Charles and Camilla finally wed

The Prince of Wales finally wed Camilla Parker Bowles today making her an HRH and the most senior female member of the Royal Family after the Queen.

Charles and Camilla finally wed
Sat, 09 Apr, 2005 - 13:46
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The Prince of Wales finally wed Camilla Parker Bowles today making her an HRH and the most senior female member of the Royal Family after the Queen.

The happy couple left Windsor’s Guildhall arm-in-arm amid cheers from well-wishers.

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