Best Crown Princely bridal party attendants

[Alexandria]

Which (recent -- within the last 10-12 years) Crown Princely wedding had the best dressed bridal party attendants?

(future) Crown Prince Abdullah & Crown Princess Rania of Jordan


(then) Crown Prince Alois & Crown Princess Sophie of Lietchenstein:


Crown Prince Pavlos & Crown Princess Marie-Chantal of Greece:

[Alexandria]

Crown Prince Phillippe & Crown Princess Mathlide of Belgium


Crown Prince Haakon & Crown Princess Mette-Marit of Norway


Crown Prince Willem-Alexander & Crown Princess Maxima of the Netherlands:

[Alexandria]

Crown Prince Frederik & Crown Princess Mary of Denmark


Prince Felipe & Princess Letizia of Spain

[Alexandria]

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[Maxie]

I voted for the bridal party of Mary and Frederik, just love those pink dresses.

I also love the red in the Dutch and Belgian bridal parties, but I think the dresses are just so stiff and old fashioned, especially the clothes of the children with the velvet and stuff... just not my cup of tea! :)

[lil Princess]

I favor and voted for ~> Haakon & Mette-Marit of Norway

[kwanfan]

I voted for Haakon & Mette-Marit's. I loved the simplicity of the dresses, and the wreathes in the girls hair. Plus Marius was adorable!

[princessvalondra]

My vote was for Haakon & Mette-Marit's. The bridal parties for Lietchenstein, Denmark and Spain were nice as well!

[sara1981]

my votes CP Fred and CP Mary of Denmark because both have great best party bridal in 2004 but both still as popular CP couples!

Sara Boyce

[Marengo]

Actually I disliked the dresses of Mary's attendents, to modern for a royal wedding. I liked the ones of the children at Letizia's wedding but the 2 older bridemaids looked a bit weird, like a shepardess from a Goya painting. So in the end I voted for the classical look of Maxima's bridesmaids, pages etc.

[Elsa M.]

Originally Posted by Marengo

I liked the ones of the children at Letizia's wedding but the 2 older bridemaids looked a bit weird, like a shepardess from a Goya painting.

Lorenzo Caprile made an excellent job with F&L's bridesmaids and pageboys. Those costumes are perfect masterpieces and what I like the most about them is all the historical notes that characterized the whole wedding. Everything was perfectly linked in a Spanish XVII-XVIII century atmosphere, since the music that was played at the service (Häendel, Cabanilles, Arauxo, Bruna, etc.), the own bride's gown, till the costumes of the attendents.
Caprile took his inspiration from the paintings of Goya that are hanged on the walls of the Prado in Madrid. The source of the little children's attire was particularly caught from Francisco de Goya's Infante niño D. Francisco de Paula and The Duke and Duchess of Osuna and their Children (1789):
http://www.theroyalforums.com/forums...hmentid=153687

Juan and Froilán's costume reproduced the masculine noble attire used in the second half of the XVIII century, while the bridesmaids were inspired by the ladies who used to serve the Royal Family at that time.

Besides, the garland hold by the children is an ancient symbol of Joy, Abundance and Happiness, evoking a series old Spanish traditions, as los niños Mayos or Majos and the Cruces de Mayo that are celebrated in this month.

[hilal]

My vote for Haakon and Mette Marit of Norway!

[LaMinka]

My vote also go to Haakon and Mette-Marit

[didem]

Willem-Alexander & Maxima of the Netherlands
Felipe & Letizia of the Austrias
Phillippe & Mathilde of the Belgium

[Layla1971]

I think Frederik and Mary of Denmark and also Haakon and Mette-Marit of Norway.

[LadyS]

What a wonderful subject. Perhaps we can do a worst one?

[Cissan]

WA and Maxima's IMO

[GrandDuchess]

I can't really choose, it's so hard! But my favourites were the bridal parties of Alois & Sophie of Liechtenstein, Haakon & Mette-Marit of Norway and Fredrik and Mary of Denmark.