Princess Margaret and Antony Armstrong-Jones got married at Westminster Abbey in May 1960. Here’s everything to know about their televised wedding.

The bride was a close friend and confidante of Princess Margaret, the young princess and the Queen Mother were among the guests at St Withburga’s Church in Holkham, Norfolk, on April 21 1956.

she turns her eye to Britain's royal family and dishes serious dirt on Queen Elizabeth, Prince Philip, and, of course, Princess Margaret. The book wasn't released in England because of strict ...

Queen Elizabeth’s younger sister Princess Margaret was considered the original “party girl” of her time. Although Britain’s countess of Snowdon passed away over 20 years ago now ...

Queen Elizabeth II, Britain's longest-reigning monarch ... She had only had one other sibling throughout her life, Princess Margaret the Countess of Snowdon. The pair grew up together and were ...

Before she made her debut as Princess Margaret on The Crown ... on her part that people claim," Wallace later said, per Britain's Telegraph. "I had my chance and blew it with my big mouth ...

something that was suppressed in Britain so as not to distract from the queen's important day. The princess' official biographer, Christopher Warwick, wrote in his book Princess Margaret ...

Queen Elizabeth and Princess Margaret were born four years ... made her first public address to the children of Great Britain, many of whom had been sent away from their homes to reside safely ...

As Americans watched the wedding of Britain’s Princess Margaret on NBC-TV last week (see FOREIGN NEWS), they heard a flow of murmured Mayfairisms that were almost as impressive as the Archbishop ...

Douglas was the Ambassador to Britain from 1947 to 1950, according to the Pima County Public Library. According to the library archives, Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon stayed at the Douglas ...

The 28 year old grandson of the late Princess Margaret announced the news ... they are also influenced by landscapes and tea culture in Britain and Japan. Made with porcelain and local clays ...