If You Could Give an Award to a Royal. . .

[tiaraprin]

If you could give an award to a Royal, past or present, what would it be?? Would it be for humanitarian works, or perhaps fashion sense? Give your awards to your Royals here and tell us why you are bestowing the "award" upon them. Before we begin, I must remind everyone (including myself) that any "awards" you give cannot violate the posting guidelines of The Royal Forums.

With that said, Let's us get on with it!!

[Dennism]

Countess of Fredriksborg and Prince Joachim: An award for divorcing amicably.

Crown Princess Mette-Marit: An award for her remarkable change into a great crown princess.

Crown Princess Mathilde: An award for being an example of elegance, modesty, quiet dignity and charm for the Belgian people and the world

Queen Elizabeth II: An award for being a great example to her nation and her people of a woman of strength, character and resilience.

Crown Princess Victoria: An award for perseverance, magnetism, a strong work ethic, lessening the boundaries between royalty and lay people(in other words, she works hard at being perceived as "normal" and most people say she´s a down-to-earth person), grace in the way she carries herself and an inner beauty which is evident to many a person.

[tiaraprin]

Originally Posted by Dennism

Countess of Fredriksborg and Prince Joachim: An award for divorcing amicably.

Crown Princess Mette-Marit: An award for her remarkable change into a great crown princess.

Crown Princess Mathilde: An award for being an example of elegance, modesty, quiet dignity and charm for the Belgian people and the world

Queen Elizabeth II: An award for being a great example to her nation and her people of a woman of strength, character and resilience.

Crown Princess Victoria: An award for perseverance, magnetism, a strong work ethic, lessening the boundaries between royalty and lay people(in other words, she works hard at being perceived as "normal" and most people say she´s a down-to-earth person), grace in the way she carries herself and an inner beauty which is evident to many a person.

Thank you Dennism for christening my latest thread! Your awards were very nice and I knew you weren't gonna have an award ceremony without CP Victoria!!:p :)

[Warren]

Originally Posted by Dennism

Crown Princess Victoria: An award for...

Nothing for Queen Silvia?
:)

[tiaraprin]

Originally Posted by Warren

Nothing for Queen Silvia?
:)

Warren, why don't you present Her Majesty Queen Silvia with an award?

[princess olga]

Here's mine:

1. definitely, definitely an award to king Juan Carlos for his moral courage in the confusing and dangerous post-Franco days..without Juan Carlos's bravery, there might not have been one united Spain today.

2. While I'm 'in Spain', I believe queen Sophia deserves the award for demonstrating sheer professionalism under all circumstances.

3. Crown Prince Charles of Britain, for advocating nature-friendly farming technologies, and for his brave stance on the topic of architecture, i.e. countering the points of view of greedy architects who would love to tear down anything built before WW2 to build ugly monstroseties.

4. Not sure if we can award the dead, but if we can, then one should go to Danish Queen Margarethe's dad, who, during world war 2, after learning that jewish citizens had to wear yellow stars indicating their origins, went out on the streets of Copenhagen with a yellow star attached to his coat!

[tiaraprin]

Originally Posted by princess olga

Here's mine:

1. definitely, definitely an award to king Juan Carlos for his moral courage in the confusing and dangerous post-Franco days..without Juan Carlos's bravery, there might not have been one united Spain today.

2. While I'm 'in Spain', I believe queen Sophia deserves the award for demonstrating sheer professionalism under all circumstances.

3. Crown Prince Charles of Britain, for advocating nature-friendly farming technologies, and for his brave stance on the topic of architecture, i.e. countering the points of view of greedy architects who would love to tear down anything built before WW2 to build ugly monstroseties.

4. Not sure if we can award the dead, but if we can, then one should go to Danish Queen Margarethe's dad, who, during world war 2, after learning that jewish citizens had to wear yellow stars indicating their origins, went out on the streets of Copenhagen with a yellow star attached to his coat!

Yes Princess Olga, you can award the dead. Any Royal Past, present, alive, or no longer with us. It is up to you!

[Dennism]

Originally Posted by Warren

Nothing for Queen Silvia?
:)

An award for excellence in being a queen now for nearly 30 years, being a wonderful role model to the people of Sweden for her hard work, caring personality, important causes, perpetual regality, excellence as a mother, perfection in being a consort to the King and for bringing up three wonderful children(each of whom are well-loved on TRF).

[Dennism]

Originally Posted by tiaraprin

Thank you Dennism for christening my latest thread! Your awards were very nice and I knew you weren't gonna have an award ceremony without CP Victoria!!:p :)

You´re welcome. But of course...:)

[tiaraprin]

You are too funny Dennism!! I am still waiting for Warren to give Queen Silvia an award. . . . . :p

[Warren]

Originally Posted by tiaraprin

I am still waiting for Warren to give Queen Silvia an award...

No need. Dennis has done an excellent job.:)

[tiaraprin]

Originally Posted by Warren

No need. Dennis has done an excellent job.:)

You both are too funny!!:p :p Congratulations to Queen Silvia upon her new award!:) :)

Well Warren, perhaps you would like to give an award to another royal, past or present????

[Dennism]

Originally Posted by tiaraprin

If you could give an award to a Royal, past or present, what would it be?? Would it be for humanitarian works, or perhaps fashion sense? Give your awards to your Royals here and tell us why you are bestowing the "award" upon them. Before we begin, I must remind everyone (including myself) that any "awards" you give cannot violate the posting guidelines of The Royal Forums.

With that said, Let's us get on with it!!

An award to Tiaraprin for starting up this thread...:)

[tiaraprin]

Originally Posted by Dennism

An award to Tiaraprin for starting up this thread...:)

Thank you, I am very humbled I am not Royal however, but I am descended from the Bohemian Aristocracy--does that give me a little class??:p :p

Be sure to check out my other favorite thread that I just revived "The Most Insane Royal in History.":)

Now back to our originally scheduled awards show!!!:p :p

[Warren]

King Richard III, for his services in providing us with an enduring royal whodunnit.

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[tiaraprin]

Originally Posted by Warren

King Richard III, for his services in providing us with an enduring royal whodunnit.

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Warren, you keep outdoing yourself in keeping me laughing my head off!! Good Award and Kudos to you!!:) :)

[H.M. Margrethe]

Originally Posted by princess olga

Here's mine:

1. definitely, definitely an award to king Juan Carlos for his moral courage in the confusing and dangerous post-Franco days..without Juan Carlos's bravery, there might not have been one united Spain today.

2. While I'm 'in Spain', I believe queen Sophia deserves the award for demonstrating sheer professionalism under all circumstances.

3. Crown Prince Charles of Britain, for advocating nature-friendly farming technologies, and for his brave stance on the topic of architecture, i.e. countering the points of view of greedy architects who would love to tear down anything built before WW2 to build ugly monstroseties.

4. Not sure if we can award the dead, but if we can, then one should go to Danish Queen Margarethe's dad, who, during world war 2, after learning that jewish citizens had to wear yellow stars indicating their origins, went out on the streets of Copenhagen with a yellow star attached to his coat!

I hate to say this Princesse Olga BUT King Frederik 9. did not have a yellow star attached to his coat and neither did his farther king Christian 10.
It is a tall story queen Margrethe has tolde in a interviwe.

[LaChicaMadrilena]

An award to:
-King Juan Carlos I- big transformation in Spain, from Franco's terror to democracy
-Queen Sofia- big professionalism
-The Princes of Asturias- hard work and choosing (Felipe's) parents path.