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Wedding of Lord Hugh Carnegie

by 03/09/2025
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The British Aristocracy gathered to celebrate the Wedding of Lord Hugh Carnegie, the third son of the 4th Duke of Fife, and Catherine Morgan at Kinnaird Castle in Scotland on August 30th, just two months after the Wedding of his elder brother, Lord George Carnegie.


Lord Hugh Carnegie, the third son of the 4th Duke and Duchess of Fife, married Catherine ‘Kate’ Morgan, scion of the Morgan Motor Company, at the Farnell Parish Church before a Reception at Kinnaird Castle in Scotland, the primary seat of the Dukes of Fife. Lord Hugh is a great-great-great grandson of King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra through their daughter, Princess Louise, Duchess of Fife.

Kate, now Lady Hugh Carnegie wore the Fife Fringe Tiara, which was temporarily retrieved from its permanent display at Kensington Palace for the two family weddings this summer. The Tiara was a Wedding Gift to Princess Louise from King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra in 1889.

Guests included Lady Marina Windsor, the granddaughter of the Duke and Duchess of Kent, who is a distant cousin of the groom.

© Lady Marina Windsor

Fife Tiara

Fife Fringe Tiara

Diamond Floral Tiara

Fife Tiara

Fife Fringe Tiara

Connaught Fringe Tiara

Diamond Earrings

Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee Chain

Diamond Tiara

Honeysuckle Tiara

Fringe Tiara

Connaught Diamond Bow Brooch

Connaught Pearl Brooch

Maple Leaf Brooch

Art Deco Diamond Brooch

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