Royal Marriage

Royal marriage refers to a union between members of royal families, often involving kings, queens, princes, or princesses. These marriages historically served to strengthen political alliances, secure peace, and consolidate power between nations or noble houses. Today, while often still symbolizing unity and tradition, royal marriages tend to have deeper personal significance, though they may still carry political implications. They are typically highly publicized events, emphasizing the unity of the monarchy and nation, and often involve elaborate ceremonies reflecting cultural heritage and historical custom.