Getting married by proxy wasn't actually all that uncommon at this time, the only reason this is funny or shocking is that 'we' can't imagine not being present at our own weddings.
Vaseofdryflowers strikes again. You know why your flowers are dead mate? You bored them to death! I'd want to die to if I was having to listen to the manure you spread!
sadly this show is made to indirectly discredit white man.to cause us and others to look lowly at our own misgivings and faults as if they didnt give way to the civilized world in the end. to take all the struggles we have endured to become supreme as a race. to take all we have invented and have offered to the rest of the world without thanks. then to make fun of it as if you dont enjoy your prosperity thanks to advanced white ingenuity and craftsmanship. research it. jews created this show.
Actually most royal marriages were performed by proxy at this time. A princess wasn't sent out of her country except as the legal wife of the ruler she was arranged to marry. They would have a more formal wedding once in her husband's country.
This would be a nightmare considering that, as a woman, your wedding defined your entire life. If I were in her shoes I'd be afraid of the legal limbo this ceremony might put me in... Particularly when you consider Charles' predecessor Henry VIII and how he tried to use all sorts of legal and religious loopholes to get out of *his* marriages... No wonder she was so upset!
@GeishaShattori I can defintely see your point. But the marriage itself, (at the time) was probably more treacherous for the King. A protestant king marrying a catholic? After all the debacles with the Pope in past century? Tricky and delicate situation. Though, I think with the restoration of the Monarchy, it defined a more liberal time for marriages, considering Charles II's many "interests".
@GeishaShattori If I think of the legal difficulties that my own wedding involved (three countries involved, different legal systems, etc.) and the creativity needed to bypass some of the problems of the process. I believe a "stand in" wedding can't really add so much more to the trouble there is already.
On the other hand: I wouldn't even trust my best friend enough for this procedure. LOL! :-)
Charles was a Studart a descendant of the Scottish throne and King James II of England and VI of Scotland. The Tudors died out with Elizabeth I so I don't think Charles was directly related to Henry but I can see where your coming from, disrespectful to the bride not even showing up to the wedding
@dim432 she was Catholic. He was supposed to be a Protestant (But did a lot of Catholic things), so marrying her in a catholic style wedding would get him in trouble with people.
this was quite common those days...
there are many examples of such weddings in eastern europe too.
muiebozgorilor 3 days ago
Getting married by proxy wasn't actually all that uncommon at this time, the only reason this is funny or shocking is that 'we' can't imagine not being present at our own weddings.
QueenIsabella18 1 week ago
@QueenIsabella18 Catholics still allow proxy weddings on VERY rare occasions.
SuperPunitor 6 days ago
@SuperPunitor My point exactly. :)
QueenIsabella18 6 days ago
"Friend of the husband and somebody elses wife."
Does he get to sleep with the King's wife in behalf of the King?
e0o9kii 1 week ago
The girl is very good. Check her out as Joan of Arc..
3636Clarence 2 weeks ago
It was not unusual for a royal or noble to 'marry by proxy', that is, have someone stand in for them at the wedding.
InnannasRainbow 2 weeks ago 2
@InnannasRainbow That´s what I was thinking
Nadesiko85 2 weeks ago
why doesn't she marry mat
MerlinTennant61 2 weeks ago
you could do worse im a duke hes a king!!! lmfao
littleangel7900 1 month ago
This is defo one of HH's best sketches!!!!!!!!
MissAnime111 1 month ago
I can't get over the fact that lawry sounds SO much like my french teacher in this XD
MissAnime111 1 month ago
whats the girls real name???
iamhere4uanduonly 1 month ago
@iamhere4uanduonly her real name is alice lowe
XMiniMe100X 1 month ago
Vaseofdryflowers strikes again. You know why your flowers are dead mate? You bored them to death! I'd want to die to if I was having to listen to the manure you spread!
Horrible Histories is BRILLIANT.
Shamirabellydancer 1 month ago
I always cry at weddings!! lawl
MajorityRules123 1 month ago
"You could do worst, I am a duke."
"He is the king."
"Oh yeah, yes I supposes he is."
LOL love that pieces.
renesmee23cullen 1 month ago 2
Who'd want to marry Lauri?
FrankIeroiscute 1 month ago
in fact... sort of... xD
MrsSchnibli 1 month ago
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sadly this show is made to indirectly discredit white man.to cause us and others to look lowly at our own misgivings and faults as if they didnt give way to the civilized world in the end. to take all the struggles we have endured to become supreme as a race. to take all we have invented and have offered to the rest of the world without thanks. then to make fun of it as if you dont enjoy your prosperity thanks to advanced white ingenuity and craftsmanship. research it. jews created this show.
