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There's something wrong in the video when the voice is saying "Royal Highnes Prince eeh Nikolai" - or am I the only hearing the "eeeh"?

And a fifth (sixth) reason: It is too expensy for the Danish State to take back the registration of the people. The Danish State Church registers all births, confirmations, weddings, deaths and name changes. It has been examined whether the state could take it back, but it is cheaper to let the...

It has been comfirmed that neither the Greek Roayl Family will attend Prince Christian's confirmation due to the CoVid-19 travel restrictions. https://www.billedbladet.dk/kongelige/graekenland/prins-christians-konfirmation-nyt-fra-dronning-anne-marie-og-familien

And CPSS Mary is Holger's godmother (ie. the one who carried Holger when he was baptised, not "just" a witness. Helle is "just" a witness to Vincent) :flowers: And Gavnø Slot is located say 3-5 minutes drive from Næstved City ?? Yes, all the three Gavnø-children attends Herlufsholm. I don't...

I don't know what a sponsor is either. But if I am right in guessing that it is a person who will teach the young person about christianity/something equal to a Godparent, then no. The person who is about to be confirmed (Konfirmanden) takes classes at the local priest together with his/her...

IIRC then it was service and lunch and a photosession.

It so happens that the current Court Chaplain is also bishop over Århus Diocese. We have in Denmark 10 bishops and one in Greenland. The court chaplain need not to be bishop. The late Christian Thodberg wasn't. In the danish church (Folkekirken) confirmation is as in Church of England, the...

And add to that the location is quite secluded from Næstved. The pupils are allowed to walk (or drive if they prefer - it takes longer than to walk) and go on cafees, on shopping spree and to the discos. The good thing is that people in Næstved are used to see the young herlovianere (<-word for...

IIRC then Countess Ingrid is attending Nyborg Gymnasium, but I'm not sure ... Just checked with Billed-Bladet, week 8 edition: Countess Ingrid is attending Nyborg Gymnasium (high school).

I have since the news came in DK said that Prince Joachim will be his generations Princess Elisabeth. He will stay in line for the throne, but he (and his family) will live a pretty private life.

IIRC, then she did see "The Copenhagen Ring" (Made by Kasper Holten) i four nights. But I could be remembering wrong :flowers:

It is indeed the royal staples at Christiansborg. And IIRC then the white horses are of the breed "Kladruber", but I´m not 100% sure about that. You caoukd also just buy them frozen in a bag from ex. Karen Wolf and warm them in the oven :flowers::flowers::flowers:

The lion pictured with Prince Christian is one of three Danish "Realm Lions". The painting is painted by Mikael Melbye :flowers::flowers::flowers: You can read more here: Three silver lions - The Royal Danish Collection And here: Historical artefacts | The Danish Monarchy - Front Page The full...

Oh no, I do mean catholic, because catholics don't share communiom with protestants and PH was, after all, catholic from birth. It´s not common for the congregation to leave before communion. If you don't take part in the communion, you simply stay seated and wait for the communion to be over...

Perhaps CP Frederik is (more) catholic like his father was?

Hmm, the press release from SiXT has been deleted from the internet ...

Totally agree :flowers::flowers::flowers:

Yes please, let that be mine one day :wub::wub::wub:

You nailed it, Muhler ?

Maybe that King Frederik IX didn't lobby in favor of change, but word has it that Queen Ingrid did ...

Nope, the song is not in "Den danske Salmebog". Yes, it is the now called "Hærens salme". I know that it is song/played when fallen soldiers return to Denmark. But not in the church. It is song in the hangar when the coffin has left the plane and are placed on Danish soil. He is the former...

And add to that that the song is not a psalm in our Church Hymn book.

I'm surprised to read the "Kongernes konge" (King of all kings) were one of the songs at Pss Elisabeth's funeral. LINK: http://kongehuset.dk/nyheder/salmer-ved-hh-prinsesse-elisabeths-bisaettelse

Lyngby Kirke is a very beautiful church. I've had the pleasure of singing there a couple of times. Yes, both her brother Christian and his wife Anne-Dorthe is buried from Lyngby Kirke and their ashes has been put to rest there.

I think it must be the confirmation of Holger Skeel :flowers: