Duchess' dress just like Dorothy of Woodville's

When he married Dorothy Johnstone Woodville saw Kate Middleton and Prince William on television, I could not believe my eyes.
"She told me she was my wedding dress!"
The 72-year-old Royal-watchers has been the similarity of the Duchess of Cambridge excited to dress she wore at her wedding to husband Dave in 1960, launched a letter and a photo of Clarence House, London.
In September last year, I received a letter with the royal seal of office of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.

It reads: "His Royal Highness wished me to tell you how beautiful you looked in her wedding dress in the picture, the kindly sent - the dress code look like that used by His Royal Highness."
A wedding photo of the color of the Duke and Duchess was locked.
The dress "real" wedding, a tiny size 6, is the festival retro Palmerston North Square during the Easter weekend.
It will be modeled by a former multiple winner of the Miss Manawatu box.
Dress of Mrs. Johnstone, made in Dannevirke by a professional seamstress, was designed with a lace bodice modest V-neck and lace sleeves.
"I am a capable person who loved the tip," says Johnstone.
"But the skirt was made of tulle with lace panels, to his head, because everything was too expensive."
They share another similarity girlfriends, their throbbing, if Johnstone is much shorter than the Duchess.
"My maiden name was Dorothy small, so-called petit point," he said.
There is still more true parallel family of Mrs. Johnstone.
His birthday, 13 November falls on the eve of Prince Charles.
Mother of Mrs Johnstone has the same birthday as the Duchess of Cambridge - 9th January.
The eldest daughter of Mrs. Johnstone, Christine, has the same birthday and year of birth of Princess Diana - 1 July 1961.
When Dave Johnstone said that he was really happy coincidence of the wedding dresses, "but I have no real connection."
The couple, both of which were from rural districts and Maharahara Dannevirke Rehunga you know at the school, but met in the Dannevirke A & P Dance in 1957.