Crown Princess Mary's Ladies-in-waiting

[royal_sophietje]

Originally posted by Theilmann@May 18th, 2004 - 11:10 pm
Hofdame, oberstinde Annette de Scheel

That's sounds like a Dutch name to me.

[Poppy]

She looks like a gorgeous and elegant lady with class. I've read somewhere that she is a countess.

Alexandra used to have two ladies-in-waiting for a time period.

[Theilmann]

Originally posted by royal_sophietje+May 19th, 2004 - 3:33 am--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (royal_sophietje @ May 19th, 2004 - 3:33 am)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-Theilmann@May 18th, 2004 - 11:10 pm
Hofdame, oberstinde Annette de Scheel

That's sounds like a Dutch name to me. [/b][/quote]
It's an old Danish-German nobel-family, the name is pronunced "skeel"

[royal_sophietje]

Ah, well it could be German too. I wasn't really sure. Thanks for clearing this up :)

[Theilmann]

Originally posted by royal_sophietje@May 21st, 2004 - 5:47 am
Ah, well it could be German too. I wasn't really sure. Thanks for clearing this up :)

you're welcome

[paulette]

Thanks for the info's.

[tiaraprin]

Originally posted by Topsy-Turvy@May 17th, 2004 - 6:36 pm
Have taped the whole wedding, when did they mention her? I would like to see what she looks like.

I wish I could see the wedding although I wouldn't understand a word!!--I taped the Spanish Royal Wedding, but there is a large hispanic population here in the USA. That wedding service I could understand--Spanish and French were my Major and Minor in college :woot:

[Jasl]

I think that's Victoria Lensgrevinde Bernstorff-Gyldensteen, Mary's lady-in-waiting, walking behind her in this picture.

http://i2-images.tv2.dk/s/73/173073-24ed80...2b14491740.jpeg

[hrhcp]

Well .... I don't think any young 'spring chicken' would do, to be assigned to guiding the newly installed crown princess through her first two years in office.

Obviously takes tact and experience to explain to a foreigner why things should happen a certain way.

[anna]

The Silkeborg pony event was the first official engagement for Crown Princess Mary's lady-in-waiting - notice the light blue bow with Mary's monogram on her left shoulder

Crown Princess Mary and her Lady-In-Waiting Victoria Bernstorff-Gyldensteen.

[Jasl]

Will Mary's lady-in-waiting accompany her to Greenland?

And does Frederik have something like a lady-in-waiting (squire? I have no idea)?

Do ladies-in-waiting get paid? Do they live in the palace? Probably not - so how often do they visit?

[Chanel]

Can someone who knows how to get around Polfoto.dk help us out with that?

[Josefine]

is there not a photo of marus lady in waiting from the fashion show

[Josefine]

do we have some photos of marys lady in waiting

[GrandDuchess]

1: Mary's Lady-in-Waiting, Countess Victoria Bernstorff-Gyldensteen
2: Countess Victoria Bernstorff-Gyldensteen at the christening of the "Luna Mærsk", a cargo ship of which she is the godmother
3: The busband of Victoria, Count Frants Erich Bernstorff-Gyldensteen
4 & 5: The Gyldensteen estate in Bogense on the island of Fyn, the home of the Countal couple of Bernstorff-Gyldensteen. A big scale farm is run at the estate.

[Fashionista100]

Mary's lady in waiting is very pretty. She has a lot of elegance and grace. I love her clothes too. I'm sure she is of great help to Mary.

[carlota]

i agree with fashionista. she does her job so well and looks so regal and elegant. i think contess victoria was the perfect person for this kind of job.

does anyone know in which language does she talk to mary? was she born in denmark?

[samitude]

Does Countess Victoria have children?

[lashinka2002]

Does princess Alexandra still have a lady in waiting now that she is divorced from Jochim? She still attends official functions and is a part of some charities is she not?

[linda85]

Alexandra does not have a hofdame anymore. She is entitled to her secretary acting as a lady in waiting. ALso CP Mary's hofdame is American and can speak English with Mary as well as help Mary with her Danish because the lady in waiting is married to a Danish nobleman, I believe.

Linda 85