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"Princess Alexandra of Denmark: A Royal Icon and Beloved Consort" Step into the enchanting world of Princess Alexandra of Denmark, a captivating figure who left an indelible mark on European royalty. Born in 1844, she would go on to become Queen Consort of King Edward VII of Great Britain, leaving behind a legacy that still resonates today. Intriguingly captured by renowned artist Queen Alexandra aboard the royal yacht Victoria and Albert III in Norway during 1904 (1908), we catch a glimpse of her regal allure. Another mesmerizing portrait from c1890 showcases her elegance and grace, reminding us why she was adored by many. One significant moment in history was the inaugural Alexandra Rose Day held on June 21st, 1912 (1933). Although its creator remains unknown, this event symbolized Princess Alexandra's dedication to charitable causes and her unwavering compassion for others. The Prince and Princess of Wales graced the Oxford Commemoration in 1863 (1901), radiating love and unity. This image captures their deep connection before ascending to the throne as King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra. The year 1901 marked another milestone as they opened King Edward VII's First Parliament together with great pomp and grandeur. A testament to enduring love can be seen through their marriage ceremony at Windsor Castle in 1863 (1901). It was a joyous occasion celebrated by all, solidifying their bond amidst opulent surroundings. Not only did Princess Alexandra captivate hearts within British society but also beyond its borders. In an exquisite portrayal created by herself during 1904 (1908), we witness her artistic talent firsthand while capturing cherished moments shared with King Christian IX of Denmark alongside Prince Frederick during that time period. Her fashion sense became iconic throughout Europe; pastels after Henry Van der Weyde showcase H. R. H The Princess of Wales' impeccable style in 1888.