A Really Royal Wedding (1931)

Adolf Goebbels
Published on Nov 21, 2023
Full title reads: "Palermo, Sicily. A Really Royal Wedding. Over 50 Princes and Princesses attend wedding of the Comte de Paris and Princess Isabelle, 22 and 19 year old cousins."

Palermo, Sicily.

The Bride, Princess Isabelle, makes her way in procession into Palermo Cathedral. Princess Isabell is the daughter of the ex-Brazilian royal household.

Prince Henri, the Comte de Paris - son of the Duke de Geese, makes his way into the Cathedral.

Various other Princes and Princesses follow on.

The Cardinal of Palermo comes out of the Cathedral with other clergy at the end of the wedding. They are followed by the happy couple. Various wedding guests leave the Cathedral.

Shots of the couple throwing flowers from balcony of hotel (sound track runs out)
FILM ID:767.19

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