It is for this reason that Fitzpatrick thinks the names Victoria or Albert are both the most likely “possible” options.

“There has been a renewal of interest in the Victorian era,” he said.

“And, after the success of Victoria on the small screen, there’s more popular interest in these royals.”

He added: “It’s a chance to pay tribute to one of the great royal romances.”

Of course, the Cambridges would not be the first to pay homage to a great royal romance via a momentous life event: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have opted to hold their wedding at Frogmore House, which was famously purchased as a present by George III for his wife, Queen Charlotte, many years ago.

As noted by the Royal Collections, the marriage of George and Charlotte was very successful compared to their contemporaries, particularly due to the esteem that Charlotte held her new king.

Writing on 26 April 1778, nearly 17 years after their marriage, Charlotte’s affection for George is clear; as she concludes her letter to him: “You will have the benefit by Your voyages to put Spirit in every Body, to be more known by the World, and if Possible more beloved by the People in general.

“That must be the case, but not equal to the love of her who subscribes herself.

“Your very affectionate Friend and Wife Charlotte.”

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