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I'm Lindsay Holiday and I'm spilling the tea on history.

Royalty 101. Debutants and the Social Season

From Jane Austen and the Bronte sisters to Downton Abbey and Bridgerton,

young debutants dressed in white gowns with feathers in their hair, curtsy before the queen, and then get down

to the serious business of attending balls and bagging a rich husband.

Debutant balls and the London season have been highly romanticized. But who were these young

women? What was the etiquette of court presentation and the social season?

What was the upper-class marriage market really like? How did it all come to be and is it still going on today?

Don your finest court gown or your tailcoat and knee breeches and let's find out.

In England, in the Middle Ages, the daughters of the aristocracy had no choice about

who they married. That decision was made by their fathers. The bride's family paid a dowry

to the groom who would be expected to provide for his wife financially for the rest of her life.

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