Mixed Royals and Group Pictures

[Marengo]

Originally Posted by ysbel

I think the old man in the red uniform is Martha's father Prince Carl. The boy in the middle has a priceless expression, though I don't know who he is.

I think it is the youngest son of Princess Margretha of Denmark, nee Sweden, Prince Flemming?

[norwegianne]

Originally Posted by ysbel

Ah, so King Olav was quite the ladies man in his golden years. Here I was thinking he was burning a torch for his late wife, Crown Princess Martha.

According to King Olav, in various biographies, and what his children report, it was only Crown Princess Märtha in his life.

[norwegianne]

Originally Posted by Marengo

I think it is the youngest son of Princess Margretha of Denmark, nee Sweden, Prince Flemming?

Indeed. Georg was the oldest, and Flemming was the youngest. Flemming of Rosenborg was best man at Harald and Sonja's wedding.

[bbb]

what determines whether to wear the sashes or not. both men and women wore them at PF and PM wedding, not everyone did at PJ and PA wedding and in earlier pictures no one but the men are wearing them. sorry if its a stupid question

[bbb]

thank for all the great pictures everyone
who is the good looking man between PH and QM in post 39 in the last picture. thanks again for the pics

[Scherezada]

Originally Posted by Marengo

Thanks, do you know if this picture is taken in England and on what occassion? One of the Ascot races?

No Marengo, sorry, I couldn't translate what the picture says just the names of the royals. I happen to love old pictures and yourself?.

[kwanfan]

Grand Duke Henri's Accession Celebration
(Source-Getty Images)

[Marengo]

Originally Posted by bbb

thank for all the great pictures everyone
who is the good looking man between PH and QM in post 39 in the last picture. thanks again for the pics

Prince Nicolaus of Greece...

[Marengo]

Originally Posted by Scherezada

No Marengo, sorry, I couldn't translate what the picture says just the names of the royals. I happen to love old pictures and yourself?.

Me to! I bought several picture books with royals in it, the 'royaly after/between/before the wars' series, 'the camera and the tsars', a greek book about their RF (in greek) and more (expensive hobby btw).

[Scherezada]

9th March 1863: The Danish and British royal families at Windsor, the day before the wedding of Prince Edward and Princess Alexandra. The guests are Prince Christian (later King Christian IX of Denmark), Princess Louise of Denmark (later Louise of Hesse-Cassell), Prince Frederick (later King Frederick VIII of Denmark), the Crown Prince of Prussia (later Frederick III of Prussia), Princess Alice, Grand Duchess of Hesse-Darmstadt, Prince Louis (later Ludwig IV, Grand Duke of Hesse-Darmstadt), Princess Helena (later Princess of Schleswig-Holstein), Princess Alexandra, Prince Edward (later Edward VII), Princess Victoria of Prussia, Prince Georg (later King George I of Greece), Princess Dagmar of Denmark (later Marie Fyodorovna, Tsarina of Russia) and Princess Louise, Duchess of Argyll.

(Photo by John Jabez Edwin Mayall/Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

[Scherezada]

circa 1920: Christian X of Denmark and King Haakon VII of Norway join Gustav V of Sweden (1858 - 1950) and the Finnish President at the royal palace in Stockholm to discuss the Russo-Finnish question.

From Getty.

[Scherezada]

1894: Queen Victoria (1819 - 1901) sits amongst some of her relatives. Amongst them are the Duke of Edinburgh, the Duke of Connaught, Kaiser Wilhelm II (1859 - 1941) (and his mother Victoria) of Germany, the Tsarina of Russia, Prince Edward (1841 - 1910), Tsar Nicholas II (1868 - 1918) of Russia. Most of her children and grandchildren have married into nearly all of the Royal houses of Europe.

From Getty.

[Scherezada]

Prince Henry of Battenberg; Prince Philip of Coburg; King Ferdinand of Romania; Prince Henry of Prussia.

Source:Gettyimages.

[Beck]

I love the picture of the Windsors together, are there any more like this one?

[crisiñaki]

Originally Posted by Scherezada

Prince Henry of Battenberg; Prince Philip of Coburg; King Ferdinand of Romania; Prince Henry of Prussia.

Source:Gettyimages.

Was Prince Henry of Battenberg Queen Ena's father?

[Warren]

Originally Posted by crisiñaki

Was Prince Henry of Battenberg Queen Ena's father?

Yes. Her mother was Princess Beatrice who escaped Queen Victoria's maternal domination by marrying Prince Henry of Battenberg, but only on the condition that she and her new husband remain close by. They are the great-grandparents of King Juan Carlos.
Here's a pic of their wedding, courtesy of Getty Images.

Princess Beatrice & Prince Henry of Battenberg Wedding 1885
(note the star tiara)

[Paula**]

Why the British Royal family is never in weddings and other celebrations?

[crisiñaki]

Originally Posted by kwanfan

Grand Duke Henri's Accession Celebration
(Source-Getty Images)

Who are the couple next to Prince Felipe in the back row?

[Marengo]

Hereditairy Prince Alois of Liechtenstein and his wife, Hereditairy Princess Sophie of Liechtenstein, born Princess of - and Duchess in Bavaria.

[crisiñaki]

Originally Posted by Marengo

Hereditairy Prince Alois of Liechtenstein and his wife, Hereditairy Princess Sophie of Liechtenstein, born Princess of - and Duchess in Bavaria.

Thanks a lot, Marengo