Mixed Royals and Group Pictures


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All of the ladies look lovely in that photo! The four queens regnant all look simply amazing (of course, Sonja does as well!)
 
Banquet for European royals, what a great idea. They could organize it more often. I wonder if there are some events of special gatherings for royals besids customary ones like funerals or weddings.
 
Two pictures of Queen Juliana, one with her and Queen ELizabeth II and another one with King Umberto II of Italy:

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Royal children of different families playing together

Are there pictures of little royal children, who are photographed with other little royal children (not her own siblings)?

Thank you!
 
Warren said:
A Corbis pic of the guests from the wedding of Frederik and Mary.

Denmark, May 2004

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Why do some of the royals wear ther sash from the left to the right and others like Prince Guillaume and Princess Maxima wear thirs from left the the right?
 
That is Prince Michael of Greece and his wife in the group picture at Queen Anne Marie's birthday.
 
i loved the picture of the greek family, during queen Anne Marie's birthday, it is so relaxed and they looked like any other family....i'm really happy to see queen margarethe in casual clothes
 
Princess Amalia and her sisters have been photographed with princess Aiko of Japan
 
I just remember the photos of Princess Amalia with Princess Aiko. I think no other.​
 
Princess Ingrid Alexandra and Princess Amalia aboard the Groene Drack in spring 2005
http://www.theroyalforums.com/forum...nboard-den-groene-drack-14038.html#post222265

The Norwegian CP family hanging out with Infanta Christina´s family on Mallorca in summer 2005
http://www.theroyalforums.com/forums/f21/summer-2005-palma-de-mallorca-6538-28.html#post260570

The Dutch CP family was going to Barcelona in spring 2008 and was staying at Infanta Christina´s house
http://www.theroyalforums.com/forum...istina-and-family-pentecost-2008-a-17034.html
 
prince ali with thw swedish royal family

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denmark and sweden
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http://www.iblbildarkiv.net/fotoweb...0BC4C7F0E89318AF6ED76157F4A701133170C5891294D

denmark and sweden
IBL Bildbyrå - Royaltyfria bilder, historiska bilder, illustrationsbilder med mera.

in norway
http://www.iblbildarkiv.net/fotoweb...708D34F66FE96B7A45F87FB0D948E1EDBED74C8ADAE5E

http://www.iblbildarkiv.net/fotoweb...708D34F66FE96B7A45F87FB0D948E1EDBED74C8ADAE5E

in sweden

http://www.iblbildarkiv.net/fotoweb...0BC4C7F0E89318AF6ED76157F4A701133170C5891294D



http://www.iblbildarkiv.net/fotoweb...708D34F66FE96B7A45F87FB0D948E1EDBED74C8ADAE5E

http://www.iblbildarkiv.net/fotoweb...708D34F66FE96B7A45F87FB0D948E1EDBED74C8ADAE5E

in denmark

http://www.iblbildarkiv.net/fotoweb...322D200AF38AA79AA8E45722262ADCC2B95EC820B46DD

in Luxembourg:

http://www.iblbildarkiv.net/fotoweb...82287E3EC48090D8536E50D88B9F35E2CB0226F325FE5


pull my finger.....
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King Carl Gustaf, Queen Silvia, Crown Princess Victoria, princess Lilian, Crown Prince Felipe and princess Letizia pose for photographers on Tuesday 19 April 2005 in Stockholm. Felipe and Letizia visited Sweden to inaugurate a new headquarter of the Cervantes Institute.
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The Jordanian state visit to Sweden 7th October 2003
Princess Madeleine, crown princess Victoria, princess Lilian, prince Carl Philip, Queen Rania, king Abdullah, king Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen Silvia
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Prince Laurent, Princess Mathilde, Queen Paola, King Carl Gustaf, Queen Fabiola, Queen Silvia, Princess Astrid, Prince Lorenz and King Albert II arrive for the gala dinner at the Royal Palace in Laeken, Tuesday 08 May 2001. King Carl Gustaf and Queen Silvia were on a state visit.
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European royalty on King Juan Carlos´ motor cruiser during a family holiday in Palma de Mallorca, August 1990.
From left to right, Queen Anne Marie, Prince Philippos, ex-King Constantine with Princess Theodora, Princess Diana, Prince Charles, King Juan Carlos with Prince William, Queen Sophia with Prince Harry, Infanta Cristina and Infanta Elena.
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Two more:
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Prince Charles, Mstilav Rostropovich, Mrs Rostropovich, Queen Elizabeth II, King Juan Carlos, Queen Sofia, Queen Silvia, Queen Anne-Marie and King Constantine at a reception at Buckingham Palace prior to a concert, Tuesday 26 March 2002.
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Thank you Josefine, i'd forgotten about Haraalds 70th.
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I love these group photos! They are so glamourous.
 
