Princess Ingrid Alexandra's confirmation: August 31, 2019


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The Crown Princely couple must be so proud of Princess Ingrid Alexandra today.
 
Very beautiful ceremony.

I'm slightly surprised that Crown Princess Victoria doesn't wear a national dress today. She obviously didn't catch spirit of this event.
Crown Princess Mary proved once more that she is very smart dresser.
It's tough day for king Felipe. Perhaps, he is the only one who absolutely doesn't understand Norwegian language.

Why is it a suprise that Victoria doesn't wear a national dress?? And who knows, maybe Felipe do understand norwegian......
 
I like the story behind Ingrid Alexandra's bunad (gift from grandparents and Ingrid Alexandra and Sonja working on it together) more than I like the bunad itsef.
 

That picture doesn't explain why Victoria should have worn the Swedish national costume :ermm: It's not like Felipe and Frederik wear national costumes either – only Ingrid, Märtha and Marit Tjessem wear bunads.
 
That picture doesn't explain why Victoria should have worn the Swedish national costume :ermm: It's not like Felipe and Frederik wear national costumes either – only Ingrid, Märtha and Marit Tjessem wear bunads.
and around 100 other guests.
 
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The Swedish national costume looks different than the Norwegian bunad and if Victoria wore her national costume she still would have looked markedly different than the other women in the photos.
 
and around 200 other guests.

And they all are Norwegian I believe. While Victoria isn't. BTW Astrid didn't wear one too.

Quite odd if a Swede wears a Swedish national dress to a Norwegian ceremony if you ask me. I guess the memo would suggest, a day dress or a Norwegian Bunad, rather than a day dress or any kind of national dress.
 
And they all are Norwegian I believe. While Victoria isn't. BTW Astrid didn't wear one too.

Quite odd if a Swede wears a Swedish national dress to a Norwegian ceremony if you ask me. I guess the memo would suggest, a day dress or a Norwegian Bunad, rather than a day dress or any kind of national dress.

Say it to a guest who actually wore Swedish national dress at this event :whistling:
 
I saw on the video that Maud-Angelica wore a bunad while her sisters did not. Is that because she has been confirmed and they have not?
 
Say it to a guest who actually wore Swedish national dress at this event :whistling:

I'm fairly certain that was the Swedish ambassador's wife – the official Swedish representatives. Victoria is not there as a representative for Sweden but as a godmother.
 
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Quite odd if a Swede wears a Swedish national dress to a Norwegian ceremony if you ask me. I guess the memo would suggest, a day dress or a Norwegian Bunad, rather than a day dress or any kind of national dress.

Totally agree. Can't understand why anyone make a big deal out of it in the first place.
 
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Say it to a guest who actually wore Swedish national dress at this event :whistling:

So? It doesn't mean day dress is unacceptable. My point is, the dress code is either Bunad/national dress or day dress.

Maybe Astrid, who is a member of the host family, as well as the Norwegian PM (she is the one who wore a pink dress today?) didn't "catch the spirit" too. ;)
 
Well I found that all absolutely delightful :flowers: Thought I'd be just watching for 20 mins or so (while I'm watching a 24 hour endurance motor race) but 5 hours later, I'm just finishing. Fantastic, what a great day :D

Couple of points - other than just the event itself - Crown Princess Victoria lighting the candle then winking at Princess Ingrid Alexandra and the film clip that was shown on NKR (I think that's what I was watching) of Princess Ingrid growing up.

Lovely, lovely, lovely :flowers:
 
Lovely pics! I cannot believe how big IA is now! I remember her as a wee thing still from my early royal watching days. I loved the ladies in their national dress.

Lovely to see Felipe there as GP as well.
 
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So? It doesn't mean day dress is unacceptable. My point is, the dress code is either Bunad/national dress or day dress.

Maybe Astrid, who is a member of the host family, as well as the Norwegian PM (she is the one who wore a pink dress today?) didn't "catch the spirit" too. ;)


There is no obligation to wear national dress at all. In fact, this is only the 1st royal confirmation in Norway when most of the female guests did so!
 
Another Daily Fail - good Gracious...
"She is the oldest daughter of the current monarchs and is second in line to the throne, behind her father"

:lol:
Now that good reporting. Insert numerous errors in the articles you write. It keeps the readers on their toes... ?

Apart from that it's good to see all the traditional outfits. I also noticed a female Same-outfit, which differ considerable from the Norwegian outfits. The Same-people being the first people of northern Scandinavia.

It's a pity the wearing of traditional outfits haven't catched on in DK as well.
 
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I just watched the speeches and am left in tears, they were so full of emotion and funny little annotations. Who would have guessed that both Haakon and Ingrid share a dark black humor :D
And I absolutely love that she thanked, in her speech, her dogs <3 (amongst all the other family members).
From what was to be heard she seems to be a wonderful young woman.
 
Did Shaman Durek attend?

No, he didn't. I read he said there were other things to do for him. That he would have liked to attend together with "the fams" but had to finish his newest recordings for a book.
 
Glittering Royal Event with family and friends on a modern way. Well done !
 
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