrier Not these two....it was a love match.
*sees lord Melbourne* *literally starts crying*
Brother: Why are you crying?!
Me: Look at him!! He's so sad!! Why does history get in the way of my ships?!
A trend started by Victoria not known by a lot and is still the case all over the world today and that's a bride wearing white. Before her a bride wears whatever color she likes.
I LOVE Royal Weddings!!! 💖💕
They got chemistry 😩
Я влюбилась в этот сериал, в актёров с первой серии. Спасибо 😍😍😍💝👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻❤️❤️
The minute Lord M sighs 1:14 matched perfectly with the music and gives me goosebumps 😍
Victoria may have been the crown head of Britain and it's ordinances, but, in her private life, Albert was the boss.
I don't think you've seen the whole story if you think that.
Little Miss Black Dress I think Carolyn meant that he was a big influence to her. Like when he said that if she has time to play cards then she has time to practice the piano. And then the next day she started practicing 😂
Yeah and Victoria loved that he was the boss in their home.She was most powerful woman in her time but like her mother she needed a strong man behind her supporting her in all things
They also loved sex true fact
Little Miss Black Dress when he died, she wore black for the remainder of her life. So yeah, it’s true. He was the boss in their private life.
His softly "I will" ...sigh. And her´s:I will!" So perfectly
I Love this part. Love the music. So intense.😍
I miss this show wish it didn't end😢
What I would give to have Victoria's nightgown😭
Hahah that maid thoughts that victoria was alone
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It must be so good to be in love, I reckon.
After watching the white queen it’s hard seeing David Oakes, who plays Prince Ernest, as a good guy. I even started this show before watching the white queen and now coming back to this one I still can’t shake it lol
One bit of editing that drives me bonkers :) about this scene: Victoria hands off her bridal bouquet to an attendant behind her, then in the next shot, she's again holding the flowers. Everything else about it is exquisite.
Ahh eagle eye!
I love this show so very much
Oh, David Oakes is in this series. I think I have disided to watch this, lovely Video
I loved your wedding sooo romantic😇😇😇😇😇
Why does the Duke of Wellington laugh when Albert says "with all my worldly goods I thee endow" ? Is it because Victoria was one ofthe richest monarchd in Europe whereas Albert'on the other hand was from a small and relatively poor German duchy ?
Yes i think so
BucyKalman Some of the nobility were not happy about Albert because of his background: the eldest son usually inherited everything.
BucyKalman I believe Albert had no money in general.
Haters gonna hate, but live ALWAYS win over hate.
Because Albert was a penniless prince from Germany. He even borrowed a suit for his wedding with Victoria. Borrowed.
BEAUTIFUL WEDDING DRESS I EVER SEEN 😩💐💐💐
The soundrack is perfect
I love this series!
Przecudowny serial❤
It still creeps me out that first cousins married. Thankfully the Royals have stopped doing that, due in part to the hemophilia issue from V&A's offspring.
it was quite common for many people to do that other than royals. the tradition eventually died down during the 20th century.
dam it cant sleep jus wachd the last episode this sucks now we gotta wait for the nex season ahhhhh luv this show so much im so happy they are really in luv dam i need. to get a life lol
Juste Magnifique...
Beautiful.
1.30 - 2.12 the music is just beautiful!!❤ just so spiritually beautifully at such a beautiful moment so wish i can hear it without the commentary
In the morning, Victoria said, that Albert looked even more handsome in his white shirt. In this video, Albert is not wearing anything in the morning.
Amo está escena me encanta el momento es maravilloso😘😘😘
Marcela Alejandra CC Que serie es?
@@carlosvilla6656 "victoria" la dan en netflix.
Why on earth do they choose pretty actresses to play Victoria?
msinvincible2000 why not? I mean she was beautiful on her younger years.
msinvincible2000 because Hollywood and the entertainment industry only ever employ pretty actresses they don’t care if your talented if the consider you as average or ugly.... the entertainment industry only cares about the pretty ones until they aren’t pretty or popular anymore then they spit them out like bad rubbish that’s why I won’t go to the movies anymore I much rather read philosophy and history rather than pay their bills and support their noxious attitudes!
