Happy Constitution Day! from Princess Martha Louise and her family!
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After two years without children's parades and many of the other traditions that usually fill the celebration of 17th of May, greeting the children's parade had a special significance this year.
The schools of Høybråten and Slemdal headed the Oslo parade. This great honour traditionally goes to schools celebrating anniversaries, and Høybråten and Slemdal are both 100 years old in 2022.
Just before the first part of the children's parade reached the Palace Square, both the Royal anthem and the National anthem of Norway sounded - and then the children entered into the square. A record breaking 130 schools attended this year.
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Tradition
It was King Haakon and Queen Maud who introduced the custom of greeting the children’s parade from the Palace Balcony in 1906. The custom has been upheld ever since. The only exceptions were in 1910, when the Royal Family was in England for the funeral of Queen Maud’s father, King Edward VII, during World War II from 1940 to 1944, and during the corona pandemic from 2020-2021.
His Majesty King Harald has been declared healthy from 17 May and will be present on the Palace Balcony to greet the children's train.
Where is Ingrid-Alexandra?
Still I was expecting her to attend in her red graduation outfit together with her classmates in the parade...!Where is Ingrid-Alexandra?
A little further on the 17th May ribbons
https://ingebretsens-blog.com/syttende-mai-norways-constitution-day/
https://www.sylvsmidja.no/en/inspiration/17th-may-ribbon-on-the-right-or-left/
Wonderful to see the king present today!
Still I was expecting her to attend in her red graduation outfit together with her classmates in the parade...!
Perhaps they are too busy partying.
Sverre Magnus entertaining the crowds a bit lol
https://www.dagbladet.no/video/her-gjor-han-det-igjen/fRMOuALR#Echobox=1684761519
Ingrid’s looking mighty cool in her uniform.