On the official website for the upcoming princely wedding in Monaco a new page has been added this morning for those who want to watch all of the festivities including the religious wedding on July 2, 2011. Click here and bookmark it! Right now, they are streaming live with a bunch of news reports and so forth.
Also, the French newspaper, Nice-Matin, will air the festivities as well here.
It was announced this morning by Mr.Philippe Narmino, Director of the Judicial Services and President of the Council of State and the man who will conduct the civil ceremony on July 1, that the two witnesses for the civil marriage between H.S.H. Prince Albert II of Monaco and Miss Charlene Wittstock are: Mrs. Donatella Knecht de Massy and Chris Levine.
This news isn’t exactly surprising to many seasoned royal watchers who always believed Mr. Levine would be the witness and best man for H.S.H. Prince Albert II. As for the future princess’s choice, again, no surprise here.
Source: Monte-Carlo News
Photo courtesy of: Reuters/Eric Gaillard
With a day and a half to go before the wedding in Monaco the French television network, France 2, decided to develop a short video report about the future princess of Monaco, Charlene. Click here to watch.
Also, here is another report, in French, entitled La Saga des Grimaldi.
Royalty Inside is a German program that recently spoke about the upcoming princely wedding in Monaco. The program is in German and there are no sub-titles… sorry. Click here to watch.
Finally, here is a video report from ZDF entitled, Royal Wedding in Monaco, about the late Princess Grace, Prince Rainier, Princess Caroline, Prince Albert and of course, the future princess of Monaco, Charlene. Again, the program is in German. Click here to watch.
Here is the latest video report from Euronews about upcoming wedding in Monaco. It’s basically a schedule read for what we should expect and much more. Click here to watch.
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
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