😂
She was beautiful in her younger years and this show is set in her younger years.... not that hard to get
It's propaganda as well
I love the music 😍😍😍👌
I Love This Love they shared!
I was wearing the jacket, Lord Melbourne had woren at their wedding.
Who saw it also in Kensington palace?
How beautiful!
And she certainly started the 'white gowns' trend for Weddings!
I think Mary Queen of Scots did,she's the first recorded person to wear a white wedding gown
@@gilmoregirls4evah Well, I dont think she started the trend considering her 'ehem' reputation. Most recorded white gown weddings were on Victoria's time and English people that time are basically fashionistas compared to Elizabeth's age. Lots of conflict and beheadings...
This is the best serial ever in London is nr 1 like if it right ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️😑
Just beautiful!
This is better than Disney princess and prince martial hands up
Me: Victoria is UGLY
*victoria came*
Me: IM DOOM
Alone...... 🙄🙄 It was her wedding night ofcourse she was with her Huss 😂😂😂
Ok after watching this...is it me or the actor who plays Albert could play Prince the artist... he walks like him and looks so much like him....
This music is giving me funeral vibes
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michele guettaf it doesnt really make me feel like we are on a wedding but I'm not christian so i'm not really familiar with the traditions of the church. However they still remain a beautiful couple .
This music is Victoria's Theme song
michele guettaf oh now i feel kinda dumb😂😂 thanks for the explanation keep up the good work
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Love this tv serie❤❤
Was that normal? I mean, I know royals didn't really have privacy back then, bu I can't imagine someone just walking in on me without knocking, especially when they know I just got married yesterday.
Ashley Gonzalez yes but I believe she was so use to Victoria’s schedule that she kinda just did the same thing every morning. She probably thought they where like most arranged marriages and slept together once, right when they got back from the wedding, then that was that. But Victoria LOVED sex so they kept getting it on all night. They where both Virgins and I believe after the first round, Victoria wanted to try again, then she started to have some fun when it was not painful anymore. Next thing you know, they are still having sex in the morning, and her assistant would have never thought that. She probably thought Victoria had sex after the wedding because it was an arranged marriage and she did what she had to do. In reality , Victoria had sex with him for the first time, but they where both so young they kept doing it all night. Imagine being a 20 year old virgin and the chemistry they had! Most arranged marriages don’t end up well but they had an amazing chemistry so I’m sure after the first time they had sex, then a few minutes later, they did it again, and so on. Victoria got pregnant literally 9 months after her wedding. They had a crazy wedding night, as both of them were virgins. I think that is why they fell so deeply in love. Not just sex but the fact they had such amazing chemistry for each other.
@@katherineross5534 you r so amazing 😂
J'aime bien le fait que ils se sont mariée car ils étaient amoureux et son restée fidèle a cette époque c'était rare 💗💗💗😍 Je l'ai adore
_J'adore leur histoire et la série est superbe_
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My great grandmother`s wedding far back In time
Rainha Victoria ❤️assisti a série .
This actually looks like the 19th century!
She also through her line of descent of John of Gaunt was the original illegitimate royal line
Si Amavano veramente, anche sei loro fidanzamento era combinato. 💖
She will always be my impossible girl... Clara... Oswald...
So pretty
איזה סידרה מושלמת 💖
Donde puedo ver la serie ?
It does not matter Fannish Fanning. She was beautiful like every woman. on top of this she was a queen what you will and can not be.
3:47 man, she is beautiful
He was very handsome, she was not so beautiful. I thought that she fell in love with him right away, but that it took him about a year. Once he had realized who she was internally, he fell in love deeply. If that's true, then the wedding night could've certainly been good--but I doubt like this...
