What title would Marie Cavallier get?

**Her_Majesty** · #1 06-09-2007, 01:34 PM

I just wondered: Which title would Marie Cavallier get if she marries Prince Joachim?
Would she be called "Her Royal Highness Princess Marie" or "Her Highness Princess Marie".. or maybe she would recieve the title "Duchess"?
I just wondered about this because Marie would be the second wife of Joachim if they'd decided to marry...

And there's another question: would they marry in church with Royal guests and the whole Royal "pomp"? In a way I cannot really imagine .

magnik · #2 06-09-2007, 01:38 PM

Interesting questions, but we should waite until they will be official engage.

As a wife os a HRH Prince she probably will be a HRH Princess Joachim. But all depend of the Queen if she approve the possible future mariage.

Duke of Marmalade · #3 06-09-2007, 01:42 PM

I'd expect her to get the HRH title, just as Alex did, regardless of being the second wife. But I'd expect their wedding to be a bit low key, especially if it's not in a church (which would be the case IMO)

Henri M. · #4 06-09-2007, 01:47 PM

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Originally Posted by magnik

Interesting questions, but we should waite until they will be official engage.

As a wife os a HRH Prince she probably will be a HRH Princess Joachim. But all depend of the Queen if she approve the possible future mariage.

The same style as Alexandra before her and as Mary now. The British style 'Princess Joachim' is no longer used in the reigning Houses, with the notable exception of Britain.

lyndaW · #5 06-09-2007, 02:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Duke of Marmalade

I'd expect her to get the HRH title, just as Alex did, regardless of being the second wife. But I'd expect their wedding to be a bit low key, especially if it's not in a church (which would be the case IMO)

Oh thats a shame I would love to see a State Wedding, as it will be Marie's first and every bride is a Princess on her special day. And lets face it, Denmark does a wonderful job with all the pomp and glitter. It would also help their industry, tourists ... just think of the revenue that would be brought into this small, safe, and charming country from hotels, restaurants, etc. I do hope Denmark will go all out to welcome a new Princess, " if " they get engaged, which I think they will.

Henri M. · #6 06-09-2007, 02:18 PM

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And lets face it, Denmark does a wonderful job with all the pomp and glitter. It would also help their industry, tourists ...

Do you really believe that the fact that Denmark or Sweden or Norway or the Netherlands or Belgium or Japan or Spain are ruled by a monarch, does attract extra tourists?

And who says these tourists would not have visited Legoland or Tivoli Gardens or walking on Strøget Street or visiting the Nationalmuseet or enjoy a ballet in the Opera, if there was no royal but a presidential palace in Copenhagen?

And who says Sweden has sold more Volvo Cars or IKEA furnitures because there is a King living at Drottningholm Palace? Would Nokia (from republican Finland) have been more succesfull in Norway, Denmark or Sweden???

magnik · #7 06-09-2007, 02:22 PM

If they wil marry some day I think that could be smth like Martha-Luise's wedding.

Ok. do you think that she will recive any tiara like Alex and Mary?

Sorry, but the Danish princes needs a goverment's agreement for the marriage?

Duke of Marmalade · #8 06-09-2007, 02:40 PM

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Do you really believe that the fact that Denmark or Sweden or Norway or the Netherlands or Belgium or Japan or Spain are ruled by a monarch, does attract extra tourists?

I believe in Britain this is certainly the case but it's one of the oldest, most popular and most settled monarchies - just watch the legions of tourists in front of Buckingham Palace every day.

In other countries such as Denmark or Spain it might be the case but more indirect. Kings and Queens are ambassadors of their countries and maybe they have their share in making their countries popular and, as a consequence, getting them into in people's minds as a potential travel destination. But of course it helps if you are a tourist who is interested in Royalty

Henri M. · #9 06-09-2007, 03:09 PM

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I believe in Britain this is certainly the case but it's one of the oldest, most popular and most settled monarchies - just watch the legions of tourists in front of Buckingham Palace every day.

In other countries such as Denmark or Spain it might be the case but more indirect. Kings and Queens are ambassadors of their countries and maybe they have their share in making their countries popular and, as a consequence, getting them into in people's minds as a potential travel destination. But of course it helps if you are a tourist who is interested in Royalty

The legions of tourists would not show up in London to see the changing of the same bearskin Guards in front of Buckingham Palace, the residence of the President?

