Tomorrow is the big day for H.I.&R.H. Prince Georg Friedrich of Prussia and H.S.H. Princess Sophie von Isenburg and this afternoon the German magazine, Spiegel, has a new article about the couple’s wedding. Click here to read the article.
Here is a video news report with Count Alexander von Schönburg discussing the upcoming Imperial wedding in Potsdam. Click here to watch the video.
Photo courtesy of: Spiegel by T. Warnack
Here are an interesting article from the American newspaper, Wall Street Journal, about H.I.&R.H. Prince Georg Friedrich of Prussia and H.S.H. Princess Sophie von Isenburg regarding their upcoming religious wedding in Potsdam, Germany. Click here to read the article.
Photo courtesy of: WSJ via Agence France-Presse
On August 25, 2011, H.I.&R.H. Prince Georg Friedrich of Prussia and H.S.H. Princess Sophie von Isenburg had their civil marriage at the Potsdamer Registry. According to Bunte magazine the ceremony lasted 30 minutes and was conducted by the Lord Mayor of Potsdam, Jann Jakobs.
To read the article in its entirety please click here. To view photos please click here and here.
There are only two more days until the nuptials between H.I.&R.H. Georg Friedrich Prince von Preußen and H.S.H. Princess Sophie von Isenburg in Potsdam, Germany and many royal watchers are wondering what royals — reigning and non-reigning — will attend the wedding.
Well, the German magazine, Bunte, is also curious about the guest-list and they have concluded that many non-reigning royals as well as nobles will attend including Prince Alois and Princess Sophie of Liechtenstein, Prince Alexander and Princess Nadja of Schaumburg-Lippe, and the troubled royal, Prince Ernst August of Hanover (minus Princess Caroline of Hanover.)
Unfortunately, we will not know the complete guest-list until the day before or perhaps the day of the wedding.
To read the article from Bunte in its entirety please click here.
Source: Bunte.de
After a nice holiday with her family, H.R.H. Princess Maxima of the Netherlands is back at work. This afternoon in Alphen aan den Rijn (south of Amsterdam) the vivacious princess inaugurated the Museum Archeologiehuis. The new museum contains:
Remains of the humans which were murdered about 1700 before Christ were exposed at the exposition. The museum contains the Roman Museum, the Provincial Archaeological Center and the Archaeological Work Community. (source)
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Here is an old news report (April 28, 2011) from KITV News in Hawai’i about the royal wedding between Their Majesties King Kamehameha IV and Queen Emma of Hawai’i. Click here to watch the video. 🙂 By the way, the reporters mention the word Kahili in the news report, and if you don’t know what a Kahili is, it’s basically a large pole made up of native Hawaiian manu feathers on top.
Another news report from KITV News about Hulihe’e Palace on O’ahu. Click here to watch.
An article and video regarding Princess Abigail Kawananakoa. Click here to read.
Finally, here is another news report about I’olani Palace. Click here to watch.
Photos: Author’s own and the Star Bulletin.
With less than five days until the nuptials between H.I.&R.H. Prinz Georg Friedrich von Preußen and H.S.H. Prinzessin Sophie von Isenburg, the German television network, RBB, released a nice video news report about the couple on August 22, 2011. Click here to watch (scroll down a bit and look to your left hand side to see the video clip entitled, Porträt des Brautpaares.)
The Royal Correspondent 