Thread: Lord and Lady Nicholas Windsor - Page 3 - The Royal Forums

Well the nessecity to get British citizenship has, by and large, been replaced by EU citizenship. A Princess of Liechtenstein would be able to live and work in Britain with no real need to aquire British citizenship - something she'd get upon marriage to Lord Nicholas anyway.

From the Diamond Wedding Service of Thanksgiving: Lord and Lady Nicholas Windsor Lady Nicholas Windsor

Since George V changed a law in 1917, only children and grandchildren of a monarch are permitted to use the title and style of Royal Highness, Prince/ss of Great Britain and Northern Ireland/Prince of insert father's title here. Since Nicholas isn't the grandson of a monarch, only the great-grandson, he doesn't have that title, only the title of the son of a duke. If George V hadn't changed the law, he would be His...

Science Daily? That's a weird paper to be talking about a royal wedding! Anyway, the thread about the wedding is here.

Quote: Originally Posted by PrincessofEurope i really wanted to go and sya hello and ask could i see albert but i thought it might be rude so i just watched her instead!!! Hey, you get points for recognizing her! I never recognize famous or semi-famous people in public, at least not in time. Usually I just realize it moments too late and think, "shoot, shoot, I didn't get a good look!" That's awesome though. Thank...

Quote: Originally Posted by magnik The Countess of Wessex (must) give a birth Louise in NHS hosital too. But I think it was unplanned that she did so?

No and I don't think they will. Maybe you have to wait for some "friend" talking to the tabloids like it happened when she was pregnant with Albert. They are private persons with not obligation to announce or confirm

Are the last two pics from the 2007 Thanksgiving service when she was pregnant?

Quote: Originally Posted by CasiraghiTrio Oh yes, that makes complete sense, Warren. About the question of citizenship, if she was a Princess of Liechtenstein, she could be a descendent of Electress Sophia of Hannover, which would automatically make her a British citizen, right? (at the time) in his title. CasiraghiTrio This is really interesting. I did not know that the Prince of Liechtenstein was also a direct descendent of the Electress...

Lady Windsor as the wife of a Lord. Nicholas should barely have the name Windsor, let alone be important enough that his wife automatically be styled with his name. If I remember correctly, even if their children were raised Church of England, they cannot bear titles (though they would be in the line of succession). But since Nicholas took himself out with his Catholic conversion, is married to a Catholic and they clearly intend to raise...