Le prince Albert II et sa fiancée Charlène Wittstock sont en visite sur le port Hercule, cet après-midi, mardi 28 juin. Le couple enlacé découvre les installations pharaoniques du show que Jean Michel Jarre présentera vendredi 1er juillet à 22 heures.
In case you were wondering, no, I won’t translate it for you. Sorry. 🙂
Click here to watch. Photos from this afternoon of the couple.
With only five days to go until the princely wedding in Monaco, it seems that someone created a You Tube channel entitled, Le Marriage Princier Live, dedicated to the upcoming wedding. It is unknown if the Palais Princier de Monaco in conjunction with the official site, Le Mariage Princier, created this site nor is it known if this You Tube channel will stream the wedding live on July 1 and 2, 2011.
However, I do know that the wedding will be streamed live on the official site for the princely family of Monaco here.
Click the link here to view the Le Marriage Princier Live You Tube channel.
Finally, here is a nice news report from TF1. Click the link here.
Photo courtesy of: Le Mariage Princier FB
Here is a video report from Stéphane Bern (the prince’s close friend and journalist) details, via photos, the life of Prince Albert II of Monaco and his fiancée, Charlene Wittstock.
Click here to watch. Yes, it’s in French. Sorry. 🙂
Photo courtesy of: Hola.com
A couple of days ago I mentioned that the Swedish channel, TV4, would be airing the Monaco princely wedding live on Swedish television along with an new interview with the couple.
Well, here is the Swedish interview; roughly 6:15 minutes. Click here to watch.
Finally, it seems that TV4 will stream the wedding live online so you might want to bookmark the link here.
On June 24, 2011, H.S.H. Prince Albert II of Monaco and the future princess of Monaco, Charlene, attended a cocktail party for the Jumping International de Monte-Carlo. In case you were wondering, no, they did not give an interview. 🙂
To view photos please click the links here and here. For the second photo link type in the word “Monaco” in the search box. 🙂
In exactly one week the princely wedding in Monaco will take place beginning with the civil ceremony in the Throne Room at the Palais Princier de Monaco on July 1, 2011.
For the past several months many living outside of Europe have been wondering, “Will the wedding be streamed online and where can I watch it?” Well, I have just learned — via Visit Monaco Twitter — that the civil and religious ceremonies will be available to watch online via the official website for the Monaco princely family.
Here is the link. Bookmark it.
Now, if for some reason that site crashes due to heavy traffic you can always check out ZDF (beginning at 2:30pm Germany time) and/or Euronews. If those sites crash as well… sorry. Can’t help you. 🙂
Second, here is the list of countries that will air the wedding live on television and their links:
France: You can read the information here.
South Africa: SABC3 official site that will air the wedding.
Sweden: Read more about it here.
Germany: ZDF
There is a good chance one of the networks in Italy will air the wedding. Which one will it be, I have no idea at this time.
Finally, at this time none of the networks in the United States will air the wedding live on television. Also, it is unknown at this time if TVMonde: États–Unis will broadcast the wedding as well.
Wedding Concert with Jean Michel Jarre:
If you are interested in watching the wedding concert with Jean Michel Jarre, on July 1, you can via Ustream here or here.
As the wedding day approaches I am sure I will be updating and adding new information so stay tuned. 🙂
Sources: Visit Monaco and Palais.mc
Photo courtesy of: Palais.mc
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