Alessandra Bradford was single, young and beautiful, she comes from a middle-class family and works at their family cafe.
Things change for the young lady as she meets someone from a different world from hers, can she survive the harsh royal life es...
"Since I've loaned Camilla some life time pieces when she was The Princess of Wales I thought I would do the same for you"
After some much thought and briefing from the queen she had finally chosen her three tiaras, but she didn't choose big pieces she chose smaller pieces some known and one not known but these were the pieces she fell in love with and the Queen was fine with her choices.
"The Greville Emerald kokoshnik" (Princess Eugenie made me love this tiara)
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"This floral one" (In case some of you are curious this is the Hanover floral tiara)
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"This one is a really old one, I even forgot it existed" The queen said with a laugh.
"The Nizam of Hyderbad"(I love this tiara and hate what has become of it, the Burmese ruby tiara is just ugly)
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"Oh lovely, lovely, you know the shock that will come over most when they realise this tiara still exists" the Queen said with a laugh, Alessandra was surprised on how open and fun the Queen was to be around especially when you see her in formal settings and then see her in family settings, she becomes a totally different person,"Are you done with your wedding plans?"
"We're almost there, I'm going over to the cathedral right after here, just to get a few things out of the way" Alessandra answered sipping her tea.
"Oh James showed me the dress sketch, it's wonderful dear" Elizabeth raved about the dress James was designing for Alessandra,"He's told you not to add a something old right, he's added it on the dress"
