-
consummated the vows,
making a
binding marriage rather than a
betrothal.
Although these betrothals could be
concluded with only the vows
spoken by the couple...
-
Betrothal in a
Monastery (Russian
title Обручение в монастыре) is an
opera in nine
scenes (four acts) by
Sergei Prokofiev to a
Russian libretto by the...
- The
Betrothal of
January (Finnish:
tammikuun kihlaus, Swedish: januariförlovningen) was a
declaration given by the ****ociation of
Finnish Industries [fi]...
- The Last
Betrothal (French: Les dernières fiançailles) is a
Canadian drama film,
directed by Jean
Pierre Lefebvre and
released in 1973. The film stars...
- An
engagement ring, also
known as a
betrothal ring, is a ring
indicating that the
person wearing it is
engaged to be married,
especially in
Western cultures...
-
Erusin (אירוסין) is the
Hebrew term for
betrothal. In
modern Hebrew, "erusin"
means engagement, but this is not the
historical meaning of the term, which...
-
Maximilian I
paying attention to an
execution instead of
watching the
betrothal of his son
Philip the
Handsome and
Joanna of Castile. The top
right corner...
- Her
first betrothal was to John I,
Marquis of Namur, in
September 1290. However, the
wedding did not materialize. Blanche's
second betrothal was on 31...
- The
Village Bride (French: L'Accordée de Village) is a
painting by the
French artist Jean-Baptiste Greuze,
created in 1761. It is now in the Louvre, in...
- Isabella's
marriage was not a new one. She had, at the age of six, a
betrothal to Ferdinand, the
younger son of John II of
Navarre (whose
family was...
