Richard, 69, was married to Fisher from 1975 to 1976. He died in 2010. Fisher, then 24 and single, met Princess Margaret, then 22, in 1953 at the Red, White and Blue charity ball at the Dorchester ...

The Princess met Townsend ... A year later in May 1960, Margaret married a magazine photographer, Antony Armstrong-Jones, at Westminster Abbey. Armstrong-Jones was the first commoner to marry ...

Up until their engagement, Margaret's relationship with Armstrong-Jones, a fashion photographer, had been a well-kept secret. It had been only few years since the heart-broken princess had called ...

Following royal tradition, Princess Margaret and Armstrong-Jones wed at Westminster Abbey in London on May 6, 1960. The morning ceremony marked the first time a king's daughter had married a ...

He married his second wife ... and friends - a far cry from the luxurious palace life he had lived with Princess Margaret.

Years after the fallout of her wedding plans with Townsend, Princess Margaret married British photographer Antony Armstrong-Jones in 1960. The queen herself named her new husband the Earl of Snowdon.

In 1960, in the royal family’s first-ever broadcast wedding, Princess Margaret married Antony Armstrong-Jones, aka Lord Snowdon. Just 29 at the time, Margaret’s marriage quickly went south. “ ...

Glenconner married Tennant, the charming and charismatic ... He was also a great friend of Princess Margaret. He was one of the young men she went out with. And I was always rather amazed that ...

That's when I really fell in love with him," Margaret reportedly later said. At the time of their meeting, Townsend was married with two children. October 1947: Princess Margaret and Peter ...

Before Princess Margaret became a mother, she married Antony Armstrong-Jones. Princess Margaret, who later became Countess of Snowdon upon marriage, was born on August 21, 1930. The youngest ...