What about the masses of tourists in front of the Louvre, the former royal palace in Paris? Or the masses who see the traditional Greek guards with their remarkable white 'dresses' and 'maillots' would have been bigger if King Constantine was in the palace instead of the Greek president?

I respectfully dare to doubt it.

norwegianne · #10 06-09-2007, 03:30 PM

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Sorry, but the Danish princes needs a goverment's agreement for the marriage?

Anybody in line to the Danish throne require the permission of the monarch to marry. The Lex Regia (King's Law) from 1665 states that no prince may marry, journey out of Denmark or serve a foreign master, without the consent of the monarch.

Marriage without the consent result in loss of the royal title.

acdc1 · #11 06-09-2007, 03:48 PM

So she would be an HRH? If so, that's good and fair. I suppose any children they had together would be HH, like Nikolai and Felix, but I may be wrong.

They could still get married at a church, just not a state wedding. They could have photographers and t.v. crews there, but I think the primary guests would be family and friends, instead of royalty and heads of state.

**GlitteringTiaras** · #12 06-09-2007, 04:11 PM

According to these people, this will be her official title and new name.

You must scroll down until you see Marie's face, it's below the Tasmanian Devil thing. It's the first paragragh.

MissSaga · #13 06-09-2007, 04:25 PM

I hope she will be a Royal Higness and a Princess, and that their children will be simply Highnesses.

If they do get married anyway, I'm sure the'll go for two kids, not more ..

**Stefan** · #14 06-09-2007, 05:40 PM

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Originally Posted by magnik

If they wil marry some day I think that could be smth like Martha-Luise's wedding.

Ok. do you think that she will recive any tiara like Alex and Mary?

Sorry, but the Danish princes needs a goverment's agreement for the marriage?

Those in line of suceession need the permission of the Monarch given in the Council of State to marry.

**Stefan** · #15 06-09-2007, 05:45 PM

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So she would be an HRH? If so, that's good and fair. I suppose any children they had together would be HH, like Nikolai and Felix, but I may be wrong.

They could still get married at a church, just not a state wedding. They could have photographers and t.v. crews there, but I think the primary guests would be family and friends, instead of royalty and heads of state.

Yes any children would be HH as only the children of the Monarch and the Heir ot the throne are HRH in Denmark. I think they will marry in chruch but it will probably a smaller Wedding than his first Wedding to Alexandra where they had around 300 guest if my memory serves right. I think that the would probably use Fredensborg Slotkirke as it would look strange if he would marry in Frederiksborg Slotkirike (where his first marriage took place) and porbably also not a bigger Church in Copenhagen.

Duke of Marmalade · #16 06-09-2007, 05:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Henri M.

The legions of tourists would not show up in London to see the changing of the same bearskin Guards in front of Buckingham Palace, the residence of the President?

What about the masses of tourists in front of the Louvre, the former royal palace in Paris? Or the masses who see the traditional Greek guards with their remarkable white 'dresses' and 'maillots' would have been bigger if King Constantine was in the palace instead of the Greek president?

I respectfully dare to doubt it.

It's a bit off topic so just a short remark

In case of London I strongly believe that. If you look at a tourist guide more than half of the content is somehow related to the Royal Family due to their long history and influence on the city. The "London" shops are full of postcards or other "souvenirs" of the Royal Family - and the tourists just love it. Especially Americans or people from Asia are attracted by the monarchy or the popularity of the Royal Family as there is nothing like that in their countries' history ... but I agree that the effect of other monarchies might be much less strong in comparison to Britain.

Duke of Marmalade · #17 06-09-2007, 05:53 PM

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Yes any children would be HH as only the children of the Monarch and the Heir ot the throne are HRH in Denmark. I think they will marry in chruch but it will probably a smaller Wedding than his first Wedding to Alexandra where they had around 300 guest if my memory serves right. I think that the would probably use Fredensborg Slotkirke as it would look strange if he would marry in Frederiksborg Slotkirike (where his first marriage took place) and porbably also not a bigger Church in Copenhagen.

I believe they are protestants so are they allowed to be married in church (Joachim to be re-married)? I know catholics don't allow but I am not sure about protestants. If not, would be sad for Marie as it's her first marriage.

**Stefan** · #18 06-09-2007, 06:27 PM

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I believe they are protestants so are they allowed to be married in church (Joachim to be re-married)? I know catholics don't allow but I am not sure about protestants. If not, would be sad for Marie as it's her first marriage.

I think the danish protestant Church allows for remarriage in Church. Alexandra married also 2 times in Church.