Guests at the Crown prince Haralds 40th birthday at the Royal palace in Oslo, 18th February 1977.
First row from left. Countess Flemming of Rosenborg, Princess Ragnhild Mrs. Lorentzen, Princess Beatrix/Netherlands, Queen Fabiola/, Crown Princess Sonja/Norway, Queen Silvia/Sweden, Grand Duchess Josephine Charlotte/Luxembourg, Princess Astrid/Norway and Lady Elizabeth Sharkerley.
Middle row from left Count Flemming of Rosenborg, Count Ullenes de Schooten, Countess Ullenes de Schooten, Prince Claus/Netherlands, King Baudouin/Belgium, King Olav/Norway, Crown Prince Harald/Norway, King Carl Gustaf/Sweden, Grand Duke Jean/Luxembourg, Mrs Johan Martin Ferner (husband of Princess Astrid), Sir Geoffrey Sharkerley.
Back row from left Mrs. Kristine Rivelsrud, Prince Carl Bernadotte/Sweden, Princess Christina Mrs. Magnusson/Sweden and Mr Tord Magnusson.
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King of Morocco, Hassan II, visited Spain 27th September 1989. It was the first official visit of a Moroccan Head of State to Spain.
Princess Lala Mariam, King Juan Carlos, Hassan, II, Queen Sophia, Infanta Elena, Prince Mulay Rachid and Infanta Cristina
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Precedence/order amongst reigning monarchs HHEEEELLLLPP!!

I have looked on every site I know and been through EVERY PAGE :eek: of threads listed in the general discussion area of this forum (as well as many pages on others) and this is the closest I have come to anything even remotely addressing my question....a discussion on the Royal Weddings Message Boards or Glittering Royal Events Message Board focused on QEII not attending the upcoming Swedish crown princess' wedding. Lots of opinions thrown about but I recall reading two explanations YEARS ago:
1. Being the most prominent royal figure in the world it would be a logistical and security nightmare for both the British as well as the hosting nation's royal security force. (I can kind of understand this)
2. Adherence to protocol would have the highest ranking royal arriving and being seated last, which would have HM QEII entering after the bride, the mother of the bride, and every other guest. (maybe...if you adhere to STRICT protocol, but that's a stretch. I actually think Lillibet just doesn't want to go and this is her excuse.)

Anyway...it got me thinking about either a photo or video footage of Charles and Diana's wedding when they had lined up the reigning monarchs from other countries to enter last before the wedding procession. Someone (a court person/wedding planner) was arranging them so they could walk from the entrance to the preferred seating in the church in the order of reign from newest to most senior in terms of service.

So I started researching and found this:

Alexandria said:
One protocol is that when royals are "lined up" they are ordered by who has been reigning the longest would enter first.

For example, at a funeral the longest reigning monarch would "head" the procession of royal guests. In most cases it would be QEII if she attended an event. I am not sure what the protocol was exactly when heirs attend in place of their parents -- for example Albert for Prince Ranier and Prince Charles or Prince Phillip for Queen Elizabeth II.

Sometimes the protocol is broken for personal reasons. One recent example I can come up with was that at Prince Claus of the Netherlands' funeral, King Juan Carlos and Queen Sofia were placed before longer reigning monarchs because of their friendship with Queen Beatrix.

I suppose that when there are occasions with royal courts with family members from other royal houses such protocol might also be broken for family ties, such as the Danish or Belgian courts.QUOTE]

That comment, along with pics from other royal weddings showing Albert seated next to the POW made me consider seating arrangements/marching order for the wedding in Sweden next month.

Indulge my fantasy for this question: Assuming all reigning royal heads of state as well as theirs heirs were invited and attended.......

1. Would the "family" relations (Denmark, Belgium, Norway) be seated in higher precedence than other royals who have been reigning longer?
2. Among the "family" relations would the fact that the Danes are 1st cousins to the Swedes matter at all considering the Belgians and Norwegians are from a colatteral line of Swedish cousins?
3. If King Bhumibol of Thailand chose to attend (which is HIGHLY unlikely given the political situation and escalating violence this past week), would he sit in a more prominent spot than QEII even though he is not a European monarch?
4. Now that Prince Albert II of Monaco is a reigning sovereign prince, is he treated the same as any other head of state or royal head of state even though he is a "serene highness" and head of a "principality" instead of a kingdom? For example, if they all reigned an equal amount of time, would he have to walk in/sit behind all the kings and queens?
5. What about the Grand Dukes of Luxembourg? Are they considered the same as a king and queen?....are they considered the same as Albert II of Monaco or the Princes of Liechtenstein?....or are they considered something in between? (They are "royal highnesses" after all)
6. Some of the Arabic/Muslim/Eastern monarchies go by different names - Kings, Sultans, Sheikhs - are they considered equal to the European monarchies in terms of precedence (some of them use a different style as well...for example HM the Sultan of Oman and HH the Emir of Qatar)?
7. What about the King of Malaysia. Being a hereditary ruler of his separate state in the Malaysian confederation and elected by the group of rulers for a five-year term means he is sometimes a King and sometimes not a king. When he is serving as King, is considered on equal status with someone like QEII?
8. 2ND TO LAST QUESTION :ROFLMAO: What about formerly reigning monarchs - Constantine II of the Hellenes, Simeon of Bulgaria, Michael of Romania, et.al.? Because most of the royal community still calls them "Kings" and not ex-kings and because they are invited to many of these events, are they marched in and seated among the reigning monarchs or are they relegated to a lower status (seated behind other monarchs, or behind reigning monarchs' heirs, or behind all currently serving heads of state-including republics)?
9. LAST QUESTION :dizzy: - Among the heirs of the reigning monarchies - are they seated according to any timeframe...oldest monarchy, same order as the monarchs, etc.?
10. BONUS QUESTION :bang: - So the last question made me think of another...aAAAAAAAHHHHH!!!!! Heirs of former monarchies that were deposed (Alexander of Yugoslavia, Victor Emmanuel of Italy, Reza Pahlavi of Iran, et.al.) - where are they classified among royal foreign guests - among the heirs? in the general population?

Anyone...please...HHHEEELLLLLPP!!!!!

Rascal
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Rascal said:
I have looked on every site I know and been through EVERY PAGE :eek: of threads listed in the general discussion area of this forum (as well as many pages on others) and this is the closest I have come to anything even remotely addressing my question....a discussion on the Royal Weddings Message Boards or Glittering Royal Events Message Board focused on QEII not attending the upcoming Swedish crown princess' wedding. Lots of opinions thrown about but I recall reading two explanations YEARS ago:
1. Being the most prominent royal figure in the world it would be a logistical and security nightmare for both the British as well as the hosting nation's royal security force. (I can kind of understand this)
2. Adherence to protocol would have the highest ranking royal arriving and being seated last, which would have HM QEII entering after the bride, the mother of the bride, and every other guest. (maybe...if you adhere to STRICT protocol, but that's a stretch. I actually think Lillibet just doesn't want to go and this is her excuse.)

Anyway...it got me thinking about either a photo or video footage of Charles and Diana's wedding when they had lined up the reigning monarchs from other countries to enter last before the wedding procession. Someone (a court person/wedding planner) was arranging them so they could walk from the entrance to the preferred seating in the church in the order of reign from newest to most senior in terms of service.

So I started researching and found this:

Alexandria said:
One protocol is that when royals are "lined up" they are ordered by who has been reigning the longest would enter first.

For example, at a funeral the longest reigning monarch would "head" the procession of royal guests. In most cases it would be QEII if she attended an event. I am not sure what the protocol was exactly when heirs attend in place of their parents -- for example Albert for Prince Ranier and Prince Charles or Prince Phillip for Queen Elizabeth II.

