Such a cute pic!
Diana looks so lovely as well...she did just adore her boys
Very cool! I know I won't be able to afford to go to Britain, but maybe there will be memorabilia sold in the States -- or at least I'm sure there will be on the internet.
My personal recommendation is to get the commemorative china directly from The Royal Collection. I've got pieces from the Queen Mother's 100th birthday, Edward & Sophie's wedding, something for Prince William (it's put away so I can't remember), among others. They don't do photos on the china, but I prefer it anyway because it's the official stuff and very well made and comes nicely boxed.
Here's a link if anybody's interested:Royal Collection <br>Fine Bone China</br>-The Royal Collection
I wonder why the danes never bring Joachim and Marie?
Although the Queen has made a practice of not attending Royal events in other countries, I don't think this means that she has no contact with them. Quite often they are invited to stay at Balmoral, and the public rarely gets to know about them. I know that Queen Margrethe of Denmark definitely visited a few years ago, and there has always been a strong link with former Grand-Duke Jean of Luxembourg and the late King Hussein of Jordan. This link with the latter two may have continued with current members of the family. Also, the Royal Families of Norway, Sweden and Spain are cousins through, respectively, Queen Maud, Queen Margaret and Queen Victoria Eugenia. So I think there is more coming and going between them and the British Royal Family than might be apparent. I can't remember a Royal wedding or funeral that didn't have a good representation from other Houses, ruling and ex. Even the Charles and Camilla wedding, which was decidedly low key, was well attended. After all, if you are a Royal, only another Royal can really understand what your life and work is entirely about.
Just a minor correction....Margaret of Connaught became Crown Princess of Sweden. She died in 1920 way before her husband became King. Her cousin, Lady Louise Mountbatten (sister of the Earl of Mountbatten and Ingrid of Denmark) married Carl Gustaf in 1923, and was officially Queen of Sweden.
I think we will definitely see the heirs and their wives. Of the current Queens and Kings...I think Sonja/Harald, Sonia and maybe Margrethe. Not sure about Beatrix.
I think we will definitely see the heirs and their wives. Of the current Queens and Kings...I think Sonja/Harald, Sonia and maybe Margrethe. Not sure about Beatrix.
Wasn't there a procession of European royals, starting with the most junior, at Charles and Diana's wedding?
I'm sure there will be a good royal turnout for William's wedding and I doubt any of the European royals would want to miss out on such an occasion. The one royal I am hoping to see is CP Masako - love to see her attend.
I think only King and Queen of Jordan will attened the wedding, or perhaps Queen Noor who has a nice relation with Charles.I hope that Royal Families who have members around the same age as William, will send those members. It would be nice to see the young ones together represent their countries.
For example: Guillaume, Felix and Louis of Luxemburg, Madeleine of Sweden, the Casiraghi's for Monaco, the children of Queen Noor for Jordan.
My personal recommendation is to get the commemorative china directly from The Royal Collection. I've got pieces from the Queen Mother's 100th birthday, Edward & Sophie's wedding, something for Prince William (it's put away so I can't remember), among others. They don't do photos on the china, but I prefer it anyway because it's the official stuff and very well made and comes nicely boxed.
Here's a link if anybody's interested:Royal Collection <br>Fine Bone China</br>-The Royal Collection
i don't know why people expect either Elton John or Paul McCartney to do music at the wedding; if anything, i would expect someone in William & Kate's own generation.
I hope they stick with classic church music, as there isn't much out there written after Star Wars.