Wednesday, May 3, 2017

The White Garden, Remembering Diana, Princess of Wales


The White Garden
'forget me nots'
"inspired by memories of the Princess’s life, image and style"



The White Garden

Forget Me Nots

Forget Me Nots

Forget Me Nots




Kensington Gardens, Kensington Palace












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The White Garden, Remembering Diana, Princess of Wales
was magnificent. Beautiful tribute to a beautiful woman.
The pictures speak for themselves.

Kensington Gardens were also beautiful. It was lovely to walk
around and take it all in. It was also really early so Jenn
and I had the Gardens almost to ourselves.
 It was so tranquil and peaceful. It's so big, you
almost forget that you are in a big city.

After walking around, we headed for breakfast at The Orangery
and then to Kensington Palace to see Diana: A Fashion Story.
I will save that for another post as it deserves its own.

My only regret is that it was a cloudy day and my pictures
do not do the Gardens the justice they deserve especially
The White Garden. They are much more beautiful
than my pictures display.

Have you been to The White Garden and Kensington Palace?
Let me know, I love hearing from you!!
Best, Marie


Linking up with Jess and Jenn

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16 comments:

  1. I didn't even know this existed when we were in London - how beautiful!! xo, Biana -BlovedBoston

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  2. I've not seen it before! But it looks so very lovely.

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  3. This is so gorgeous! I never knew about this!

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  4. Absolutely lovely! I just saw that a special is about to be aired on her - tonight or last night? Can't remember!

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  5. This is gorgeous! I never would have thought of this for a trip to London. Excited to see the fashion story post! XO - Alexandra

    Simply Alexandra: My Favorite Things

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  6. omg these gardens look amazing! i'm so glad you got to go when no one was around. you just feel how peaceful it is just looking at these. all the white. love

    xoxo cheshire kat

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  7. I cannot even tell you how much I love this. Princess Diana died when I was six months pregnant with my oldest and I remember crying and crying. A few years ago my mom and I went to her traveling clothing exhibit in Michigan, I just loved her and her sweet style and humanity so much! What beautiful gardens as a sweet tribute to her.

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  8. I cant wait for that special on Sunday about Princess Diana. I have always been obsessed with her. Still can cry over her loss

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  9. What an amazing and beautiful place, love that you girls almost had the place to yourself. Looking forward to your recap of the Fashion Story exhibit <3
    Green Fashionista

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  10. These pictures are absolutely stunning! I would love to see this one day.
    xo, Whitney and Blaire
    Peaches In A Pod

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  11. Kensington Gardens is seriously so incredibly beautiful, and such a beautiful tribute to Princess Diana. My fingers are crossed that we make it there when we hop across the pond!

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  12. All of those flowers are just gorgeous!!! Love the bench too!

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  13. I'm with Biana in that I didn't even know this white garden existed! I absolutely adored Princess Diana so knowing this is around would be magical to visit.

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  14. I went to Kensington Gardens the last time I was in London and had no idea this garden existed! We went right when the sun was setting so we didn't get to explore much but now I need to go back! SO gorgeous! <3, Pamela Sequins & Sea Breezes

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  15. How gorgeous! What a beautiful garden and such a wonderful way to pay tribute to Princess Diana. Great that you went early so you had the place to yourself, too. I will definitely have to add this to my places to visit when we make it to England!

    xo, Rachel
    A Blonde's Moment

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  16. What a beautiful garden! I've never been to London but it's on my to visit list and I'll be sure to visit this garden too. what a gorgeous tribute. xo jillian

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