But he was always supportive towards her, especially during her pregnancies; he also was present during births of all their children and it practically didn't happen in those times.
MissJessyeNorman: Actually, Victoria was really happy about her wedding night according to her diary.
+Furienna Yes, I know _she_ thought it was amazing, lol ;) I guess we can be blinded by our own desires, and their effect on our perceptions. And I do know that Magdalenkaization is correct, in that he was always very supportive, and even loving towards her from the start. He had agreed to the match and he meant to make good on it--to do all he could on his end, to make a successful marriage (I believe he had to be persuaded of the merits of the union initially, by his German mentor, the Baron von Stockmar--but he certainly was). So, he was also certainly working to make a good marriage, as he _abhorred_ the infidelities of his father. He was absolutely sickened by them, and wanted a pure, honest, and intact marriage for himself. Thus, being of that romantic, poetic, musical, sweeping Germanic temperament, I can see how he would be a thrilling lover--esp. if you were mad about him, and he was making all of the dashing, loving, tender overtures, one expects...
I read the biography of Victoria, which says that they only met once, and three (!) years later they saw each other again, and thén they married..
And we now know that Albert's bad relationship with his father was also the reason why his relationship with his son Bertie (the future king Edward VII) went awry. Bertie was more like his grandfather (Ernst I of Sachsen-Coburg) and his uncle (Ernst II of Sachsen-Coburg) than his father. So he would become a sleazy womanizer, who cheated on his wife with every woman he fancied. Of course, Bertie was not yet married while Albert was still alive (he was only twenty years old when his father died). But he did have an affair with an actress, which his father eventually found out about. And it was the final proof, that a concerned Albert (who had probably already seen a family pattern in Bertie's behavior) needed to realize where his son was headed in life. And alas, he was right. :(
It is worth mentioning though that despite that Albert managed to stay faithful to his wife, he seems to have been a great lover as well. After all, he and Victoria had nine kids despite how much she hated pregnancies and childbirths. But there was no good contraceptive back then, except for abstinence. And she couldn't stop having the sex. ;)
Contemporary shows are always depicting people of the past by good looking actors when in fact most people of the past are filled with ugliness!
Albert is so attractive in his military uniform
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This clip portrays Albert as being scared shirtless at his wedding!!! Good actor tho'
When ever I tend to watch such Television 📺 series, I tend to see, how grotesque today's English is spoken. It has completely become another foreign tongue!!!
why is she not wearing her veil infront of her face?
Isabella Bornberg Must be how she did it in real life
It wasn't the fashion of the time. Not only did brides not cover their face but it wasn't the custom to wear white either, brides simply wore their "best dress" whatever colour that was. Victoria's decision to wear a white dress actually started the fashion for white dresses that we now think of as bridal wear. The fashion for brides to wear a tulle 'blusher' veil really only started in the 20th century, before that it was customary for brides to wear a lace veil as lace was considered "special occasion" due to it's expense, and as a covering for their head not their face.
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how terribly interesting! thank you:)
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Still looking for season 2 parr
Half of the wedding ceremony is skipped over , and in those days no one would have clapped hands in church. Not much for historical accuracy!
Nicholas Young I , too, annoyed with all those clappings in movies and tv shows .
This would be more romantic if they weren't first cousins
I loved VICTORIA wishing i could have seen more of it ...may i ask if is on DVD yet and if so where can one buy it at
Laura Terry Amazon and Amazon Prime.
@@MandieTerrier thank you for the information on how to go about getting the DVDS ON QUEEN VICTORIA love from Des Moines IA USA
Albert was the real King behind Queen Victoria. He did so much for her and Britain during marriage to her.
It's only natural, I think.
He was never King. England changed that policy with Queen Anne as her husband was not a King, back in 1701. Before that the husbands of Queens were Kings and had power, those being King William of Orange, married to Queen Mary II and Prince/King Phillip of Spain, married to Queen Mary I.