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Lady Elizabeth Bowes Lyon married the Duke of York at Westminster Abbey

On April 26 1923 in Celtic History

Lady elizabeth bowes lyon married the duke of york at westminster abbey

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Thu 26 Apr 1923

    The first Royal wedding to take place there since 1383.

    The couple later became King George VI and Queen Elizabeth.

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