VaseOfDryFlowers 2 months ago
I thought the icon was a cartoon for a second haha
comecomecommala 2 months ago
It's the priest the guy that plays Death in the "Stupid Deaths" segment?
mistresssaturn 2 months ago
@mistresssaturn no
Lxoxx 2 months ago
@mistresssaturn no ur thinking of simon... the priest is larry!
roxsziegalrox55 1 month ago
The preacher looks like a pirate
ravens825 2 months ago
I get the impression Larry said he was crying at the end more due to the fact he was stifling a case of the giggles. xD
Hihippy 3 months ago
Hahahahahahahaha lol ..... That better not happen at my wedding
luneylunalovegood 3 months ago
that man at the end looks like hes laughing not crying
jessie123488 3 months ago
lawfully wedded wafe
bethhseptemberr 3 months ago
Such a behavior was not so uncommon in history as you might think.
Sokra01 3 months ago
I now pronounce you friend of the husband and somebody else's wife.
shadowgirl32 3 months ago
Who wouldnt want to marry her? She is absolutely beautiful
Kingofsomething87 3 months ago 6
" you look beautiful"
"why thank you!," (pulls back veil) "who are you?!"
awsome123138 4 months ago
She is a very pretty actress
Eabha1460 4 months ago 6
I know pronounce you friend of the husband and... somebody else's wife
greener144 4 months ago 5
I'm so sorry, I always cry at weddings :) lol
louisu76 5 months ago
I like how the bride is wearing blue to the wedding - white only became popular as a colour after Victoria's reign. Love the little touches ^___^
tildasstorm 5 months ago 3
Love her wedding dress. Gotta have one of those when I get married :)
KusinerneAF 5 months ago
lol
I now pronounce you frond of the 'usband and somebody else's waife.
KetchupSplodge 5 months ago 13
thats oliver cromwell
fangirl1999 6 months ago
Actually most royal marriages were performed by proxy at this time. A princess wasn't sent out of her country except as the legal wife of the ruler she was arranged to marry. They would have a more formal wedding once in her husband's country.
SailingMoominmama 6 months ago
I believe weddings by proxy were common a few hundred years ago. Particularly for royalty.
dsmrwtnttn 6 months ago
loool!
TheHamidah92 6 months ago
LULZ
urmo345 6 months ago
Awhh Larry :') I'm so sorry i always cry at weddings...
TheHHAddict 6 months ago
lol you may now kiss the other fellow's bride
soccergirl97979 6 months ago
Larry's face at 0:29
chloenoire 6 months ago
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yeah, i cry too... from laughter!!
consealedgirl 7 months ago
WOW this may be true, but it is funny LLS
MARVIA35 7 months ago
She has really nice eyes.
0scarisaiah 7 months ago
This would be a nightmare considering that, as a woman, your wedding defined your entire life. If I were in her shoes I'd be afraid of the legal limbo this ceremony might put me in... Particularly when you consider Charles' predecessor Henry VIII and how he tried to use all sorts of legal and religious loopholes to get out of *his* marriages... No wonder she was so upset!
GeishaShattori 7 months ago 58
@GeishaShattori I can defintely see your point. But the marriage itself, (at the time) was probably more treacherous for the King. A protestant king marrying a catholic? After all the debacles with the Pope in past century? Tricky and delicate situation. Though, I think with the restoration of the Monarchy, it defined a more liberal time for marriages, considering Charles II's many "interests".
Lieblingsfachful 7 months ago 30
@Lieblingsfachful This was the wedding of Charles the Ist, right?
BexMatthies 4 months ago
@GeishaShattori
um actually it was quite common for royal marriages to occur by proxy before the real ceremony later on...
hleung24 6 months ago
@GeishaShattori If I think of the legal difficulties that my own wedding involved (three countries involved, different legal systems, etc.) and the creativity needed to bypass some of the problems of the process. I believe a "stand in" wedding can't really add so much more to the trouble there is already.
On the other hand: I wouldn't even trust my best friend enough for this procedure. LOL! :-)
saschaleib 6 months ago
@GeishaShattori
Actually Charles was quite devoutly loyal to his wife...odd as it may seem.
Wraaaul 5 months ago
@GeishaShattori ve quiet woman....you argue as if females had any rights during this age
pagola 4 months ago
@GeishaShattori
Charles was a Studart a descendant of the Scottish throne and King James II of England and VI of Scotland. The Tudors died out with Elizabeth I so I don't think Charles was directly related to Henry but I can see where your coming from, disrespectful to the bride not even showing up to the wedding
IloveLordoftheRings4 2 months ago
love that lady's french accent!
styankendall 7 months ago 87
I always cry at weddings xD!!!
jerhinus 7 months ago
big silly cake! xx
sexychick34able 8 months ago 68
yeah king Charles the 1st couldnt be at her brides wedding cause he is a Catholic.
dim432 8 months ago
@dim432 - No, she was Catholic. He was Protestant.
gradgurl2007 8 months ago 2
@dim432 she was Catholic. He was supposed to be a Protestant (But did a lot of Catholic things), so marrying her in a catholic style wedding would get him in trouble with people.
hazelaliesha 7 months ago