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Beagles' postcard of Princess Mary (bride center) and Viscount Lascelles (groom centre left) with their bestman and their bridesmaids.
Back row left to right: Lady Doris Gordon-Lennox, Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon, Viscount Lascelles, Princess Mary, Major Sir Victor Mackenzie, Lady Diana Bridgeman, Lady May Cambridge. Seated left to right: Lady Mary Cambridge, Princess Maud, Lady Rachel Cavendish, Lady Mary Thynne.
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