For 59 years the dress was in the estate’s warehouses, in a metal trunk with her initials
Anna Maria’s “lost” wedding dress, which she wore at her wedding to former King Constantine in 1964 was found after a full 59 years in the warehouses of the former royal estate in Tatoi.
They agreed with the writer and personal friend of the former royal family, Andreas Megos, the dress was in the warehouses of Tatoi without anyone knowing its fate.
It was kept with the special metal suitcase with the Queen’s initials on the top, just as she had received it just days before her wedding.
Anna-Maria was 18 years and 18 days old on September 18, 1964, her wedding day.
According to Mr. Meggo’s Facebook post, her ivory wedding dress was a relatively simple line, by the Danish designer Holger Blom, made of matte satin, with an oval “smile” neckline in the front and back, long with a very long tail.
The young bride wore no gloves, only a large diamond cross around her neck with a short chain.
On his head he wore the tiara of the Khedive of Egypt, a creation of Cartier.
The floor-length veil was made of handmade Irish lace, the embroidery of which contrasted with the austere line of the dress.
The design of the wedding dress was kept a top secret until the day of the wedding
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On September 18, 1964, the last royal wedding in the history of modern Greece took place in sunny and flag-adorned Athens.
Source: Skai
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