• Lady Davina Windsor *1977
  (dghtr of Richard Alexander, 2. Duke of Gloucester
  and Birgitte Eva van Deurs)
• Lady Davina Windsor *1977
  at the christening of her sister Lady Rose Windsor with her parents
• Lady Davina Windsor *1977
  - Birgitte, Duchess of Gloucester, holds her 4 1/2 month old daughter Lady Rose Windsor
  on the occasion of the baby's christening. Also shown is Rose's father Richard Alexander,
  Duke of Gloucester holding her sisterLady Davina Windsor, 2 years old.
•  Lady Davina and her siblings:
  (from left to right) Alexander, The Earl of Ulster, Lady Davina Windsor herself ,
  and Lady Rose Windsor posing on a staircase at their country home.
• Lady Davina Windsor *1977
  Princess Alice, Duchess of Gloucester with her grandchildren
  Lady Davina Windsor (left), Lady Rose Windsor, and Alexander, the Earl of Ulster.
• Lady Davina held by her mother
• Lady Davina Windsor, July 2004 (on the right)
  (with sister Lady Rose Windsor)
• Lady Davina Windsor (second on left)
  (arriving with her parents The Duke and Duchess of Gloucester at the chapel with her sister
  Lady Rose Windsor

Wedding Day of Lady Davina on July 31, 2004

• BBC  News July 31, 2004:
  
  Royal Family welcomes first Maori:
  
  Lady Davina Windsor, who is 20th in line to the throne, marries a builder and former sheep-shearer from New Zealand after a four-year romance. Gary Lewis met the 26-year-old daughter of the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester on the island of Bali in Indonesia in 2000.Mr Lewis, known to friends as "Gazza", is a keen surfer. He becomes the first Maori to marry into the British Royal Family.The wedding was at Kensington Palace.Mr Lewis, 33, said his future in-laws were "no different to anyone else".He comes from Gisborne on the east coast of New Zealand's North Island, and has an 11-year-old son from a former relationship. Mr Lewis' father, Larry, was a champion shearer in New Zealand in the 1980s and his mother, Viki Carr, worked as a maid. He is described as a "renovator" by the New Zealand Herald. Lady Davina, whose father is the Queen's cousin, attended Kensington Preparatory School and later St George's in Ascot. She keeps a low profile and does not carry out any official royal duties. A spokeswoman for the royal household said the couple wanted the wedding to be low-key.She said: "The Queen will not be attending. They are having a quiet, private wedding."
  
  

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