Sometimes the protocol is broken for personal reasons. One recent example I can come up with was that at Prince Claus of the Netherlands' funeral, King Juan Carlos and Queen Sofia were placed before longer reigning monarchs because of their friendship with Queen Beatrix.

I suppose that when there are occasions with royal courts with family members from other royal houses such protocol might also be broken for family ties, such as the Danish or Belgian courts.QUOTE]

That comment, along with pics from other royal weddings showing Albert seated next to the POW made me consider seating arrangements/marching order for the wedding in Sweden next month.

Indulge my fantasy for this question: Assuming all reigning royal heads of state as well as theirs heirs were invited and attended.......

1. Would the "family" relations (Denmark, Belgium, Norway) be seated in higher precedence than other royals who have been reigning longer?
2. Among the "family" relations would the fact that the Danes are 1st cousins to the Swedes matter at all considering the Belgians and Norwegians are from a colatteral line of Swedish cousins?
3. If King Bhumibol of Thailand chose to attend (which is HIGHLY unlikely given the political situation and escalating violence this past week), would he sit in a more prominent spot than QEII even though he is not a European monarch?
4. Now that Prince Albert II of Monaco is a reigning sovereign prince, is he treated the same as any other head of state or royal head of state even though he is a "serene highness" and head of a "principality" instead of a kingdom? For example, if they all reigned an equal amount of time, would he have to walk in/sit behind all the kings and queens?
5. What about the Grand Dukes of Luxembourg? Are they considered the same as a king and queen?....are they considered the same as Albert II of Monaco or the Princes of Liechtenstein?....or are they considered something in between? (They are "royal highnesses" after all)
6. Some of the Arabic/Muslim/Eastern monarchies go by different names - Kings, Sultans, Sheikhs - are they considered equal to the European monarchies in terms of precedence (some of them use a different style as well...for example HM the Sultan of Oman and HH the Emir of Qatar)?
7. What about the King of Malaysia. Being a hereditary ruler of his separate state in the Malaysian confederation and elected by the group of rulers for a five-year term means he is sometimes a King and sometimes not a king. When he is serving as King, is considered on equal status with someone like QEII?
8. 2ND TO LAST QUESTION :ROFLMAO: What about formerly reigning monarchs - Constantine II of the Hellenes, Simeon of Bulgaria, Michael of Romania, et.al.? Because most of the royal community still calls them "Kings" and not ex-kings and because they are invited to many of these events, are they marched in and seated among the reigning monarchs or are they relegated to a lower status (seated behind other monarchs, or behind reigning monarchs' heirs, or behind all currently serving heads of state-including republics)?
9. LAST QUESTION :dizzy: - Among the heirs of the reigning monarchies - are they seated according to any timeframe...oldest monarchy, same order as the monarchs, etc.?
10. BONUS QUESTION :bang: - So the last question made me think of another...aAAAAAAAHHHHH!!!!! Heirs of former monarchies that were deposed (Alexander of Yugoslavia, Victor Emmanuel of Italy, Reza Pahlavi of Iran, et.al.) - where are they classified among royal foreign guests - among the heirs? in the general population?

Anyone...please...HHHEEELLLLLPP!!!!!

Rascal
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Several possibilities why no one has responded:
1. They are still reading my post because it is SO LOOOOOONNNNGGG..LOL.

2. No one has answers to any of my questions..which I doubt - there is a wealth of information and experience in the Forums.

3. It doesn't really matter to anyone but me, which is probably the case.

On the outside chance that someone else is interested I am bumping this thread again. If anyone has information or opinions regarding anything I posted, please feel free to respond. If not, I get it.

And if you are still reading the original post, thanks for your dedication but there is probably more effective use of your time :lol:.

Rascal
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At the Wedding of Haakon and Mette-Marit it was so: first arrived the junior Princes and Heirs sorted after the reign of their parents (first the ones who renged short for example Luxemburg and last the one who regned long), then the former reigning monarchs (only Greece was present) and then the reigning monarchs and last the paretns of Mette-Marit and the norwegian Royal Family. But then they arrived all in Cars. At the danish Wedding the arrived all together in a big Bus and as far as i remember they walked in church not sorted but how they came out of the B Bus.
 
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