Cecile Anna, queen of England was a name that has been associated with many famous characters throughout the history of time. Her famous husband, Sir Richard Bissard, was also known by the name of his beloved wife, Lady Annabel Barbet. If you are planning to be a part of the royal family through marriage, you may want to consider using your own name as your Caterer’s name.
Cecile Anna was a middle name for Mary, queen of Scots. It rhymes with “anger” and has been used as a surname by many historical characters from throughout the ages. Other sources state it was derived from an Anglo Norse place name, meaning “little hill on the mountain”. Whether it is a nickname or originally a true last name, many will give you the same great feeling as Queen Mary would when she order all the English nurses to wear white, embroidered dresses.
A height reference for young ladies would be beautiful dressmaking, ballet dancing, and model or theatre modeling agencies. Today, with computers, a little research can go a long way in helping you find out information about any given name or surname. Using the Internet will save you a lot of time and money. Just do a Google search or check forums and newsgroups to read more information on this interesting occupational title. You can also find more details on height requirements to become a Caterer by performing a background check on your prospective partner’s height.