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05-06-2010, 12:39 AM
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Does anyone know where I can find information on Prince Joachim and Princess
Marie's wedding? I didn't see it on the wedding thread, but I may have passed over it.
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I think this is it:
http://www.theroyalforums.com/forums...8-a-14868.html
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05-06-2010, 06:30 PM
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thanks Muhler for that explanation. Very interesting to hear how Denmark is developing.
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05-10-2010, 03:19 AM
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Prince Joachim and Princess Marie attended the Reumert Awards
at the Royal Theatre, Copenhagen on Sunday May 9 2010.
Great appearance!
** Pic 1 ** Pic 2 ** Pic 3 ** Pic 4 ** Pic 5 ** Pic 6 ** Pic 7 **
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05-10-2010, 04:30 AM
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Earlier that day they had another event
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Video 1 ** video 2
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05-10-2010, 05:03 AM
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Thank you Dazzling
I wrote a bit about the visit to Bregninge a few posts down.
Anyway, la Marie and her Joachim went to the island of Ærø where the village of Breginge is located. And while Joachim went away to have a look at Søbygaard Manor, for which he is a patron, Marie got a all the attention.
Now, for a small community a royal visit really is a BIG event! Presumably for Marie too as she cannot have gotten used to the drill yet.
Flags along the roads, complete turn out of the locals, people dressed up in local folk costumes, flowergirls, the local dignitaries lining up for the mandatory handshake. (The order of precedence would have been something some would have put a lot of attention on, believe me!  ).
The local Police Home Guard being mobilized to keep an eye on things and cars. (They are unarmed at such events).
It was a chilly day, so Marie had prudently dressed warmly and she was walking through the village, which really looks like a typical quiet and idyllic Danish village. She was introduced to local artist, she was presented to a local treat and said: "Yuumm", even before she possibly could have tasted anything.
The local scouts had turned out and people had dressed up in what appears to be old costumes but I have no idea why they wore masks...
And finally it was time for rasing the flag, proclaiming Bregninge to be a blooming village, after which she turned around and in perfect pronounciation said: "And I hereby declare Bregninge to be the first blooming village in Denmark", only attentive natives would have heard that she is not a native.
The local news had shown up too and asked what she thought of Bregninge and although being unprepared she answered with only a slight hesitation and tripping a little over the words that she was sorry that she didn't have time to see more of Bregninge.
You will notice that there were no PET officers around, only a single police officer and he may have been the local police constable.
Joachim in the mean time went to Søbygaard to be informed about the plans to fill the moat around the manor with water.
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05-10-2010, 08:03 AM
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It is always a pleasure to see these couple together.
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08-06-2010, 01:11 PM
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And now for something completely different: http://www.fyens.dk/article/1656662:Nordfy...-smykke?image=0
Fyens Stiftstidende has an article about a goldsmith who is creating a piece of jewelry for our Marie.
It's a rose-brooch in 14 carats white-gold with corals. It measures 4.5 centimeters and can also be used as a hatpin.
Princess Marie will be presented with the gift when she attends the Rose Festival in Bogense (on the island of Funen) on Saturday.
Here she will also be presented to a rose named in her honour.
See the detailed pics in the gallery.
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09-01-2010, 07:00 PM
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Prince Joachim and Princess Marie will represent the DRF at a memorial service, which is to be held on the 5. September in Holmens Kirke (the navy church) at 11.00.
The 5. September is the National Flag Day for Danish soldiers who have served in missions abroad.
There will be a number of events and parades all over the country.
At the service all the names of those who died while serving abroad will be read out. - That also include soldiers of other nationalities who have served under Danish command (in Afghanistan), so the names of a number of British (and I believe now also American) soldiers will also be read out.
Last year more than 100 names of soldiers who have died in missions abroad since 1949 were read out.
There is no mentioning of other members of the DRF taking part in the events of the day.
The first National Flag Day took place last year.
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09-05-2010, 09:08 AM
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Prince Joachim and Princess Marie attended the memoral service for Danish soldiers who have served in missions abroad, on the National Day Flag
Et helt særligt ansvar: Venstre
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09-05-2010, 02:56 PM
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It was the national Flag Day today, where soldiers who have served abroad since WWII are being celebrated.
Prince Joachim and Princess Marie represented the DRF at a memorial service at Holmens Kirke, the naval church from 1619.
