Red Cross Ball - August 5, 2011

[iceflower]

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The ongoing Grace and Charlene comparison has been deleted as off topic.

[melina premiere]

Glamour or not, one thing we see this year was that there was more 800 persons they made the full room, there were not more 200 persons the last ten years, the benefits entered for the Red cross, the guests were very glad to be there. I think that the persons who lived far away from Monaco cannot see what it means.
Red cross ball and the success of the history of the wedding in museum, Nice matin and monaco news said that they did not think that there would be so many people at this show, there are many people each day, local people but also many people of France, germany, east europe, english and american and so.
The show of the glory of the royal courts makes less entries than the wedding show. in this show there are many thingsof the other courts ( england, spanish and so) there are the history of the famous royal couple until the couple Princess Grace and Rainier and there are many photos of the wedding of Albert and Charlene on the big glass of the grimaldy forum.. I visited the two shows, the most visited rooms in the glory of the royal courts show were the rooms where there is the history of the couple Grace rainier and the photos of the wedding. of Charlene and Albert
My idea is on the true facts and we will see the other years to come.

[Nathalie Cox]

Originally Posted by melina premiere

Glamour or not, one thing we see this year was that there was more 800 persons they made the full room, there were not more 200 persons the last ten years, the benefits entered for the Red cross, the guests were very glad to be there. I think that the persons who lived far away from Monaco cannot see what it means.
Red cross ball and the success of the history of the wedding in museum, Nice matin and monaco news said that they did not think that there would be so many people at this show, there are many people each day, local people but also many people of France, germany, east europe, english and american and so.
The show of the glory of the royal courts makes less entries than the wedding show. in this show there are many thingsof the other courts ( england, spanish and so) there are the history of the famous royal couple until the couple Princess Grace and Rainier and there are many photos of the wedding of Albert and Charlene on the big glass of the grimaldy forum.. I visited the two shows, the most visited rooms in the glory of the royal courts show were the rooms where there is the history of the couple Grace rainier and the photos of the wedding. of Charlene and Albert
My idea is on the true facts and we will see the other years to come.

So Charlene's beauty, simplicity, and everything she has has made Monaco survived? Wow, that's something.
Don't you think that maybe people went to see Oceanographic Museum and not *exactly* their expo?
I don't know why they had to put all their extravaganza exhibit in the Oceanographic Museum.

Anyway, back to topic, which is the Red Cross Ball not what the wedding has done to Monaco, i think it was interesting to see Caroline there. It's been quite a time since she last went.

[AristoCat]

Charlene looked nice and her hairstyle was elegant. As for Caroline, it's time for her to step back and let Charlene take control. This was Charlene's first ball and she is doing well so far despite the horrific accusations. Second, the Red Cross Ball isn't the way it used to be, with the great and the good scrambling to attend and then have fun. Monaco isn't the place to be anymore. I think Charlene made for a good hostess and while Caroline will be the doyenne of the Princely Family, she is not longer First Lady and the Princess of Monaco now.

I am hanging on to what I know is a slim hope - that Charlene once she has settled into her role ( & perhaps begun to raise a family) will be able to bring back something of the earlier days such as those wonderful costume balls.

I'm sure she will since it will be one of her major duties as Princess. Then there's the other engagements, charities, and other things that will occupy her time. I think it hasn't been so widely covered because of all the rest of the chaos going on right now. The Eighties were the golden years for attractive royalty, mainly since everyone was rich and secure enough to end up being able to pay attention and live vicariously through them. They could afford the magazines, memorabilia, and then watch televisions that ended up covering them. It's really the end of a golden time, unless the economy picks up; if the economy does pick up, then the public will have time and interest in royalty again.

Right now, the super rich are not interesting in jet setting, certainly not in an overtly public manner like in the Eighties.