She must have been glad to leave her Prussian home which had never been congenial. Timid but self-possessed, she was fortunate to have married the most honorable of Queen Victoria's sons. However, Queen Victoria at first could not understand him falling so quickly for this child of a broken home; she was not even attractive. "I had to give way of course," Queen Victoria wrote in her Journal, "but it was a great shock." But soon the Queen praised 'Louischen' for her 
profile and Arthur for rescuing a girl who was desperately unhappy at home. Disraeli, who met Luise Margarete at the Berlin Congress, wrote almost lyrically about her lovely eyes and complexion, fine brow and 'singularly beautiful hands'. 
They became the parents of one son and two daughters. In 1911,when her husband was appointed Governor-General of Canada, she accompanied him to Ottawa. Their younger daughter, Princess Patricia, who also had accompanied them, fell in love with one of her husband's aide-de-camps, the Hon. Alexander Ramsay. However, it was only after her mother's death that Princess Patricia obtained permission to marry. 

Source: Leo van de Pas