Among the specially invited to the service were relatives of those who had lost brothers, fathers, son and in one case a daughter, mainly in Afghanistan.
You may remember that more than 100 names were read out last year. Since then eleven more names have been added to the list.
As direct representatives of the Queen, J&M arrived as the last. And there were a couple of details I'd like to point out. Joachim's adjutant was on this day the head of the staff of adjutants and being a full colonel, he from a military prespective outranked Joachim, who is a major. Formally he did not, as Joachim was the direct representative of the Queen.
And as this is a memorial service, Marie was not presented with a boquet of flowers.
Now, I often and actually only half jockingly single out Joachim for his style and correct behaviour. He is a stickler for the correct protocol and it is often a pleasure to watch, as it is with everyone who do their job well.
In this case the first thing Joachim did when he was presented to the clergy and officers outside the church, was to salute every one of them before shaking hands. It's not something that is seen very often as it appears a bit akward, but it is actually the correct thing to do. When in uniform you salute, then shake hands if someone wish to greet you.
From a personal point of view I find it very appropriate and I appreciate that Joachim do that extra effort at an occassion like this.
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09-05-2010, 04:53 PM
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Judging from the pics and your description, Muhler, I feel they've managed
that serious event very well..
Here are some more pics of the event today and a video:
** Pic 1 ** Pic 2 ** Pic 3 ** Pic 4 ** Pic 5 ** Pic 6 ** Pic 7 ** Pic 8 **
** nyhederne.tv2.dk: Prins Joachim i fuld uniform **
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09-05-2010, 05:48 PM
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Thank you, Iceflower
I agree, they handled this very well.
The TV segment was from an event outside the Parliament.
It's one of these events where Joachim excells, because he is so articulate and also because he has that dignified air about him.
Where Frederik excells on the personal level, when dealing with people face to face.
ADDED: Here is some coverage from the Defence site of the most oficial events of today: http://forsvaret.dk/HOK/Nyt%20og%20Presse/...iludsendte.aspx
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09-06-2010, 03:27 AM
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It's always interesting to see and read how differently they fulfill their
duties, thanks for that addition, Muhler!
Here's an additional gallery from berlingske.dk:
** Veteranernes nationale flagdag **
And an article with pics from Billed-Bladet:
** Marie og Joachim markerede den nationale flagdag **
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09-06-2010, 04:32 AM
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Thanks for the picture & detailed information.
Nice seeing Joachim at such an event and representing the DRF. Marie looked really nice & very inch a princess. Loved her hat.
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09-06-2010, 02:45 PM
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Thank you, Paty.
Very poignant and it deserves to be translated in full:
Princess Marie and Prince Joachim took part in the second official Flag Day for fallen Danish soldiers on Sunday.
While the first Flag Day last year was dedicated to all the 91 (*) soldiers who had fallen in Danish service since 1948, this memorial focused on the eleven who had died since the last Flag Day
- "They do what they do, on our behalf. For that they pay a price. Sometimes the highest price. For that we owe them much gratitude. We, the people and the official Denmark", was the words of army bishop Ole Brehm Jensen, in his sermon at the memorial service in Holmens Kirke.
When the names of the eleven fallen were read out, tears began to stream down the cheeks of Princess Marie, who along with Prince Joachim sat close to the altar.
During the choir singing Bridge Over Troubled Water she broke completely down and had to be consoled by Prince Joachim.
After the service Marie and Joachim took part in a parade in front of Christiansborg Slot (the Parliament) for soldiers who have served abroad during this last year. (**)
After the parade the Parliament hosted a reception for those who had served in the Parlamentary yard at Christiansborg Slot.
(*) Last year also the names of those soldiers of foreign nationality, who had been killed while under Danish command were read out. All of the British I believe.
(**) A tour of duty lasts six months. It is not uncommon for soldiers to have served five, six or even eight tours.
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09-06-2010, 04:04 PM
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No doubt she's french. 
Marie is chic and elegant and has a very good appearence today. And with her good looking huband make a wonderful pair.
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"It's very special, as Kate is very special. It's my way of making sure my mother didn't miss out on today and the excitement." Prince William, November 16 2010
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09-13-2010, 11:21 AM
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Princess Marie  She is beautiful and I think they make a great couple.
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